Jennifer Aniston took the opportunity to showcase her ageless figure for PEOPLE‘s 50th Anniversary cover. For the special anniversary edition, The Morning Show actress rocked a petal pink midi dress that was layered over a white tank top peeking through the sides. She also told to PEOPLE the advice she would give her younger self about navigating the entertainment industry.
The Friends icon styled her Rachel Green-inspired haircut in a side parted blowout. Open-toe sandals and layered necklaces finished off her look as she posed at a table full of A-listers.
Other notable stars included Oprah Winfrey, Nicole Kidman, John Legend, The Rock, and many more.
To see more of PEOPLE’s 50th Anniversary on PEOPLE.com, the issue was available on newsstands nationwide 4/12.
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Jennifer Aniston Rocks A Figure-Hugging Midi Dress For PEOPLE's Anniversary Cover
The comment section on PEOPLE's Instagram was flooded with love for the 55-year-old when the cover was revealed.
"JEN ANISTON WE LOVE YOU," wrote one fan. "My favorite Jennifer." "Jen looks amazing .. so refreshed and beautiful," noted another comment.
In this edition, the Murder Mystery star candidly shared her insights gained over the years in the industry, along with valuable advice she'd impart to her younger self.
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"That feeling when it wasn’t about 'making it' but just working—maintain that," Aniston said. She continued to add, "There's so many, patience, to be kind, to respect your fellow actors. And just tell the truth."
No Aniston interview would be whole without a nod to Friends, a topic that never fails to captivate us. In her conversation with the magazine, Aniston fondly recalled her inaugural visit to the legendary Friends set at Warner Bros. Studios.
"I do remember stepping onto the set and I don't know, it was just magic. It was the best. The cast that I met, the show that I was able to be on that has touched so many people and continues to touch people, that’s probably the most important."
