钢铁侠与wonder woman

"These are the clothes I went to bed in! I'm so untogether," says Gwyneth Paltrow, standing in her downtown Manhattan apartment sipping an organic juice she's just picked up at the Life-Thyme Natural Market in Greenwich Village. Her trademark blonde hair is scrunched into a messy, unbrushed ponytail, and her sky-blue eyes and milky-white skin are as clear as ever. On this cold February morning, between painting a clown Face on her four-year-old daughter, Apple, and bouncing around with her two-year-old son, Moses, Gwyneth didn't have time to change out of the extralong Juicy Couture tank she slept in, so she just layered on top, adding skinny, dark J Brand jeans, a black jacket by the Row, and well-worn Repetto ballet flats. If she weren't Gwyneth, she could be any other cool downtown mom.

Transformer
Director Jon Favreau and a dream cast lured Gwyneth Paltrow to do Iron Man, reimagined here with props from Marvel and a set designed by Mary Howard. Alberta Ferretti metallic pleated evening dress.

Automatic SatisFaction
Paltrow got back into acting after a break to raise her young children. "The fire came back to work," she says. "I was starting to feel that as an artist I was missing something." Marc Jacobs sequined scarf top and skirt.

Cyberchic
The actress has streamlined her weekday wardrobe to jeans, tees, minidresses, and Boots, but for social weekends in England, she enjoys breaking out the couture. CHANEL silk-crepe column dress. GUCCI sandals.

Wonder Woman
Gwyneth in an Oscar de la Renta gold tissue-lamé embroidered strapless dress. Robert Lee Morris cuffs. Iron Man mask courtesy of Marvel.

In this story: Fashion edItor, Tonne Goodman; hair, Garren for Garren New York; makeup, Stéphane Marais. Iron Man costume and mask courtesy of Marvel. Set design, Mary Howard. Produced on location by Larry McCrudden and Jessica Brown for jbp.