Eva Mendes Archives

Eva Mendes creates her own runway as she struts in her knee-high boots and stunning Valentino Petale Dome Bowler bag at LAX airport in Los Angeles on Monday.

The 34-year-old actress loves stilettos but calls it quits when it’s over 5 inches! She recently said, “I absolutely love shoes. I can never have too many pairs. I especially love ones with huge stiletto heels - but it’s always a circus act when I walk in them. I am all over the place!”

WHEN DO YOU call it quits - 3-inch, 4-inch, 5-inch or higher heels?

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Pop-turned-country-singer Jessica Simpson celebrates 150 years of fabulous shopping at Macy’s famous 34th street location in New York City Tuesday night.

Simpson, 28, kept warm on the red carpet in a cozy grey fur-collared wrap. She apparently arrived to the event late and skipped out on a date night with boyfriend Tony Romo.

Other Macy’s-loving stars joining her at the Gotham city gala included Eva Mendes, designers Tommy Hilfiger and Kenneth Cole, domestic diva Martha Stewart, chefs Ming Tsai and Todd English, and New York’s own Big Bird and Elmo.

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Eva Mendes passes through Tegel airport in Berlin, Germany earlier this week decked out in Burberry.

The 34-year-old toted around the Burberry “Stiched Lowry” leather tote and wore the “Cashmere Stole” scarf, which has one of Burberry’s signature plaid designs.

Eva next stars in Frank Miller’s The Spirit, a film adaptation based on the newspaper strip of the same name. The movie will be released this Christmas and also stars Gabriel Macht, Scarlett Johansson, Samuel L. Jackson, Eric Balfour, Stana Katic and Jaime King.

Keira Knightley and Eva Mendes are set to headline the cast of Last Night.

The story follows a married couple, apart for a night while the husband takes a business trip with a colleague to whom he’s attracted, reports Variety. While he’s resisting temptation, his wife encounters her past love.

Last Night marks the feature directing debut of Massy Tadjedin, who wrote the script. Sam Worthington and Guillaume Canet also agreed to join the cast.

WHAT DO YOU THINK of Keira Knightley and Eva Mendes teaming up in Last Night?

The sultry Eva Mendes is featured in the October 2008 issue of Elle (the one with Jennifer Lopez on the cover). Here are some exclusive pictures for you JustJared.com readers and some great excerpts from the article below:

On being too hot for her TV Calvin Klein commercial: “[It] isn’t shocking at all. But it does have a really intimate quality that makes people nervous. It just isn’t that big a deal.”

On her earlier fashion choices: “At the beginning of my career, I wore so many turtlenecks, my publicist told me to stop. She was like, ‘People are going to think you have some kind of problem under there!”

On the newfound happiness for her body: “I feel so happy to be in my skin…more beautiful than ever before.”

On what she does when no one is around: “I walk around the house naked – I do! One of my girlfriends always jokes, ‘I’m coming over with someone, so please come to the door dressed.’”

Other pictures include Eva, 34, earlier today at the launch of the new Calvin Klein fragrance ‘Secret Obsession’. Her latest comedy, The Women, is out in theaters now.

To check out Elle magazine’s favorite trends this season as selected by Creative Director Joe Zee, visit Elle.com.

Eva Mendes arrives at Picturehouse’s premiere of her new comedy, The Women, at Mann Village Theater on Thursday in Westwood, Calif.

The 34-year-old actress paired her cowl-neck Bill Blass dress with Lightning Bolt stilettos from Dsquared2. She accessorized her look with a Jimmy Choo “Tube” satin clutch.

Eva plays an adulterer in The Women but says that infidelity isn’t so simple. She explains to Extra!, “It depends on the situation. It’s all circumstantial….I’m not the first to say, ‘If your man cheats, you must leave him.’ I think relationships go through things and I think if you have a strong foundation and you’re going through a rough patch, leaving isn’t always the thing to do.”

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Eva Mendes launches the official party for ACP Magazines’ “30 Days of Fashion and Beauty” at the Regent Theatre on Tuesday in Melbourne, Australia.

The party officially launches the magazine house’s month long calendar of fashion and beauty events. Eva, 34, was joined by Australian model Lara Bingle to help promote the event.

This coming December, Eva can be seen in Frank Miller’s The Spirit, a film adaptation based on the newspaper strip of the same name.

Eva appears on the cover of the September issue of Marie Claire magazine.

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After a string of sexy roles in movies for dudes, Eva Mendes is tapping her inner girl’s girl.

In the September issue of Marie Claire (on newsstands August 12th), Eva talks about everything from growing up in a conservation-minded, working class family to which women she admires in Hollywood to her rehab stint.

On women’s strained friendships with each other: “I don’t understand women who don’t like being with the girls. They say they’d rather be with the guys all the time? That it’s just so much easier? I’m calling bulls— on that.”

On Annette Bening being a true role model: “She reminds me of one of those women back in the ‘40s and ‘50s. She’s a broad, and I want to be a broad. I mean, she’s like Ava Gardner or Bette Davis or Katherine Hepburn. Those women were broads. They said it like it was.”

On her life growing up: “I was raised by parents who didn’t have much. We didn’t use whole pieces of paper towel. We shared, or used rags. Mom didn’t even want us flushing all the time.”

On believing the public doesn’t need to know everything about where she lives and how long she’s been with her boyfriend: “Think about what this whole culture of celebrity has done to movie stars. It’s made them extinct. Actors used to carry films because people would have to actually go to the movies to see them. It was the only place. But now there’s none of that mystique, and so there’s less of a reason to buy a ticket.”

For more Eva Mendes, visit MarieClaire.com.