While Fashion Week is in full swing, the Russian supermodel confided fashion About her age, work and femininity in Spanish.
Irina Shayk is not afraid of old age. Even if he works in an industry where age still matters a lot. The interview was given by the Spanish edition of the magazine fashion she is fascinated by the evolution of the fashion world on age.
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“I think that fashion has completely changed in the last five years. And part of that process is accepting that women are beautiful into their twenties. We should celebrate and support this diversity.” And the model who shares the life of actor Bradley Cooper added: “I just turned 37, and I don’t think I have to reach a certain age when I’m considered old.” Irina Shayk, who a few weeks ago paraded for Ludovic de Saint-Cernin or Jacquemus, also follows the example of her predecessors, the supermodels.
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“Look at the models of the 1990s. they all work and are fantastic. In this industry, we’re not just looking for pretty faces, but what you represent as a person. That’s right, from Naomi Campbell to Cindy Crawford via Kate Moss, Claudia Schiffer, Christy Turlington and Carla Bruni are all making great careers alongside the new generation of models.
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Irina Shayk answered the magazine’s question about what makes a woman beautiful. “I think looking really sexy comes from confidence. A woman who feels good about herself is always beautiful and attractive to me.” In her eyes, it’s confidence that makes the difference, not heels or makeup. “Now we can see many more examples of inclusion on the catwalks. different morphologies but also ethnicity or size… And all these girls are beautiful. This is true sensuality. The mother of little Léa de Seine also says that motherhood has raised the question of whether to continue being sexual or posing in underwear. “Being a mother doesn’t mean you have to wear special clothes and go to bed at a certain time.” Good listener (and listener).
Source: Le Figaro
