When Jennifer Aniston Displayed Her S*xy Cleav*ge In A Plunging Neckline Gown Making Us Scream āSeven Sevenā¦ā Like Monica ā See Pic Inside(Photo Credit āInstagram/Twitter)
Jennifer Aniston happens to be one of the most iconic fashion stars across the globe. She played the character of Rachel Green in Friends and the rest is history. Fashion is something that comes naturally to her and thereās no denying that she can rock the most basic white t-shirt like a fashionista. Today, we bring you a throwback to the time when Jen slayed the AFI Life Achievement Award ceremony in 2012 where she wore a white Burberry gown putting on a racy display while showing off her cleav*ge in the most subtle way making us scream āSeven sevenā¦ā like Monica. Haha! Scroll below to take a look at her picture.
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