Cindy Crawford is ‘discovering ways to make New Year’s Eve at home special’ amid the coronavirus pandemic
Cindy Crawford took to Instagram on Wednesday contemplating how she will play in 2021 in a memorable way.
“Finding ways to make New Year’s Eve a special home (in addition to a flashy lamp and a good playlist),” said the supermodel, 54, on Instagram. ‘Any idea?
Crawford, who is the mother of 19-year-old daughter Kaia and 21-year-old son Presley with her husband Rande Gerber, 58, was smiling as she posed under a chandelier in an opulent room in her residence.
Closing the year: Cindy Crawford, 54, took to Instagram on Wednesday contemplating how it will sound in 2021 in a memorable way
The catwalk icon received responses from famous friends, including supermodel Helena Christensen, who wrote, ‘Tequila and red lips;’ and the famous actresses Michelle Pfeiffer and Diane Keaton, who left emoji hearts.
Crawford spoke to beauty outlet Byrdie in July, comparing how the fashion industry has changed and remained the same since she started her career in the 1980s, as her two children are professional models.
“The real act of modeling – being at a show or being in front of a camera – is the same today, I think, as it was when I started,” she said. ‘What’s amazing is how Presley or Kaia will work with a stylist or photographer that I used to work with. Many of the players are the same. ‘
The Illinois native said that ‘the biggest difference for them is the digital part of social media’, as the models should illuminate all aspects of their lives.
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‘So, we really don’t care about the’ out of service model ‘style,’ ‘she said. ‘We didn’t have designers for what we were going to wear for a fashion show; you were just doing a show. The good thing with Kaia is that I think that, because she sees me as she is, she is adopting a similar attitude, which is that you don’t have to dress for the Street Style of the Year every second. ‘
Crawford said that ‘it’s a lot of pressure’ professionally in that regard, as ‘customers look at your social media’ and that ‘matters’.
She added: ‘They make decisions based on that. So, I think it’s an extra layer of work. ‘
Crawford, who appeared on the covers of fashion magazines like Vogue and Cosmopolitan, said that ‘in terms of beauty businesses’, a positive change came with more diversity.
“It’s getting more and more diverse, and I think that’s fantastic,” said Crawford, who has more than 5 million followers on Instagram. ‘Anyway. Because of social media, each is a model in its own right. And we are seeing all the different types of beauty reflected in a much broader way.
‘From weight to height and even natural makeup versus lots of makeup. There is no longer just an ideal of beauty. ‘