The Best Celebrity Body Confidence Tips of 2018: Khloe Kardashian, Hilaria Baldwin, Heidi Klum, More

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The Best Celebrity Body Confidence Tips of 2018: Khloe Kardashian, Hilaria Baldwin, Heidi Klum, More

If you're ever feeling down about yourself, rest assured glamorous famous people have this problem too. Constantly in the public eye — whether on the red carpet or running to the grocery store — they've learned how to focus on having a healthy body image so they can stay true to their most authentic selves. From sticking to a fitness routine, to knowing exactly what to wear to enhance their body shape and feel great, to the healthy mantras they tell themselves, Us reveals some of the best A-lister secrets to staying confident. Scroll through to see how some of the hottest and fittest celebrities including Khloé Kardashian, Hilaria Baldwin, Ashley Graham, Heidi Klum and more are able to have total body confidence!

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Lea Michele

"I truly feel the most confident when I'm getting out of the bath with no clothes on," the Glee alum told Us Weekly in August 2018. "I don't love wearing a lot of makeup. Of course, that stuff is super-duper fun but I'm grateful that without the makeup and without the hair and without all the fancy clothes, I can still feel super beautiful in that moment."

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Julianne Hough

Chic athleisure is the former Dancing With the Stars judge's confidence secret. “When you put clothes on that you feel good in, you’re comfortable and confident and it makes you do a better workout!" she tells Us. "And then you’re super cute, just throw a little jacket on after and you’re ready to rock the day.”

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Molly Sims

Back to basics! “I feel strongest and most confident when I'm in jeans and a t-shirt,” the Everyday Chic: My Secrets for Entertaining, Organizing, and Decorating at Home author tells Us.

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Teyana Taylor

The recording artist, who once told Us she was called a "a Ninja Turtle" growing up because of the six-pack abs she had developed by age 6, now admits that she sometimes struggles with body image. “I don’t think anybody in this world is 100 percent confident, but I mean, as a mom, when you look at your kid, you’re gonna always feel amazingly beautiful,” the Teyana & Iman star reveals to Us. “And you don’t even realize like, ‘Damn, we really create like whole humans.’”

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Danielle Brooks

Staying true to styles that work for her body keeps the Orange Is the New Black actress feeling like a million bucks. “I have a great stylist who makes sure he brings me things that fit. That helps the confidence,” she tells Us. “Don't go trying on clothes that you know aren't gonna work.”

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Madelaine Petsch

The Riverdale actress aims for complexion perfection. “Honestly, when my skin is clear, I'm not kidding you, I feel so much more confident, like night and day,” she explains to Us. “When I've got a giant pimple on my face, I don't feel good, so that's why I have to stick to my skincare routine.”

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Selma Blair

Blair is all about keeping it simple. To show off her most authentic self, the Cruel Intentions star shares with Us that she opts for "a tank top and boys underwear to bed — not like out ... not like in the middle of Sunset [Boulevard]."

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Shiri Appleby

The Unreal star, who embraced a superfit lifestyle only recently, tells Us she feels the most confident "a solid 45-minutes after my workout is finished." The Roswell alum is now dedicated to AKT, the dance and rebound-inspired workout created by celebrity trainer Anna Kaiser. “It's awesome to feel like that at this stage in life, just to feel so confident in your skin.”

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Mercedes "MJ" Javid

"The truth is that I have a lot of ups and downs moment to moment, especially on the hormones from the IVF," the Shahs of Sunset star, who is planning to start a family with husband Tommy Feight, tells Us. "Body confidence at any size, loving yourself at any size, is very important to me. Just traveling from LAX to JFK, for example, a lot of women come up to me on the street and say, 'I just want you to know, I wear shorts and you make me feel confident in my body.' And I really, really get happy when I get to see that I'm making that impact."

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Heidi Klum

The German beauty knows exactly what to rock when she needs a confidence boost. “I like small little triangle bikinis — I’m the most confident and comfortable in little string bikinis because, you know, it’s also easier to take it off,” the America’s Got Talent judge tells Us.

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Jamie Chung

“It’s all about positive reinforcement, don’t harp on 'I’m fat, I’m sluggish,' just think 'I feel great, I look great,'” the Gifted actress tells Us. “You don’t have to stare in the mirror and tell yourself — it’s just, throughout the day try and focus on the positive.”

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Ashley Graham

The former Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover model is all about embracing her curves. “I work out. I do my best to eat well. I love the skin I'm in,” the swimwear designer shared on Instagram in January 2018. "And I'm not ashamed of a few lumps, bumps or cellulite … and you shouldn't be either.”

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Hilaria Baldwin

Pay body acceptance forward: that's the Living Clearly Method author's mantra. “I recovered from an eating disorder when I was 25, and so [my goal is to] help people in the other direction,” the yoga guru tells Us. “Life is too complicated not to just make it simple and happy, and that's what I try to do.”

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Khloe Kardashian

For the Revenge Body star, confidence is not about what she sees on the scale. “For me, working out is really important for my day-to-day and my sanity. But it’s also, I like to promote just living a healthy lifestyle,” she told Marie Claire in a August 2018 interview. “And that doesn’t mean being a size four.”