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Stars & Their Moms: Hilary Haylie & Susan Duff

 Haylie, Susan and Hilary Duff ON TOGETHERNESS.
Hilary: "One of my favorite memories is the drive we would take from Texas to L.A. We would do it a couple of times a year. We'd be in the car together."
Hayley: "We would listen to The Judds and my sister would cry, 'I don't want to listen to The Judds anymore!'"
Hilary: "We would have so many animals in the car, my rabbit, a dog, a mouse, my fish. Haylie killed my fish because she put her straw in and blew bubbles."
Hayley: "OK, that's not true."
Susan: "They even had those little computer animals that would beep because they needed to be fed."

Behind the scenes bilder från photoshooten för Allure magazine April 2008.


Clean-cut reputation aside, Hilary Duff says she's no "perfect prude girl. I like to do normal things that 20-year-olds do." Well, any other 20-year-old with two movies on deck; a new album, Dignity; and a multimillion-dollar empire, that is. View exclusive outtakes from her shoot with Michael Thompson in New York City. For more photos and the story, "Good to the Bone," pick up the May issue of Allure, on newsstands now.
Hilary Duff is on the cover of Allure magazine next month (the issue is out April 22nd) and the mag gave us sneak peak of the interview ("I'm not a perfect, prude girl. I like to do normal things that 20 year-olds do, but...I don't want that attention. If I can't get any from what I'm doing now, I'll figure out a different plan," the actress/singer says) and its gorgeous Bonnie-and-Clyde-inspired photo shoot.
Inspired by the 1967 film Bonnie and Clyde, Allure creative director Paul Cavaco dressed Duff in a Marc by Marc Jacobs sweater, a dress by Derek Lam, a scarf by Chanel, and a beret by Kokin. Makeup artist Brigitte Reiss-Andersen modeled Duff's makeup after Faye Dunaway's in the movie, while Duff posed in a "sexy Midwestern way." Reiss-Andersen used a "ton of lashes," a dab of white-gold shadow in the inner corners, a blonde brow gel to mute her eyebrows, and a pink-peach blush. Reiss-Andersen created "barely there" lips with a dark beige pencil because "Hilary's a gorgeous girl. I wanted that to come through."
Duff is now taking on more adult roles: She plays an "oversexed" Eastern European pop star in War, Inc., and a girl obsessed with suicide in Greta. Is she worried this will alienate her Lizzie McGuire fans? "I don't want to restrict myself from doing things that stimulate me just to make them happy...if they continue liking me, that's cool, but I don't want to cater to them. I'm not 13, 14, or 15 anymore."
Although she says: "I'm not good at loving the red carpet and knowing how to pose the way you're supposed to," Duff has had boyfriends in common with Lindsay Lohan and Nicole Ritchie. At 15 she began dating Good Charlotte singer Joel Madden, then 24. With almost a decade between their ages, "He was never nervous, like, 'I could get arrested,'" she says. But does admit, "It looked bad." These days she's with New York Islanders center Mike Comrie.
Growing up in the spotlight, Duff felt pressure to diet, but says she's eased up. Duff felt the scrutiny of her appearance: "I don't think I ever looked sick, but I really watched what I ate. You lose touch when you're so obsessed."
Duff was number seven on Forbes magazine's "Richest Celebrities and Stars under 25" and has a Barbie made in her likeness. "[Mattel] would send over boxes of Barbie heads that looked like me. It was so bizarre." Regardless, she's managed to avoid becoming another self-destructive young star. "I don't want that attention. If I can't get any from what I'm doing now, I'll figure out a different plan."