Jennifer Aniston shocks with ‘nipplekini’ Allure cover shoot

“I look f***ing great”: At 53 years old, Jennifer Aniston says she has nothing to hide – and that’s certainly the case in her revealing new magazine shoot.

Jennifer Aniston doesn’t have anything to hide.

The Friends favourite has appeared on the cover of the December 2022 issue of Allure magazine wearing a piece of fashion history – the itty bitty Chanel logo “nipplekini” that debuted on supermodels like Eva Herzigova and Stella Tennant in 1996, Page Six reports.

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Jennifer Aniston appears on the cover of Allure.

Provided for the shoot by online luxury vintage store El Cycèr – which rents out the sought-after style for $US1996 ($A3100) – the teeny bikini has also been spotted on Kim Kardashian, who sported it for a steamy (and since-deleted) selfie in 2018.

The scandalous suit’s top consists of two tiny circles embroidered with Chanel’s unmistakeable double Cs and tethered together by skinny straps.

Incidentally, the “nipplekini” isn’t the only Kim K-approved archival look spotted on Aniston, 53, in her new Allure spread. The actress also models the 1997 Gucci logo G-string that the Skims founder, 42, showed off in a sultry 2018 Instagram snap.

Kim Kardashian wears the infamous ‘nipplekini’ on Instagram.

Similarly loaned to Allure by El Cycèr, the Tom Ford-designed thong, which features the brand’s interlocking G monogram in gold metal hardware, will set you back $US1996 ($A3100) to rent.

While Aniston is more associated with classic gowns and casual jeans-and-tee combos than skimpy ’90s vintage, the sexy styles reflect the revealing nature of the accompanying cover story, in which the Emmy-winner opens up about her “challenging” IVF journey, “forgiving” her parents (who divorced when she was young) and feeling better than ever in her own skin.

“I feel the best in who I am today, better than I ever did in my 20s or 30s even, or my mid-40s. We needed to stop saying bad sh*t to ourselves,” Aniston said, before adding a warning to her future self.

“You’re going to be 65 one day and think, I looked f***ing great at 53.”

This story originally appeared on Page Six and is republished here with permission