Laura Wontorra Unveils Wellness Chic in Women’s Health No.5 2025

On the cover, Wontorra wears a light yellow sports bra and shorts—athleisure with a purpose—layered under a structured brown blazer that adds polish without pretension. The textures are tactile: soft jersey meets crisp tailoring, a juxtaposition that mirrors her duality as both athlete and anchor. In the editorial, she shifts into a beige Victoria Beckham blazer over a white blouse from Spook, the word “sebas” peeking out like a whispered signature. The silhouette is relaxed but refined, a nod to power dressing without the shoulder pads.

Gold jewelry by Sévigné and Maria Black punctuates the look—rings, earrings, and a necklace that shimmer without shouting. The synergy is subtle: each piece feels chosen, not styled. It’s the kind of accessorizing that suggests a woman who knows what works and doesn’t need to prove it.

The photography is clean, high-key, and editorial—white backgrounds, soft shadows, and poses that feel lived-in rather than rehearsed. Wontorra’s gaze is direct, her posture relaxed but intentional. She’s not selling a fantasy—she’s inviting you into a reality she’s curated with care.

The accompanying interview reads like a wellness manifesto. Wontorra speaks candidly about her daily rituals: oatmeal with almond milk and berries, tofu salads, and steamed vegetables. No gluten, no sugar, no caffeine. But she’s no absolutist—“If I feel like eating something, I eat it,” she says. Her sport routine is equally fluid: yoga, jogging, strength training, and dance. It’s not about discipline—it’s about joy.

Hair is loose and wavy, makeup minimal with a dewy finish. The overall mood is one of ease—nothing forced, nothing filtered. It’s the kind of styling that lets the woman speak louder than the wardrobe.