For someone who wears a leotard to work, playing a female wrestler on the Netflix hit series Glow, it’s no wonder Alison Brie is a woman comfortable in her own skin. On the set of Style’s cover shoot, she breezes through six hours of modelling thigh-high leather boots and slip dresses with flashes of bra. Freshly changed into skinny blue jeans, she hugs the crew goodbye then bounds over to a sofa for our interview, alabaster skin tinged with pink blusher.
“I look at my body in a different way now,” says Brie, 35. “I feel like an athlete. It’s this tool that can do active and amazing things, versus looking at my body as the enemy that is never going to look the way