Claudia Schiffer proved that age is just a number as she showcased her supermodel physique in a tiny bikini amid her Mediterranean vacation.
The 56-year-old wowed in the red-and-white striped bikini with peach accents, as she snapped a photo in front of a beautiful orange sunset.
Claudia left her blonde locks down in beachy waves and accessorized with white-framed sunglasses, a dainty necklace and a gold bangle.
“An endless summer,” she wrote in the caption, after adding several snaps to the carousel of her getaway, including a shot of her clad in a white gown with red polka dots.
Claudia’s friends and fans took to the comment section to share the love, with comedian Chelsea Handler writing: “Well, you are just ridiculous looking,” while a fan added: “Still the most beautiful.”
“Dreamgirl,” another fan chimed in, while a fourth declared her “the most beautiful woman in the world”.
Claudia’s fitness secrets
The German model shot to fame in the ’90s after Karl Lagerfeld chose her as the face of Chanel. She went on to shoot more than 1,000 magazine covers and work with brands like Guess and Revlon.
Despite maintaining an incredible figure, Claudia does not work out in the gym, and instead prefers to stay in shape with Pilates workouts and tennis matches.
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“When I started to have kids, I tried to be as healthy as possible, and by doing so I feel my best today in my body and in myself overall,” she explained to Vogue Australia.
“I work out by doing something different every day, from tennis or a yoga class, to a 15-minute abs class online or walking on the treadmill for an hour while watching a movie.” As for her diet, Claudia eats locally grown organic produce and likes to treat herself to chocolate and wine every once in a while.
Stickler for skincare
The blonde beauty shared with the publication that focusing on skincare had allowed her to maintain her youthful visage for so long.
“I have a busy schedule, whether it’s work, being a mom or spending time with my husband, so my morning and evening skincare routines are two of the few times in a day that I have to myself,” she said.
“It’s really important to take time for yourself for your mental health and wellbeing, but also the key to having good skin and slowing the signs of aging.”
She continued: “Having spent years on photoshoots with make-up being taken on and off, I learned from a young age how important it is to take care of your skin. I’ve always been rigorous about cleansing and using natural skincare products that nourish and fortify your skin, which is why, as I turn 50, my skin feels better than ever.”
Aging gracefully
Claudia has been open about aging in the spotlight and thinks that aging should be praised, not feared. “I think age should be celebrated and revered. There’s a reason we have cakes and parties on our birthdays, and I feel the same way about getting older each year,” she told Vogue Australia.
“I am so happy to be turning 50 and have never felt more confident or happy in my life. I don’t try to look or feel younger; I embrace now. If you’re happy and healthy, the rest will follow.”
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