January Jones in Bathing Suit is "Still Gonna Rep" in Winter

Betty Draper never had this much fun. Mad Men alum January Jones, 43, is a hoot on Instagram, often posing in outfits that comment on the season. Her most recent finds her in a red swimsuit, with the caption: "Still Gonna Rep—” a Santa emoji, or maybe it’s Mrs. Claus?— “in this Heat.” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 7 ways January Jones stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

1. She Has Done Pilates

“Two or three years ago I started doing barre classes, and after that I took regular private Pilates lessons,” January previously told Shape. “I wanted to do something for my posture and core strength.” She’s into Lagree Pilates. “I’ve been doing it two to four times a week for the past year now, and I’ve gained weight because I’ve put on muscle,” January said. “I’ve gone up a size in clothes, but I feel like I look better...there are 10 of us in the class, and I like having women on both sides of me to push me.” She also told OK! magazine that “it’s quite difficult, but I’ve found that it’s the only thing that really makes me feel stronger, and I’m loving it.”

2. Barre Can Work For You, Too

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“No other workout combines grace and athleticism like barre, and this is why so many women love it,” says Andrea Rogers, creator of the Xtend Barre workout, on Openfit. “By combining traditional Pilates methods with ballet and high-energy cardio, the workout is designed to sculpt bodies into lean, toned, dancer-like physiques.”

3. She Does Yoga

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“Practicing slow, controlled breathing stimulates the body's vagus nerve, which takes information about the current state of relaxation and relays it to the rest of the body, including the brain. One area affected when the vagal nerve is stimulated is the parasympathic nervous system, which controls the body's rest and digestion functions. The mindful breathing practiced in yoga increases the activity of the parasympathic nervous system. As a result, yoga lowers the heart rate, improves digestion and quality of sleep, and strengthens the immune system. Another benefit is an improved stress level,” says the Mayo Clinic.

4. She Eats Organic

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“We eat organic at home,” she told OK!. “No antibiotics or hormones in meats is really important to me, and so is eating sustainable fish,” she said. “I don’t want to be that annoying person in the restaurant who’s like, ‘Where’s the fish from?’ But I do it anyway!”

5. She Eats What She’s Hungry For

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“I don’t deprive myself of anything. If I want something—steak, a bagel—I’ll eat it. There’s no diet or strict set of rules. Last winter, I started drinking celery juice every day, and I’ve seen amazing results in my energy, digestion, and skin and how I sleep. I have that in the morning, then I take my vitamins and drink coffee. I don’t get hungry until around 10 a.m., but since I usually do Lagree at 9:30, I’ll make myself eat a banana beforehand so I don’t get too shaky. Then I have a MacroBar afterward and eat lunch around 11:30—usually salad, soup, or a sandwich,” she told Shape.

6. She Wasn’t Always Into Workouts

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“My dad was a trainer, so in my 20s and 30s, I didn’t work out, because he was always pushing my sisters, my mom, and me to exercise. We would rebel and not do it,” she told Shape. “It’s not that I wasn’t active. As kids, my two sisters were runners, I played tennis, and we all swam. But on a regular basis I wouldn’t work out, ever. Even when I was filming X-Men and they had trainers for all of us, I would lie and say I was exercising in my hotel room, when actually I was watching Friends and having full tea service.”

7. Organization is Key

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“I’m a very organized person. I feel sane and calm when I know everything is in its place. I always have a list for the day. When I get to check something off, it’s the best thing ever. At work, when they say action, I can become someone else and be crazy and messy and erratic, and that feels amazing and therapeutic. But at home, the domestic aspect of my life is very important to feeling balanced. I love doing laundry, she told Shape."

January Jones, star of Mad Men, The Politician and Spinning Out, is ready for some vitamin D, if not the suntan. “Gonna be another pasty girl summer 🌞,” the 44-year-old captioned a brand new swimsuit photo on her social media. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways January Jones stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

1. She Moderates Her Diet Without Restrictions

"I don't deprive myself of anything. If I want something—steak, a bagel—I'll eat it. There's no diet or strict set of rules," she once told Shape. ”Aim for a combined seven - nine servings of fruits and vegetables each day provides a variety of antioxidants, b-vitamins, dietary fiber and a host of additional plant chemicals known to help prevent disease,” says the Cleveland Clinic. “Eat a variety of orange carrots and oranges, red peppers, tomatoes, strawberries, raspberries, and peaches, purple plums, green celery, lettuce, and kiwis and yellow peppers and bananas. Choosing a rainbow of colors helps ensure a diverse intake of nutrients.”

2. She Uses Face Masks

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Speaking of skin, Jones uses hydrating face masks. "These are my current favorite masks for exfoliating and moisture," she once explained in an Instagram caption. "These change all the time depending on what my skin is needing, (factoring in weather, travel and stress)." “When it comes to skin care I tell all my patients that your priority should be cleansing, daily sunscreen and daily moisturizing,” Shilpi Khetarpal, MD told the Cleveland Clinic. “But a face mask can be complimentary to a good skin care routine.”

3. Here’s Her Workout

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“Lagree is quite difficult, but I’ve found that it’s the only thing that really makes me feel stronger, and I’m loving it. The music is good and there’s always a different routine, so it doesn’t get boring. There are 10 of us in the class, and I like having women on both sides of me to push me. When I did the private Pilates lessons a couple of years ago, I just saw myself getting lazy with it because there wasn’t that drive for competition. For me, that’s what’s motivating. If there’s someone strong next to me, I definitely want to up my game. I find myself looking forward to it more than I’ve ever looked forward to a workout,” she told Shape.

4. She Likes Bubble Baths

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“Many people benefit from practices such as deep breathing, tai chi, yoga, meditation, mindfulness or being in nature. Set aside time for yourself,” says the Mayo Clinic. “Get a massage, soak in a bubble bath, dance, listen to music, watch a comedy — whatever helps you relax. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle will help you manage stress. Eat a healthy diet, exercise regularly and get enough sleep. Make a conscious effort to spend less time in front of a screen — television, tablet, computer and phone — and more time relaxing.”

5. She Drinks Celery Juice

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“Juicing extracts the juice from fresh fruits or vegetables. The liquid contains most of the vitamins, minerals and plant chemicals (phytonutrients) found in the fruit. However, whole fruits and vegetables also have healthy fiber, which is lost during most juicing,” says the Mayo Clinic.

January Jones, from Mad Men, The Politician and Spinning Out, is recovering from knee surgery. She just shared an update on Instagram. In a recent post, Jones wrote, “Progress report: feelin good and limber again! Just a couple holes in my knee, stitches out later today.” Jones wore a black and white stripe crop top and a white bathing suit bottom. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways January Jones stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

1. She’s Comfortable With Herself

Jones may be a public figure, but she doesn’t care about what the public thinks of her. She tells Shape, “I feel comfortable in my skin. Public opinion doesn’t matter to me. Yesterday I went to a birthday party with my son, and I wore humongous red sweatpants because I had my period. My sister said, ‘Are you actually wearing those out?’ I thought about it for a moment, but I still wore them. Who cares? They’re my period pants!”

2. She Loves Pilates

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Jones tells Shape that she likes to do workouts that help her back, core, and posture. And there is one exercise that helps her a lot. She tells Shape, “I took regular private Pilates lessons. Then a friend told me about Lagree Pilates. I’ve been doing it two to four times a week for the past year now, and I’ve gained weight because I’ve put on muscle.”

3. She Does Workouts She Likes

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Jones says to Shape that the reason she sticks with Lagree Pilates is that she likes it. “Lagree is quite difficult, but I’ve found that it’s the only thing that really makes me feel stronger, and I’m loving it. The music is good and there’s always a different routine, so it doesn’t get boring. There are 10 of us in the class, and I like having women on both sides of me to push me.”

4. She Doesn’t Deprive Herself

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Jones tells Shape that she doesn’t like to restrict herself when it comes to food. “I don’t deprive myself of anything. If I want something—steak, a bagel—I’ll eat it. There’s no diet or strict set of rules.”

5. She Does Yoga

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Jones likes to do yoga as a way to stay in shape. She likes to work with a private yoga instructor. She posted this set of photos on Instagram of herself doing a session. In the photos, Jones is seen doing a handstand with her legs in two different positions.

January Jones is a former model, and is best known for her roles on Mad Men and The Last Man On Earth. She shared a stunning new photo on Instagram this week. In it, Jones posed in a black swimsuit. Her impressive figure was on display. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways January Jones stays in shape and the photos that prove they work.

1. She Does At-Home Facials

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Jones opened up about her skincare secrets in an interview with Into The Gloss. She says that she likes to give herself facials. “I think I started really caring about my skin when I was modeling, just because we have to wear so much makeup. I don't get facials professionally done, either—I like to do them at home. I find something very calming and therapeutic about treatments at home. I love the Sisley Black Rose Cream Mask—I use it with the Black Rose Oil or the Kiehl's Daily Reviving Concentrate.”

2. She Uses Night and Day Creams

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Jones tells Into The Gloss that she uses both day and night cream on her skin. “My night cream, which I've used for a long time, is Sisley Supremÿa. It's the perfect amount of moisture, and it's anti-aging, too. I feel like my skin hasn't changed since I started using it. I'm afraid to stop using it, in case my face melts like a candle. [Laughs] My day cream is Sisley, too—All Day All Year.”

3. She Exfoliates

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Jones is all about exfoliating her skin. “I've gotten really good about exfoliating, too,” she told Into The Gloss. “I like Dermalogica's Gentle Cream Exfoliant. You look so shiny and new after you use it! The Juara Invigorating Coffee Scrub is also really nice. It's ground coffee and oil, and it's a body scrub, but I use it on my face. It wakes you up and gives you a nice glow.”

4. She Takes Vitamins

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Jones makes sure to take vitamins. She shared some of her favorites with Into The Gloss. “I am very good about taking my vitamins. [Laughs] I think my dad instilled that in me. I take vitamin C, vitamin B, turmeric, and I take probiotics and enzymes. I make sure my son takes his vitamin C and allergy serum in the morning, too. And I do take Biotin—I'm not sure if it does anything or not, but I started taking it for my nails because I had to wear acrylics for nine years for Mad Men.”

5. She Doesn’t Deprive Herself

Jones opened up about her diet in an interview with Shape. She says that she doesn’t like to deprive herself and eats healthy. “I don’t deprive myself of anything. If I want something—steak, a bagel—I’ll eat it. There’s no diet or strict set of rules. Last winter, I started drinking celery juice every day, and I’ve seen amazing results in my energy, digestion, and skin and how I sleep. I have that in the morning, then I take my vitamins and drink coffee. I don’t get hungry until around 10 a.m., but since I usually do Lagree at 9:30, I’ll make myself eat a banana beforehand so I don’t get too shaky. Then I have a MacroBar afterward and eat lunch around 11:30—usually salad, soup, or a sandwich.”

January Jones in a bathing suit is all "heart" this weekend, sharing an image of herself in a swimsuit with a heart emoji. The Mad Men star attracted a number of comments, from “Wow” to “Wooow” to “Happy 4th, Queen” and “There’s the summer backyard beauty we’ve been waiting for.” “Progress report: feelin good and limber again! Just a couple holes in my knee, stitches out later today 💃🏼,” she said earlier in the week, as she’s recovering from a knee injury. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways January Jones stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

1. She Doesn’t Deprive Herself

“I don’t deprive myself of anything. If I want something—steak, a bagel—I’ll eat it. There’s no diet or strict set of rules. Last winter, I started drinking celery juice every day, and I’ve seen amazing results in my energy, digestion, and skin and how I sleep. I have that in the morning, then I take my vitamins and drink coffee. I don’t get hungry until around 10 a.m., but since I usually do Lagree at 9:30, I’ll make myself eat a banana beforehand so I don’t get too shaky. Then I have a MacroBar afterward and eat lunch around 11:30—usually salad, soup, or a sandwich,” she told Shape.

2. Here’s Her Take on Working Out

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January tries “the Lagree Method, also known as the Megaformer Workout, is a low-impact, high-intensity method that tightens and tones in as little as 20-minutes a session.” “Lagree is quite difficult, but I’ve found that it’s the only thing that really makes me feel stronger, and I’m loving it. The music is good and there’s always a different routine, so it doesn’t get boring. There are 10 of us in the class, and I like having women on both sides of me to push me. When I did the private Pilates lessons a couple of years ago, I just saw myself getting lazy with it because there wasn’t that drive for competition. For me, that’s what’s motivating. If there’s someone strong next to me, I definitely want to up my game. I find myself looking forward to it more than I’ve ever looked forward to a workout,” she told Shape.

3. She Loves Skin Care

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“I love rituals. My skin-care regimen is my favorite thing to do. In the morning I exfoliate, then I apply a serum and a cream. At night I have different serums and products that I use, and they’re all lined up in order. My skin-care routine is my only way to have a little control over my life,” she told Shape.

4. She Takes These Supplements

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“I'll tell you what I take. I take lithospheric vitamin C, I take a probiotic, an enzyme, turmeric, DHA and milk thistle for your liver. And I take Vitamin B-12 biotin, chlorophyll, vitamin D-3 with K2. It's a serum. It depends. And then if I'm sick, I take a whole other amount of things like oregano and all that stuff,” she told Violet Grey.

5. She Eats Salmon

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January, who’s a mom, will sometimes have a healthy dinner of salmon. “Fish are the best food source of omega-3 fatty acids. Some plants also contain omega-3 fatty acids,” says the Cleveland Clinic. “Research shows that omega-3 fatty acids can improve your cardiovascular health. Most of this research involves EPA + DHA, but ALA can also help improve your health. Benefits of including omega-3 fatty acids in your diet include:

• Reduced risk of cardiovascular disease.
• Reduced risk of death if you have cardiovascular disease.
• Reduced risk of sudden cardiac death caused by an abnormal heart rhythm.”