Christy Turlington, 55, showcases her age-defying good looks as she goes ... trends now
She was one of the fashion world's first mega supermodels.
And Christy Turlington proved she has maintained her supermodel status throughout the years, as she fronted the latest issue of Harper's Bazaar.
The stunner, 55, looked nothing short of sensational in the new shoot, in which she displayed her age-defying looks by going braless in a number of looks.
One striking image saw Christy display her perky cleavage in a plunging number while she contorted into a seductive pose, while the cover image featured the stunner in a tan-coloured lace bodysuit - with nothing underneath.
The quinquagenarian looked phenomenal for the shoot, which was accompanied by an interview in which she discussed her continued work as a model as well as the strife her son suffered over nude images from her heyday.
Christy Turlington proved she has maintained her supermodel status throughout the years, as she fronted the latest issue of Harper's Bazaar
The stunner, 55, looked nothing short of sensational in the new shoot, in which she displayed her age-defying looks by going braless in a number of looks
She showcased her endless legs in staggering heels and a dress with slits at the legs and up to the hips
Far from just her figure defying her 55 years, Christy's fresh-faced image showed how she is turning back the years since her modelling debut.
One incredible shot saw Christy don lace tights and a taupe polo neck, while she paired the look with wraparound sunglasses and sky-high heels.
While Christy maintains her work as a model, she is dedicated to her role at Every Mother Counts - and organisation has worked to improve access to maternal care in Guatemala, Haiti, Bangladesh, Tanzania and the United States.
Discussing her approach to modelling these days, Christy said: 'I can do a day here and there. But then, two days, I'm like, 'Too much. It's too much.'
'I feel lucky to have the option [to model]. It's still my livelihood.'
Having soared to fame as one of the 'original supermodels' of the Nineties, she detailed the contrast of shows - for
