Having worked for Revlon for years and walked catwalks for major designers like Valentino and Tom Ford, Hutton provides a welcome representation for people who choose to age naturally.Įarlier this year, she told Harper’s Bazaar that she once told a photographer she’s “not going to try and look younger.” She also said she doesn’t really have a skincare routine other than washing her face with soap and water, and she told Peoplein 2019 that she tried Botox, but didn’t like it. “Absolutely stunning!❤️🙌,” another added. “What a natural beauty! 😘😘😘,” one person commented on Cuup’s Instagram. The photos turned out beautifully, and people loved that Cuup chose Hutton for the shoot. But she was comforted by the fact that the photographer, Alexandra Nataf, was a close friend. “Those images can be so lurid, especially when you’re 422 ,” she joked. (Spoiler alert: they’re incredible, and feature Hutton posing in a mesh Plunge style with matching panties, layered with an open button-down.) But she was admittedly nervous to shoot such vulnerable photos. Then she was introduced to Cuup bras, a basic, no-frills design that she said looked “like the first Neutra buildings,” and were “smooth as a silkworm.” She liked them enough to start wearing bras again, and even joined a brand campaign-she is a veteran model, after all. “But ever since then, since 60 or maybe 57, I had been looking for a decent bra, and I couldn’t find one.”

I’d unsnap them, pull one shoulder out, and stuff them in my purse,” she recalled. “Around 60, I started taking them off in the backs of cabs, covertly, so the drivers couldn’t see. Since then, the 78-year-old has had an on-again, off-again relationship with the undergarment.

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