Christy Turlington looked incredibly youthful as she enjoyed a sun-soaked getaway with friends, sporting gray hair and a stunning smile. The supermodel wowed in a cream-colored dress with a row of buttons down the front and a bow wrapped around the waist.
She paired the look with black sandals and wore her tresses in a low bun, with gray hairs peeking out. Christy kept her makeup minimal and let her natural beauty shine through.
© Instagram"A wonderful visit with @cturlington. Always so great to reminisce about our trips!" wrote photographer Arthur Elgort in the caption, as fans took to the comment section to exclaim over Christy's beauty.
"Wonderful," wrote one fan, while another added: "Looking great," and a third chimed in: "I love how natural Christy is."
Aging under the spotlight
© InstagramThe 57-year-old has been candid about aging under the spotlight, and shared that she focuses less on her appearance now.
"I spent my early career in an industry where experts made sure I looked a certain way, so I didn't have to give it much thought. Over time, my focus has shifted to how I feel, and how I make others feel," she told Harper's Bazaar.
See Christy in all her '90s glory below...
"So far, my 50s have been my best years yet. My children are now adults, my mother is still with us and able to enjoy time with her family." Christy shares her kids Grace and Finn with her husband, Edward Burns.
Keeping it moving
The '90s star maintains her incredibly youthful visage by making sure to move and sweat as often as possible.
"Move your body as often as you can. Whether it's walking, running, swimming, biking, yoga, or meditation, there are so many ways to support both your physical and mental health," she told the publication.
"No matter what your starting point, there is something for everyone – it's simply about building toward the level of fitness that feels right for you." Mindfulness and wellness are a major part of Christy's life and help keep her mental health in check.
© Phillip Faraone"I don't really think of wellness as a trend," she told Marie Claire. "Wellness has been part of my life for a really long time. I don't think of it as, 'Oh, this latest thing is going to do this.'"
"Acupressure, acupuncture, yoga, meditation – those are thousands of years old, and they still work best. I started practicing yoga when I was about 18 – so many, many years ago."
Christy's story
© Contour by Getty ImagesChristy was one of the most influential supermodels of the '90s, alongside her peers Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford and Linda Evangelista.
She was let go from a modeling job after gaining a bit of weight, and decided to take a step back from the industry and get her arts degree from New York University with a concentration in Comparative Religion and Eastern Philosophy. She later gained a Master of Public Health degree from Columbia University and founded the non-profit Every Mother Counts as a result.
