Lauren Conrad For Glamour US May 2012
Lauren Conrad is topless on the May 2012 cover for Glamour US but she does wear a pair of Blumarine floral appliqueÌ briefs.
MTVâs golden girl is all grown up and finally drama-free.
When asked how this happen, she puts it down to hard work, a sense of humour, and a new perspective on everything she went through.
Photographed by Peggy Sirota in Malibu, LC suns herself in a printed Rochas bodysuit, she hangs by the pool in a Malia Mills; she stands pretty in a peach Paper Crown dress; she kneels on the grass wearing a Miu Miu and sports a stripped sweater and shorts by Bill Blass.
In her interview she talks about body image, dating, what really happens on reality TV sets, friendships and what keeps her grounded.
Below are some extracts from her interview. You can read more over at Glamour.com or read the interview in full when the magazine hits newsstands on April 10.
On body image: âOn the vacation to Cabo, I wore a bathing suit on the beach for the first time in years. Usually Iâm just petrified. A couple of years ago someone zoomed in on my cellulite and it was so mean. I took it really personally. I havenât worn a bathing suit in L.A. in years because of that.â
On her dating life: âI wish I dated as much as people thought I did! Itâs really funny because almost everyone that Iâm reportedly âdatingâ is a friend of mine. About half my friends are guys, and Iâve always gotten along really well with guys. You just have to laugh at it.â
What really happened on the reality TV sets: âDuring shooting, the producers would send us quick text messages telling us what to talk about. They couldnât walk through the shot, so theyâd just text me, like, âSay something quick about this story line.â Thatâs why we were always checking our phones!â
On her friendships The Hills: âThe show is what brought a lot of us together, and when it was gone, we didnât have anything in common anymore.â
On what keeps her grounded: âFor me, the best way to stay grounded is to surround myself with friends and family who knew me way back when. Thereâs nothing like cleaning my momâs dishes or taking out the trash to remind me that Iâm no different than anyone else.â
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