Linda Evangelista, “disfigured” by aesthetic medicine, posed on the cover of British Vogue.

Linda Evangelista is reconnecting with the fashion world. After several years of isolation following an aesthetic medicine intervention that “deformed her face and body for life,” the icon of the top model. 90’s determined to return to the front of the stage. The 58-year-old Canadian agreed to appear on the cover of a British magazine. fashion September 2023 with platinum blonde hair and a blazer dress.

On this occasion, he was joined on the set by his former co-stars Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington. The four “supermodels” thus pose in front of the lens of the Brazilian photographer Rafael Pavarotti, sometimes in sandals and evening clothes, sometimes in outfits. random.

“They weren’t born into it. [le monde de la mode]. They came into the industry from different backgrounds, normal girls,” explains American director Roger Ross Williams. In turn, Edward Enninful, editor Vogue UK“What better way to celebrate my latest September release than with four women who have defined fashion for decades,” enthused the Instagram post.

In the video, Linda Evangelista’s return to the Fendi podium gets a standing ovation

An intervention that turned into a fiasco

This is not the first time when Linda Evangelista dares to reveal herself after being “disfigured” by aesthetic medicine. In September 2022, the 58-year-old supermodel appeared for the first time in a close-up, in yet another. Vogue UK , the face is surrounded by a red scarf and covered with a tall hat of the same color. Far from trivial clothing that actually hid the physical changes caused by these aesthetic medicine interventions. “In real life, it’s not my jaw and neck,” she confided in an interview with this photo shoot, signed by Steven Meisel, after years of hiding because of CoolSculpting procedures (or cryolipolysis, an aesthetic medicine technique that consists of destroying fat with cold). which would make it “unrecognizable”.

The former companion of François-Henri Pinault took advantage of this new media window to return to the reasons that had led him to resort to this practice of cryolipolysis. “These CoolSculpting commercials would come on over and over and over and over again and they’d say, ‘ “Do you like what you see in the mirror?” It spoke to me. It was about persistent fat in certain areas and not going away. It said there was no downtime, no surgery, and…I drank the “magic potion.” I did it because I’m a bit vain,” he admitted. “So I went and it backfired. (…) If I had known the side effects could include losing your livelihood and being depressed to the point of hating myself… I wouldn’t have taken this risk,” she continued, teary-eyed. Always marked by this aesthetic intervention, Linda Evangelista no longer intends to hide.

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