Jessica Alba put on a breathtaking display while covering the March 2024 issue of Elle India.
The 42-year-old actress and mogul – who recently stepped out with her daughters – looked sensational as she wore a backless, gold and beaded Manish Malhotra dress.
The mother of three posed showing off her side profile and teased her with her sexy look.
Her honey blonde locks were styled in a side part as they fell in a loose wave.
Alba, founder of personal care product company Honest, wore dazzling chandelier earrings.
Jessica Alba put on a breathtaking display while covering Elle India’s March 2024 issue
Her makeup was applied perfectly, giving her a glow using a bronzed blush and a glossy nude lip.
Jessica’s full, dark eyebrows were carefully shaped to create the perfect frame for her face and fluttery lashes complemented her brown eyes.
The glossy cover read: “Jessica Alba, things come full circle.”
In a joint Instagram post with the star, Elle India revealed the new cover and added a caption that began: “Jessica Alba has always been the embodiment of strength.”
“In her films, she plays formidable characters, emotionally resilient and unwavering in their quests.” It’s as if the roles she played over her three-decade career on screen could truly serve as a manual for navigating the complex world of Hollywood as a woman.
Describing the beauty’s character, he goes on to say: “Being passive and docile is not her style.
“Within minutes of speaking with Alba, it becomes clear that she is operating from a place of authenticity.
“She is sharp but not abrasive in her responses, effectively explaining why she has always maintained a sense of toughness about herself.”
Then the magazine teased, “Head to the (link) in bio to learn more about our digital cover star.”
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In the interview, a reflective Alba said, “I never let my guard down (as an actor).
“I’ve always been pretty tough, pretty direct about it. I probably channeled more of that tough, masculine energy.
“When I think back to why I was probably so tough for so much of my life, it was probably just to protect myself from a lot of people.”
The mermaid also opened up about what it was like to be a child star: “I could have been a potential target for a predator, but luckily I wasn’t.”
Following the premiere of explosive documentary series Quiet On Set, she opened up about her experience: “There were a few moments where things were uncomfortable, but they never got too bad, thankfully.
“I’m really grateful to God for that, because a lot of others haven’t been as lucky, especially starting young like me. Having my mom with me all the time really made a difference.
And discussing what inspired her to start her business, she revealed: “I wanted my needs met as a person. I wanted a quality product at a reasonable price.
Alba shares her three children – daughters Honor, 15, and Haven, 12, and son Hayes, six – with husband Cash Warren; the couple photographed in
The Honest Company launched in 2012, four years after the birth of her first child, daughter Honor.
She shares with her husband Cash Warren, now 15, her second daughter Haven, 12, and son Hayes, six.
In a recent interview with Very simple magazine, Jessica praised the benefits therapy has had on her as a parent, saying, “It’s a process and I’m not perfect.”
She explained that she decided to seek help for herself and her daughters when “Honor was probably 11 and we were arguing all the time about stupid stuff.”
Jessica recalls: “I was like, I don’t want to live like this. It’s not funny. I didn’t want there to be a gap between us.
She explained: “As a mother, when I say something, she’s going to hear it as an argument or like I’m trying to control her. I wanted there to be someone who could explain things in a way that I couldn’t.
“What I said to Honor was, ‘I want to be a better parent to you, and this is your forum to talk about basically anything I do that annoys you.’