Glamour

Kristen Stewart is on the cover of Glamour's November issue to promote Breaking Dawn, and while her cover look might echo Bella's girl-next-door style, her sexy, laced-up spread inside the magazine is definitely all Kristen. The actress, who has been on the set of Snow White and the Huntsman in Wales in recent weeks, is readying to move past the role that made her a household name as the franchise comes to a close. Twilight author Stephenie Meyer interviewed Kristen for the magazine this Summer just outside of London, where they chatted about Kristen's leading men, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner. Kristen even reflected on the best romantic advice she's gotten during their conversation. Here are some highlights:

• On how Taylor and Rob are different: "It’s fun to watch with him because we actually sit and watch it. Me and Taylor are actual Twilight fans, so we can sit there and be totally into it! Whereas I sit there with Rob…he likes it, but he has just such a different energy."
• On her advice regarding relationships: "Hmm…good relationship advice for me tends to be being honest and knowing yourself. Don’t be an asshole. That’s my advice. Don’t be mean. Don’t take sh*t. Don’t settle."

Jennifer Aniston covers October's Glamour, which is on newsstands Sept. 6, along with her pals Demi Moore and Alicia Keys. The three ladies teamed up to create a series of short films for the Lifetime network that will be broadcast together as the program Five, and each piece focuses on how breast cancer affects women's lives. Jennifer's currently settling into her new home with boyfriend Justin Theroux, but she spoke to the magazine recently about what she likes in relationships, getting her star on the Walk of Fame, and what she sought to accomplish with her minimovie. She said:

• On her piece in Five: "We were intrigued by the challenge of creating short stories that would defy audiences’ expectation of the subject. We wanted to balance the drama with humor and irreverence, because that’s what’s helped our friends who’ve faced this get through their treatment. We wanted stories that were informative without being heavy handed. Oh, and they needed to be brilliantly written. Other than that, our goals were small. [Laughs.]"
• On getting her star on the Walk of Fame: "It was a milestone in my career, which was surreal, because I still think I’m at the beginning of it. I remember when they told me about the honor, I thought, 'Really?' I’ve never lost that feeling of ‘Oh God, I hope I get this job!’ I don’t want to get too used to any of this because then entitlement sets in, and that’s the kiss of death."
• On what she wants in a relationship: "I would say I couldn’t be in a relationship without equality, generosity, integrity, spirit, kindness, and humor. And awesomeness."

Rihanna scored the September Glamour cover, where she sports a striking Dolce & Gabbana backless top, sequins pants, and a playful smile. Inside the magazine, Rihanna talks about drama, her friendship with Katy Perry, and being a role model for young girls. The conversation isn't entirely PG, since Rihanna also dishes on what she likes in the bedroom. Rihanna doesn't share much about her upcoming foray into acting, though you can see her alongside costars Alexander Skarsgard, Brooklyn Decker, and Taylor Kitsch in the first Battleship trailer Here's more from Rihanna's interview, which is due out on newsstands Aug. 9:

• On style: "Getting dressed, I want to pick the most bizarre pair of shorts so I can figure out how to make it look right, or work an outfit that will make people go, “What the hell is she wearing?"
• On dealing with how messy life can get: "I think honesty is the ultimate liberation in life. People want to shy away from the truth and keep sweeping it under the rug. But after a while, you pick up the rug and there’s just way too much dirt, so you might as well just be up front about it."
• On being a role model for young girls: "I want to set the right example and, at the same time, live my life. . . . I feel like pop stars can’t be rock stars anymore because they have to be role models, and it takes the fun out of it for us, because we just want to have fun with art."

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Heidi Klum is on the cover of Glamour's August issue and poses sans shirt inside the fashion glossy. Project Runway's ninth season premiere is right around the corner, and Heidi was just in NYC to tape the first episode with special guest Kim Kardashian and fellow judges Michael Kors, Tim Gunn, and Nina Garcia. Heidi reflected on her life on and off the catwalk in the magazine. She opened up about her husband, Seal, her personal style, and why she has no problem saying "auf wiedersehen" to contestants on her hit reality show. She said:

• On whether she's become a tougher judge over the years: "I don't think so. But I do think that I'm more comfortable now than I was during the first few seasons. Now I'm more at ease. I see the designers and start singing this song [snapping along], 'Another one bites the dust . . .' I have more fun with it now."
• On keeping things sexy with Seal: "There's nothing wrong with a nice garter belt. I'm not saying you have to put a pole up in your bedroom and start swinging off the rafters. But I love that sometimes! My husband and I just had a 'sexy week' in London. I'd put on a super-short skirt with a garter belt on underneath so that when I'd sit, he could see it. It's fun to sauce it up a little bit."
• On her biggest style regret: "I can't think of one that I hated. It always worked in that time and that moment. It's the same with hairdos. When I was younger, I had a perm, and it was really big. My mom was a hairdresser, so even my dad had a perm! I looked like a poodle, but it was cool at the time."

Blake Lively donned a sparkly dress and showed off her tanned legs on the July cover of Glamour, which will be available on newsstands June 7. She's also been flaunting her long limbs during an extended stay in Europe on vacation with her love interest Leonardo DiCaprio. Soon, though, Blake will return to the States to start promoting an upcoming project, the highly anticipated Green Lantern with Ryan Reynolds. Blake may return home with a new scandal as well, since nude photos that appear to be of her were posted online last night. Blake's rep says the photos are fake, however. Blake avoided discussing any controversy in the magazine, instead sharing with the interviewer, her pal Florence Welch, about her love of fashion, being the new face of Chanel's Mademoiselle handbags, and how she deals with breakups. Blake Lively told Glamour:

• On becoming the new face of Chanel to Florence: "It's such an honor. When I found out I got [the job], you and I went to dinner and concocted this plan, like two little girls at a tea party, saying, 'Oh, it would be the best if we had a party. And you'll perform, and we'll do it in Paris.' Like you and I were in charge of Chanel!"
• On being her own stylist: "I think I became my own stylist by not knowing any better. And once I was told it was time to get one, I thought: This is one of my favorite hobbies! And I'm going to pay someone to steal my hobby from me? That's a terrible idea!"
• On breakups: "Every relationship you have, you're learning and growing and taking something from that. So for me, it's never been too dramatic of a thing when something ends."

Olivia Wilde is sexy in stripes on the cover of Glamour's June issue. Inside, her patriotic red, white, and blue photo shoot put the actress in everything from a cute bikini to gorgeous gowns. Olivia is recently single after splitting from her husband, Tao Ruspoli, earlier this year, and now the actress is gearing up for a busy Summer. Olivia has Cowboys & Aliens and The Change-Up hitting theaters in the coming months, but she's also focused on her newfound freedom. She talked about opening herself up to dating, the end of her marriage, and playing the field as she promoted her many projects. Here's more of what Olivia Wilde said in Glamour:

• On marriage: "The mark of a good marriage is partnership and continuing to feel inspired by your spouse. I had that with Tao. But the end is not necessarily the tragedy. Staying in a relationship that is no longer working is the tragedy. Living unhappily—that's the tragedy. We got engaged at Burning Man and married on a school bus. We were not conventional."
• On dating again: "I'm opening up my heart to the idea of dating. It's funny—my friends would always come to me for romantic advice, [but] I know nothing, and things have changed since I was dating in high school! I'm really trying hard to spend this time working on myself. I wish I could play the field. But it's so not me. I go 100 percent into everything. And I'm a really good girlfriend."