Jennifer Aniston has been considered a style icon ever since she played the role of Rachel Green on Friends. From her hairstyle to her dresses, everything became iconic. The actress has stayed true to her onscreen reputation and served her fans one hot look after another off-screen as well. Her photoshoots have always been a topic of conversation as they are beyond s*xy and so bold. But once, the actress faced flak for posing on the cover of a magazine while looking super tanned. Scroll on to learn more.

For the unversed, celebrities trying blackface to look darker than they actually are or pretending to be black have been a controversial topic. While Jen posed for a cover photo all tanned, it did not sit right with many.

In 2019, InStyle magazine published its latest edition with Jennifer Aniston as the cover girl. The Beauty Issue called the actress the 'beauty eternal', and well, we do not disagree. The diva looked stunning in a strapless bra and her signature layered haircut. Her hypnotising blue eyes spoke volumes, and the golden accessories gave an edge to the pic. Whether it was the dangling neckpiece in golden and emerald or the chunky golden bracelets, everything was styled to perfection.

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One user wrote about Jennifer Aniston, "When we asked for South Asian representation in the media, this isn't what we meant," and another added, "I get that these covers are supposed to be channeling the glamour of yesteryear, but that 'glamour' routinely marginalised women of colour for white women (whether made tan or otherwise). Seeing Jennifer Aniston several shades darker than normal reminds me of that legacy. In 2019, if you want a brown-skinned woman on your cover, put a brown-skinned woman on your cover." A user added, "She looks Kardashionized!!" while another one said, "Totally unnatural, like Mme Tissot's museum exhibit." One also said, "They gave her the Ariana Grande photoshop package, I see."

While the fans were displeased, as per IWM Buzz, Jennifer gave it back to them and asked when tanning had become such a problematic thing.