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Jane Fonda He has one staple in his wardrobe at night.
“A wlanne nightgown – because I’m single,” quoted Fonda, 87, to The Times on Saturday, July 19. “I never worn them when I was with a man.”
While flannel nightgown is essential, fonda – which most recently related To record a producer Richard Perry Between 2009 and 2017 – he noted that a different item of clothing is its most “valuable.”
“Yoga pants, because they are easy to wear and pull away and they are comfortable,” he told the outlet.
Fonda noted that she is the “opposite of a hacker,” stating as a “kind of minimalist” that sold “half” her clothes last year. He noted, “But I’m the same size as I used to be, so I’m still able to wear my old clothes.”
Reflecting on her appearance, Fonda shared that one word to summarize her style was “simple.” He added, “Since my hair became gray, I wear more color, including yellow and green. Even I can look good in those colors, and no many people can say that.”
Fonda opened for the color of her hair During the appearance of 2021 on Ellen degeneres showNoting that she was “so happy” she left her locks “getting gray.”
“Enough already with so much time wasted, so much money spent, so many chemicals. I’m through that,” he said, adding that she has no plans to return to Blonde.
The Grace and Frankie Star also noted that she maintains a low key approach in style.
“I promised a couple of years ago to never buy new clothes again. You know, we spend too much money, we buy too many things and then get rid of them,” she shared at the time. “We try to develop our identity by shopping, we have to stop that, stop all this consumerism.”
Outside of their style, Fonda has been honest about aging – and her decision to undergo plastic surgery. When talking to Fashionable In 2022, Fonda noted that she wanted “young people to stop fearing for aging.”
“I think that Grace and Frankie Gives people a lot of hope, especially women. That’s why I always tell people what my age is because I want them to realize it, ”he said. Now as those words come out of my mouth, what I think with the second part of my brain is, yes, fonda. You have money. You can afford a trainer. You can afford plastic surgery. You can afford faces. You can afford the things that help make you continue to look young. That’s true. Money helps. ‘Good genes and a lot of money,’ as someone once said. “
Fonda revealed to the outlet she had regrets about her own procedure.
“I had a makeover I stopped because I don’t want to look distorted. I am not proud of the fact that I had (one),” he admitted. “I don’t know if I had to do that and I would do it. But I did it. I admit, and then I say, okay, you can get trapped. Don’t keep going.”
