'I feel lucky to have the option [to model]. It's still my livelihood,' she tells Harper's Bazaar for our May cover story.
Being one of the world’s preeminent supermodels affords Christy Turlington Burns some selectivity when it comes to choosing which gigs she wants to take on today.In a new interview for Harper’s Bazaar’s May 2024 cover story, the ’90s catwalk pioneer-turned-maternal health advocate talks about what it’s like to work in the industry decades after she and her fellow supers ruled the ’90s.“I can do a day here and there,” she says of being on set for current modeling jobs.
It’s still my livelihood,” she says. Still, her primary focus lies with her nonprofit. “I don’t take a salary here because that doesn’t feel right, but this is my main job,” she notes.She reflects on the kinds of modeling gigs she often did at the start of her career, when she often graced the runways for fashion houses like Chanel, Versace, and Valentino. “The shows always felt a little like chaos,” she says.
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