“On the cover, she looks great, but, does someone really consider her to be ‘beautiful?’” asked MulletProof. “I have a feeling her appeal gets lost with the gender barrier, I know men that find her gorgeous, but I just can’t see it,” she added.
“‘Hollywood’s most beautiful woman,’ interesting that they choose to go with that for a tagline, she’s certainly striking but the whole ‘who is the most beautiful’ debate could go on for ages. It is so subjective,” Luxx posted. “Anywho, nice clean cover, though I can’t help but feel like they’ve airbrushed her body into something that is considerably less attractive than her actual figure.”
Marc10 wrote: “I usually don’t care for Jessica at all, but she look really stunning here.”
I think branding anyone with the title of “Hollywood’s Most Beautiful Woman” is bound to cause some controversy, and it’s a tough title to live up to regardless of how beautiful you actually are. For me it’s especially tough to believe it here because I think there’s something off about Jessica’s face on this cover. I’m not sure if it’s an awkward angle or a little too much softness from Photoshop, but I just don’t think it’s one of her most beautiful moments. Like Luxx said about Jessica’s body on the cover, I think they’ve airbrushed her as a whole into something that is less attractive than the real thing. She’s already beautiful, why mess with it so much?
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