Oprah Winfrey shows off her curvy figure in a long-sleeved body suit for the cover of O, The Oprah Magazine’s September issue - something that she says was 'kind of exciting,' but daunting.
The 60-year-old admits that initially she was 'a little apprehensive' about such a revealing cover.
'As
Maya Angelou says in her Phenomenal Woman, "I’m not built to suit a
fashion model size,"' said Ms Winfrey, referring to the late author's
famous 1995 poem.
Oprah Winfrey shows off her curvy figure in a
long-sleeved body suit for the cover of O, The Oprah Magazine¿s
September cover - something that she says was 'kind of exciting,' but
daunting
Still, she says that she feels 'pretty phenomenal' about the end result. 'I like pretending I’m a movie star,' she confessed of embracing the dramatic cat suit.
The
media mogul is certainly no stranger to showing off her figure on the
cover of the
namesake magazine she launched 14 years ago.
She wore a
daring long-sleeve, floor-length red dress by Badgley Mischka on the
magazine's May cover to celebrate looking fabulous at 60.
'Call me crazy, but I’ve never really
understood our culture’s fear of getting older. The way I see it, every
year can be a brand new journey,' she said at the time.
The 60-year-old admits that initially she was 'a
little apprehensive' about such a revealing cover, but says that she
feels 'pretty phenomenal' about the end result
The new make-over themed issue features 32 ways to 'transform your life,' something that Ms Winfrey says she is 'a big fan of'
'Think
about it: You get one chance to be 25…38…44…61…and every age before and
between. Why wouldn’t you want to experience all the wonder in each
step on your path?
'If
you’re blessed to enough to grow older, there’s so much wisdom to be
gained from celebrating the process with vibrancy and vigour and grace.'
Fast-forward
five months and the new make-over themed issue features 32 ways to
'transform your life,' something that Ms Winfrey says she is 'a big fan of'.
She even offers some words of advice around the 'kinds of minor changes that add up to major delight'.
She offers some words of advice around the
'kinds of minor changes that add up to major delight' in the new issue,
including: 'Surround yourself with people who bring you light, and to
banish all forms of negative energy'
Ms Winfrey, who topped Forbes list of 'most powerful celebrities' last year, pictured behind-the-scenes of the cover shoot
Looking effortless in white jeans, Ms Winfrey was spotted after a taping of Good Morning America this morning
'The best way I know for sure to stay in steady make-over mode is to take care of yourself,' she explained.
'To
feed yourself with love and loving thoughts. To eat food that’s
delicious to you and your body. To engage in loving practices, like
giving yourself the gift of stillness at least five minutes a day.
'To surround yourself with people who bring you light, and to banish all forms of negative energy.'
Ms Winfrey, who topped Forbes list of 'most powerful celebrities' last year, elaborated on this concept in the magazine's July issue, emphasizing how grateful she is for the life she is able to lead.
'I feel
blessed to have the life I’m living,' she said. Several times a day I
look around in awe of how someone like me, born in apartheid
Mississippi, got to where I am. It’s still a wonder to me.'
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