Cindy Crawford leaves her New York hotel looking effortlessly stylish in a navy halterneck dress
Cindy Crawford left her hotel in Soho, New York on Wednesday, looking effortlessly chic in a navy halterneck dress.
The 58-year-old supermodel chose a stunning blow-dry to complement her glitzy knee-length gown, which allowed her to flaunt her ageless beauty.
The mother-of-two completed her ensemble with a silver clutch purse and big hooped earrings.
Her outing comes after last week’s sultry photos she posted to Instagram while wearing a bathrobe.
She wore the chic outfit to flaunt her toned arms and trim figure, and her pastel pink heels accentuated her figure.
In a seductive mirror selfie, Cindy showed off her bare chest, proving she still has the body of a supermodel.
She was admiring her skin in the mirror as she had her brunette locks pulled back into a braid with a Hibiscus flower in the center.
“Vacation glow,” the ex-cover girl captioned the photo.
Her trip to the tropics coincides with weeks after she revealed how, at the age of 18, she began modeling in order to support her parents.
“I started modeling in Chicago, and I was the big fish pretty quickly there because Chicago is a small pond,” the native of Illinois said in an interview with Kelly Corrigan Wonders podcast.
She said, “And I was making more money than my parents did, more money than they could have ever imagined.”
She has experience in both television and the fashion sector, yet she keeps her modesty.
particularly in regards to modeling aging.
The businesswoman expressed in an interview in 2022 her belief that society is preoccupied with the changes that accompany aging.
Even in my Meaningful Beauty infomercial, they would display side-by-sides and remark, “She hasn’t aged.” She said, “And I’d tell them to stop because it puts too much pressure on me.”
Cindy added that she just wants to be herself and that she has accepted growing older.
“I am aware of every way I have aged,” she remarked. There’s a noticeable difference in the size of my mouth and face. It’s wrong to tell me I’m ageless, especially since growing older is difficult enough, let alone the fact that our culture is fixated on youth.
“I’m not 25, so why should I be trying to look 25?” she said in closing. Why would I want to pass for 25 years old to someone? I’m a parent. I possess a wealth of life experience.
