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| "Posing is an actual art form. You can give a really great dress to a girl, and if they don’t know how to pose in it, the dress falls dead. If the dress has an open neckline and a plunging back then you give them the surprise over-the-shoulder. For me personally, I try to give smiles and no smiles. I think it’s good for them to give steely, sexy, sensual, and then just a happy smile." (CREDIT: Donato Sardella/WireImage) See the Full Story |
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| "Sometimes you have to fake confidence, posture, or a smile—fake it until you make it!" (CREDIT: Paul Bruinooge/PatrickMcMullan.com/Sipa USA) See the Full Story |
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| "Posing is an actual art form. You can give a really great dress to a girl, and if they don’t know how to pose in it, the dress falls dead. If the dress has an open neckline and a plunging back then you give them the surprise over-the-shoulder. For me personally, I try to give smiles and no smiles. I think it’s good for them to give steely, sexy, sensual, and then just a happy smile." (CREDIT: Donato Sardella/WireImage) See the Full Story |
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| "I try to stand up as straight as I can. I have really broad shoulders, and the straighter I stand, the more of an hourglass shape it gives me." (CREDIT: Johns PKI / Splash News) See the Full Story |
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| "Work it! Have fun. Don't be nervous. If you're laughing and you have a genuine smile, there's no bad photo you can take. My favorite pose is the arm out on the hip. Have your face a little bit tilted—I don’t like to face straight on. Chin up, and you’re good to go." (CREDIT: Kevin Mazur/WireImage) See the Full Story |
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| "With my friends, my mouth is always open, I just try to make a weird face. In front of cameras, the only thing going through my head is 'Don't Fall!'" (CREDIT: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images) See the Full Story |
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| "When you stand next to someone, stand straight, and lift your head." (CREDIT: Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images) See the Full Story |
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| "Keep breathing—don't be so stiff!" (CREDIT: Shamim/WireImage) See the Full Story |
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| "Wear something you feel really comfortable in." (CREDIT: Frederick Taylor/Broadimage) See the Full Story |
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| "Shoulders back. That's huge! It just completely makes everything look taller and better." (CREDIT: Jason Merritt/Getty Images) See the Full Story |
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| "Keep your humor. When I see pictures of myself I think, 'Wow, that was way cooler in my head.'" (CREDIT: KM/FameFlynet Pictures) See the Full Story |
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| "Three things: Blot your face so you’re not as shiny. Use excessive hairspray because if the carpet is outside, it seems to always blow the wrong way. And, last but not least, wear less makeup rather than more. Because when you go into pictures with more makeup, it just looks like a mess." (CREDIT: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images) See the Full Story |
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| "I'm always nervous on a red carpet, when there's a thousand paparazzi standing there taking photos. I'll forget that I was supposed to pose in a certain way, so I don't really know what my advice would be, other than to just be yourself!" (CREDIT: Gilbert Flores/CelebrityPhoto.com) See the Full Story |
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| "I think if you feel good, you look good. Just don’t force the smile or the pose." (CREDIT: Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic) See the Full Story |
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| "You’ve got to get your angle down! I always find that if you take a picture at three-quarters angle, on the face is always the best shot." (CREDIT: Michael Buckner/Getty Images for GLAAD) See the Full Story |
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