With those sculpted limbs, an army of LBDs and gleaming locks, Jennifer Aniston is timeless — and logic defying.

“I don’t feel my age,” she says in the March issue of InStyle. “I feel young every day. It’s in the spirit.”

Crediting cardio, a balanced diet and an arsenal of must-have products for her looks, the Wanderlust star confesses she is a creature of habit. “On the red carpet, it’s time for me to start doing something different,” she says. “I play it very safe because I just want to be comfortable … if I could wear a jersey tank that went down to the floor, I would.”

The natural brunette is also considering ditching the golden hue that has become her trademark. “I’ve been thinking about dyeing my hair a dark brown,” she says. “I feel it would be healthier.”

But while she approaches beauty with a seasoned pragmatism, Aniston says boyfriend Justin Theroux‘s convictions do not affect her own. ”He has great style,” she confesses. “It’s very specific, and it has been his style forever. Has it influenced mine? No, but I know people say it has.” To read more on Aniston’s fashion philosophy, pick up the March issue of InStyle, on stands Feb. 10.

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–Justine Harman

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She’s been quite candid about the work she’s put into maintaining her fabulous figure, and Gwyneth Paltrow is happy to get frank on the subject of aging, too. “I’ll take my wrinkles,” she admits in March’s revamped Harper’s Bazaar. “I don’t like the Botox thing.”

What she does like? In addition to her husband and children — whom she opens up about in the issue — simply food. “I eat whatever I want,” she says. “I like bread and cheese and wine, and that makes my life fun and enjoyable.” But it’s not always about indulgence; the cookbook author often goes on detoxes to restart her system, and even sells a cleanse on her goop.com website.

Perhaps that’s how she’s always fit into gorgeous designer dresses, from her glimmering Elie Saab and short Stella McCartney to her tummy-baring Emilio Pucci and the infamous Alexander McQueen, worn to the 2002 Oscars. “I loved it,” she says of the controversial gown. “But I think the hair was a mistake. I shouldn’t have had it braided.” Read more on Paltrow in the March issue of Harper’s Bazaar and at harpersbazaar.com/gwyneth.

–Kate Hogan

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Rodarte has been synonymous with red carpet statement making since 2005, but young Hollywood’s support is finally catapulting the niche brand into the mainstream.

Months after attending the line’s spring 2012 runway show alongside Vogue‘s Anna Wintour, Taylor Swift appears on the glossy’s February cover and in a spread comprised entirely of Rodarte (above).

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“I have never been to a show where I wanted to wear everything,” Swift gushed to the magazine from her front row perch.

Also attending the presentation were sisters Dakota and Elle Fanning, the latter of whom appeared in a recent Rodarte-curated issue of A MAGAZINE.

The 14-year-old, who says she’d “rather look like a 2-year-old than a 21-year-old,” selected the same off-the-shoulder seafoam frock (spring look #8 to be precise) for an appearance at the Jan. 12 Critics’ Choice Awards (left).

We think they both look amazing in the intricate dress, but want to know what you think. Tell us: Who looks better in Rodarte?

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–Justine Harman

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She has a well-documented fear of shears, so not surprisingly, Emmy Rossum prefers trying on clothes to experimenting with hairstyles.

“It’s not like cutting your hair,” she tells SELF of playing with fashion trends. “You can always take the sweater off!”

Wearing spring’s “classic-with-a-twist” fashions, the Shameless star appears in a fun spread filled with bold dresses, colorful tops and playful accessories. “I had so much fun in these clothes — they’re feminine with an edge,” she tells the mag.

And as someone who enjoys mixing high-fashion pieces with less-pricey basics, Rossum appreciated the opportunity to pair various prints and patterns in her pictorial. “It’s liberating to mix it up, pairing stripes with florals or wearing two brights together,” she says. “It makes your style unique.” For more with Rossum, grab the February issue of SELF. Tell us: How do you make your style unique?

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Courtesy SELF

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Dakota Fanning, who recently confessed that she and 13-year-old sister Elle are “fashion equals,” strikes a seductive pose on the February cover of Elle UK — just don’t call her out for it.

“You can’t worry about what other people think, especially if you’re a known person, or sometimes you won’t be able to get out of bed,” she tells the mag. Case in point: her very first day at NYU, where she is a freshman, the 17-year-old selected a pleated skirt, velvet Marni shoes, black knee socks and an asymmetrical Alexander Wang sweater.

And while studying may take precedence over red carpet preening these days, Dakota doesn’t mind sharing the spotlight with her little sis (though she does mind sharing closets). “Usually it’s her sitting in pajamas waving goodbye as I go off someplace,” she says. “But this last year it’s been me home by myself in sweatpants, saying ‘Bye Elle’ as she goes off somewhere all dressed up.”

–Justine Harman

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Kendall Jenner is going to prom! The up-and-coming model graces the pages of TeenPROM‘s 2012 issue, dishing on everything from her once-introverted ways (“I used to be really shy around the cameras,” she admits) to her beauty secrets (at 16, she’s already wearing eye cream nightly, thanks to advice from her sisters).

But what the reality star really loves to talk about is fashion. Mentioning that she draws style inspiration from sibs Kourtney, Kim and Khloé, Jenner admits she used to dislike high heels. “I was so tall, and would tower over everybody, but now I actually love them,” she shares. “Height doesn’t really matter to me anymore. I feel wearing heels makes everything look better.”

Reflecting on outfits past — “Kyile and I used to wear the craziest stuff on our show when we were younger,” she confesses — the teen fashion queen doesn’t seem to have a favorite designer or style of dress. “Honestly, I wear whatever stands out to me,” she says, adding, “I love color. [It] stands out a lot more.” (She also loves jewelry; WWD reported Tuesday that Jenner and sis Kylie will launch their own line of gems in 2012.)

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Since making her runway debut at a Sherri Hill fashion show in New York this September, Jenner is feeling more confident about her modeling skills, too. But it wasn’t always that way.

“I was really, really nervous and scared,” she recalls of show day. “I was like, ‘What if my walk isn’t right?’” But after a pep talk from her supportive sisters, she felt at ease. “When the lights are up, you can’t really see the audience, which made it a little better,” she explains. “I had a lot of fun. I want to do it again.” For more with Jenner, and to see her in the latest Terani Couture prom dresses, visit teenmag.com/prom and pick up TeenPROM, on newsstands Dec. 27.

CELEB GLAM-SQUAD BEAUTY TIPS REVEALED

“Before Somewhere, they asked me if I was Dakota Fanning, because we looked alike,” Elle Fanning recalls in the December issue of W. “I’d say, ‘No, I’m her younger sister.’ And they’d say, ‘Oh, okay.’ But now I think they are starting to realize I’m my own person.”

It’s true: Elle has had quite the year, with a breakout role in Super 8 and a fashion star that’s on the rise. She even met Chanel creative director Karl Lagerfeld during Paris Haute Couture Week in July on her first-ever trip to the City of Light. “When I found out that I was invited to the Chanel show — that was the loudest I’ve ever screamed in my life,” she says. “That was the best day of my life.”

As Elle finds her footing in the world of fashion, big sis Dakota is settling comfortably into the role of college student at New York University. “Because I’m only 17, my mom is staying with me in my apartment for a little bit,” Dakota shares. “She’s teaching me how to wash clothes and such. But I’m so excited to be on my own.”

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Dakota says she wanted to go to college for the same reasons she wanted to go to high school. “You hear people say, ‘Oh when I was in high school’ or ‘When I was in college,’” she says. “That defines a lot of who people are, and I didn’t want to miss out on that.”

She’s not your ordinary college student, though: Dakota has been modeling for Marc Jacobs since she was 12 (Elle just started, too). “When I did that first campaign for Marc Jacobs, I really wasn’t old enough to wear the clothes,” she recalls. “He made all the clothes from the runway in my size. I still have them.”

Unfortunately, she wasn’t always able to wear them. “They were too adult, and my school had uniforms,” she continues. “But on Fridays we could wear anything we wanted. There would always be at least one Friday where you’d forget and show up in uniform. It would be so embarrassing. I did that once actually and made my dad drive me back home to change.”

Read more with Elle and Dakota in the December issue of W and on wmagazine.com.

MEET HOLLYWOOD’S MOST STYLISH TEENS AND TWEENS

Covering this year’s Vogue‘s Best Dressed issue, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen join other stylish celebrity sibs to prove that in fashion, it’s so much friendlier with two.

But what delineates The Row designers from pairings including Kate and Pippa Middleton, Dakota and Elle Fanning, Beyoncé and Solange Knowles and Rooney and Kate Mara to handily win Vogue readers’ stamp of approval? Perhaps it’s the sisters’ keen understanding of not only the business of fashion, but also what makes the other tick.

“I feel like Mary-Kate’s constantly evolving,” Ashley recently told Net-a-Porter of her sister’s style. “What she does is when she finds a proportion or a silhouette or a specific outfit, she’ll wear it until she’s over it — which could be a week or it could be a year.”

And while Mary-Kate dubs her sister “very classic and modern,” she contends that Ashley is not without her idiosyncrasies. “There’s always sort of a sense of a bohemian vibe,” she continues, “[She's] quirky, modern, bohemian.”

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–Justine Harman
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If she can’t have Kermie, at least she can have haute couture. Miss Piggy smiles for the camera in a spread in November’s InStyle, wearing custom looks from a myriad of hot designers like Jason Wu, Brian Atwood and Prabal Gurung.

“I didn’t want to dress Miss Piggy in anything that would take away from her bold personality so I went with a simple, classic dress and neutral color,” Gurung tells WWD of his belted white duchesse silk dress. “The Empire waist really complements her figure.”

Piggy agrees. “Simply beautiful, yet deliciously exotic and enticingly romantic. Yes, I’m talking about myself — as well as this fabulous frock designed by my new BFF Prabal Gurung,” she jokes to InStyle.

In the issue, which celebrates her upcoming Muppets movie, out Nov. 23 (she plays a French Vogue editor in the film), Piggy also talks about finding your own sense of fashion. “Style is about expressing your inner self, capturing your personal ethos,” she shares, “and, most importantly, spending someone else’s money.”

The popular pig has a lot of fashionable plans in the works: she’ll appear as a guest judge on next year’s Project Runway All-Stars, and has collaborated with M.A.C, OPI and Opening Ceremony on a variety of beauty- and style-related offerings.

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–Kate Hogan

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Gwen Stefani admits it: It’s not easy to look like her.

“The makeup goes on every day,” she confesses in the November issue of InStyle. “Even if I’m not going anywhere.”

The Old Hollywood look is inspired by a mix of muses including Lucille Ball and Marilyn Monroe — “I do my roots as often as [she] did hers” — as well as figuring out what worked at an early age. “When I was 17, my grandmother got me a gift pack with all these different colored lipsticks, and one of them was burgundy,” she tells the mag. “I tried it on and looked in the rear-view mirror and said, ‘That looks good.’ I’ve worn it ever since.”

Being married to a rock star is an added incentive; she often dresses to impress hubby Gavin Rossdale. “It was like my own runway. I thought, ‘You are being such an idiot!’” she admits of trying on five outfits before leaving the house for a date. Apparently, Rossdale is a hard act to follow: “He looks good in everything.”

Perhaps Stefani’s creative indecisiveness has trickled down to her two sons, who are fashion plates in their own right. “I like them to be creative and have fun,” she says of 5-year-old Kingston and 3-year-old Zuma. “Sometimes they’ll get dressed and it’s horrifying. But they often come out in outfits that are awesome.”

To check out Gwen’s style transformation, revisit her best red carpet looks or to try on her bleached coif, head on over to InStyle.com.

–Justine Harman

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Need a little fashion inspiration in your life? Look no further than the November issue of O, The Oprah Magazine, which not only showcases six fall trends, but shows them on six inspiring women.

“The theme of our issue is really about finding your true calling, and really discovering who you’re meant to be as a woman,” O creative director Adam Glassman tells PEOPLE. “I wanted to showcase six very accomplished women who have found their passion. And their wardrobing and their clothing is very reflective of who they are and what they do.”

Intertwined in the story are those six fall trends: the dressed up T-shirt, the graphic dress, the red jeans, the trench coat, the plaid shirt and lace (“it’s not just your grandmother’s lace,” Glassman jokes).

Singer Kelly Rowland models the red jeans — and she loved them so much, she took them home with her after the shoot! “She has a great sense of style,” Glassman says. “She knows her body, she knows what works for her lifestyle. She needs things that are very comfortable and not too fussy.”

Actress Melissa George, on the other hand, works a graphic dress — and reveals a well-kept secret. “Besides being a terrific actress, she has this line called Hemming My Way,” Glassman explains. It’s a snap system that you can use on jeans and other pants to instantly cuff them to your desired length — perfect for making heel-length slacks flat-ready. “I was so impressed,” Glassman shares.

To see how the O team styled its other models — and to meet those inspiring ladies themselves — pick up the November issue of O, on newsstands Oct. 11.

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–Kate Hogan

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As fashion icons, Emma Watson and Claudia Schiffer have access to all the lavish jewelry and couture clothing they could ever want. But not surprisingly, the subtle stars both think less is more.

“Jean Cocteau said, ‘Style is a very simple way of saying complicated things,’” Watson muses in the October issue of Harper’s Bazaar. So the Lancôme beauty goes for a simple fashion trademark: “If I get it right, a kind of drama whilst looking understated. If I get it right!”

You won’t find Watson dripping in diamonds and extravagant handbags most of the time, either; the actress still carries an “old-school” satchel and claims lipstick as her favorite accessory. “I don’t like to accessorize too much because I want people to see me first and my clothes second,” she explains.

Model and mom of three Schiffer also defines her style in simple terms. “Understated chic,” she says. She loves blush and mascara by L’Oréal, Eau Savage fragrance by Dior and prefers to tote her goods in Chanel handheld luggage. And if you want to get her a gift, make it cashmere: Schiffer counts the soft fabric as one of her most necessary extravagances, saying blankets are a must and cashmere sweaters are one item you’ll never catch her throwing away.

However her indulgences do expand beyond the material. When asked for her vices, she simply replies, “Red wine, chocolate, and a lie-in with my husband.”

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–Kim Peiffer

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She’s rocked everything from pink hair to candy-coated costumes, but lately, fashion-forward singer Katy Perry has looked to fellow style star Beyoncé for some trend-setting inspiration.

“I’ve adopted the Beyoncé leg,” she says in the October issue of InStyle, in which she flaunts her lavender locks. “When I saw her on tour, she had these glowing legs.” So Perry decided to get to the bottom of those glimmering gams, ASAP. The secret? “They’re Wolford neon 40 tights,” she reveals. “I put them on first, and then over them I wear a Capezio fishnet that has been bedazzled. I do lots of layers. I’m like an artichoke.”

Though the singer, who is inspired by the pin-up girls of the ’40s and ’50s, dons some pretty elaborate frocks, she says it’s ensembles with corsets that are the least comfortable of all her costume choices. “I love how they look, but they cut off my main instrument while I’m trying to get sound out. It can be … interesting,” she shares.

But once she’s done wearing them, where does Perry put those outfits — some of which feature moving pieces, major feathers and super-tall hats? “I have a storage unit at an undisclosed location,” she shares. “The last one that went in was the Smurfette dress. Hopefully we’ll have some fabulous Elton John-type auction some day!”

–Kim Peiffer

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What’s Rachel Bilson‘s secret to landing atop so many best-dressed lists? Taking funky finds and giving them her own twist.

“I don’t like things that look too pulled together,” she tells Women’s Health magazine. “I like the casual touch on a dressy outfit. A vintage dress with designer shoes is always a safe bet. Or a vintage blouse with a pair of jean shorts.”

The avid eBay shopper, who also has a home line, constantly updates her collection by visiting antique shops and vintage stores every time she finds herself in a new city. But sometimes modifying her outfits comes with a bit of a risk. “I cut a vintage dress recently, and it was not a good result,” she says. “I cut it way too short. We had a funeral — there were tears.”

And though the stylish star has a passion for all things fashion, there are certain accessories that really make her drool: shoes. “I’m obsessed,” she says of her fetish for footwear, which involves designs by Charlotte Olympia. “I love her colors and textures. I have these emerald-green ones and a cool yellow raffia pair by her. They’re pumps, but I love wedges too …” For more with Bilson, pick up the October issue of Women’s Health, on newsstands Tuesday.

–Kim Peiffer

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She’s generally all about costumes and alter egos, but in the October issue of Harper’s Bazaar, Lady Gaga proves she’s just as fierce without all the props. “Whether I’m wearing lots of makeup or no makeup, I’m always the same person inside,” she tells the magazine, posing barefaced on the cover. “I think what has been lovely about my relationship with the public is that they expect something unexpected from me.”

And despite managing to consistently shock fans and critics with her getups — she even sported protrusions on her cheekbones last time she graced the cover of the mag — when it comes to her own self-image, she says she’s quite comfortable in her own skin. “I’m very free-spirited,” she says. “Even when I was a kid, I used to run around naked with the babysitter, driving her crazy.”

When the star isn’t running around the world or making a statement on the dance floor, she stays in shape with other activities. “I do yoga, I do Bikram and I run, and I eat really healthy. You know, my work sort of feeds me. I keep in shape by working hard.”

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–Kim Peiffer

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It looks like summer’s not quite over for some people! The ladies of Victoria’s Secret — Miranda Kerr (left), Chanel Iman, Adriana Lima (right) and Doutzen Kroes — are suiting up in some sexy swimwear for October’s ELLE magazine.

The issue, on newsstands Sept. 20, takes a few fashion cues from the 1980s and aims to capture the essence of the bombshell. “Any woman who has a positive attitude about herself and carries herself with class but doesn’t try too hard and say, ya know, ‘Hey, look at me, I’m a bombshell,’ is basically a bombshell,” Iman explains. “It’s just a woman with a positive, strong attitude who knows she has it going on.”

The models — who will hit the runway this fall in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show — were shot on location in Los Angeles. Check out more hot shots at elle.com.

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For Kate Moss, planning her July 1 nuptials to rocker Jamie Hince was a little more complicated than saying “I do.”

“I’ve thrown parties for other people, but this is a completely different thing,” the cover girl reveals of her pre-wedding jitters in Vogue‘s September issue. “I’ve gone mental. Jamie thinks I’m mad, asking, ‘Are you gonna be all right? After the wedding, I’m hoping you’ll get back to normal!’”

With 16 bridesmaids and flower girls, including daughter Lila Grace, 8 (pictured below), and a vision in mind — “I wanted it to be kind of dreamy and 1920s, when everything is soft-focus,” she says — Moss dubbed the theme: “Rock-’n’-roll Great Gatsby!”

The dress, a beaded and lace confection by John Galliano, also achieved the desired effect — and then some! “She dared me to be John Galliano again,” the maligned couturier gushed, adding that designing the gown for Moss was his “creative rehab.” For more behind-the-scenes details and photos from Moss and Hince’s wedding day (including shots of guests like Kelly Osbourne and Paul McCartney), head to Vogue.com.

–Justine Harman

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Sofia Vergara embraces her sexy curves, but that doesn’t mean they don’t cause problems sometimes. “I’m always in search of the perfect bra,” she laments in the September issue of Redbook. “I’ll find one, wear it for a long time, and they’ll discontinue it. It’s the story of my life!”

Luckily, the rest of Vergara’s life is somewhat charmed. A native of Colombia, she’s now a megastar thanks to Modern Family, and recently inked a deal with CoverGirl cosmetics. She landed a spot on PEOPLE’s “Most Beautiful” list, too. “It’s fantastic, because I’m almost 40 years old and they still put me on these lists of beautiful women,” she says. “How can I even be in a list with girls who are 15 years younger than me? My son, Manolo, laughs at that.”

Despite that, Vergara, who also stars in this summer’s Smurfs movie, is embracing her new role as a style and beauty icon. The actress rarely leaves home in flats, preferring heels — “It’s like a little immediate plastic surgery; immediate liposuction,” she says — and lives for big bold earrings since they “distract from any imperfections.”

As if she has any! “I’ve had these ridiculously huge boobs since I was super young. Like, 13,” she shares. “I was really skinny at the time, so it was weird to have those boobs and be skinny. It was hideous. Then after I had my kid, I got hips and everything started to come together.” Read more with Vergara in the September issue of Redbook and at redbook.com.

–Kate Hogan

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When eight “real” models showed up at a New York City studio for an O, The Oprah Magazine photo shoot, they had no idea what was in store. But as it turned out, creative director Adam Glassman had arranged a styling session and photo shoot with none other than Jennifer Lopez, featuring clothes from her upcoming collection for Kohl’s.

“O is often the go-to magazine for lines that want to do an exclusive first look,” Glassman tells PEOPLE. “It’s so great to have her teach women how to get a kind of everyday glamour like hers.” Lopez served as a guest fashion editor on the shoot, which appears in the magazine’s September issue, choosing outfits and accessories for all eight women.

“Jennifer is very approachable right from the start, so they got comfortable with her right away,” Glassman says. And for Lopez, newly single, that’s important. “I’m a mom,” she tells O. “I work. I want comfort. But I want to feel sexy and modern. I think most women want the same things.”

Lopez, who also wears looks from her Kohl’s collection in the spread, gave all of the models tips on posing for the camera, and even directed hair and makeup. And though she’s a true style icon, she was humbled by the praise she received from everyone on set that day.

“This is the fulfilling part,” she says. “To have women tell me, ‘This is so comfortable, it fits so well.’” But Glassman says it’s not surprising everyone loved her designs. “These clothes look fantastic … they really give the essence of what her style is about,” he shares. For more of Lopez’s shoot, pick up the September issue of O, The Oprah Magazine. And look for the star’s Kohl’s collection in stores this fall.

–Kate Hogan

Chris Craymer for O Magazine

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CAN YOU GUESS THE STAR BARGAIN?

Though she’s currently one of Hollywood’s hottest stars, Lea Michele remembers a time when she was told she’d never make it. “How many managers told me, ‘Get a nose job. You’re not pretty enough?’” she recalls in the September issue of Harper’s Bazaar. “But I proved them wrong.”

Now one of Glee‘s soon-to-be graduates, Michele is savoring her status — and eyeing her next steps. “I don’t stop,” she says of her booming career. “It’s my nature. People have to tell me to slow down. I plan on playing every role on Broadway … I want to do movies, make music. Glee is only the beginning.”

And while some may see her ambition as snobbery, she says she and her castmates are just seizing the moment. “People have to remember this is all new for us,” she explains. “We’re all reasonably young … I’ve learned some lessons. But people are going to say what they want to say. I know who I am, and I’m not perfect.”

What she is, though, is stylish; lately, she’s been hitting red carpets in looks by Versace, Escada and Oscar de la Renta, and graces Bazaar‘s pages in Yves Saint Laurent, Gucci, Valentino, Moschino and Lanvin. But fashion still feels new to the star. “I’m five-foot-three,” she muses. “I don’t look like a lot of other people, you know what I mean? I look like I’m 12.”

Admitting she’s “not a big spender,” she says she’s happiest at home with her Broadway beau, Theo Stockman. “What I do is what I do, and what he does is what he does, and when I come home, we have each other,” she says. For more with Michele, visit harpersbazaar.com/leamichele.

–Kate Hogan

Mark Seliger for Harper’s Bazaar

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