Thirty Years Ago, The Most Popular Supermodel, Now 50 Years Old, She Returned To The Show.

"Cindy is a smart model. Claudia is a sexy model. I am a friendly model.

But I don't want to be a friendly model. I also want to be smart.

"The American supermodel Christy Turlington Burns has said in an interview with the New York Times reporter.

In February 13th, the supermodel Christy Turlington Burns, which was active in 1990s, appeared in the show of Marc Jacobs in New York fashion week in autumn and winter 2019.

The 50 year old Christy Turlington Burns, dressed in a black dress with a feather dress and a black headdress, slowly appeared as a model of the mannequin. Her appearance also appeared as "Freedom!"

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But in fact, Christy Turlington Burns has left the show for 30 years.

Despite the frequent appearances in recent years in Calvin Klein Underwear, Tiffany&Co. and Apple Watch's advertising activities and conferences, since 1989, the model that once photographed the cover of more than 500 magazines has never set foot in T.

Christy Turlington Burns was born in Salvatore, and he started a full-time career in New York at the age of 18.

Subsequently, a series of Christy Turlington Burns photos taken by Richard Avedon and Irving Penn took photos of Versace activities and quickly became one of the highest earning models in the world.

But she was not satisfied with it. She once expressed her wish to gain more autonomy and voice in her own life.

As a result, Christy Turlington Burns chose to go to New York University to study at the top of her modeling career.

After graduating with honors, she did not immediately return to fashion circles, but began a new field of exploration.

In 2005, Christy Turlington Burns participated in the CARE organized by Salvatore, a poverty alleviation group.

"On the last day of the trip, I saw many pregnant women and young mothers carrying babies. There were no roads, and they were likely to lose their chances of survival because of their journey."

After witnessing the survival of the local women, Christy filmed the documentary No Woman No Cry. She hopes to make more people pay attention to the mental health of pregnant women throughout the world through this film.

After the film was released in 2010, Christy Turlington Burns also created a non-profit organization called Every Mother Counts, which aims to prevent unnecessary deaths due to pregnancy and childbirth, and aims to promote and improve the health care and welfare of young women worldwide.

"I once thought that the image of a supermodel is so charming, but it is not realistic. I have nothing to do with it.

But now, I have proved that my career has always been great and positive, and I don't have to care about the labels that people have given me.

In an interview with fashion magazine, Christy Turlington Burns said before.

Up to now, the Every Mother Counts public welfare fund founded by Christy Turlington Burns has invested 11 categories of female subsidies in 9 countries including Bangladesh, Guatemala, Haiti, India, Nepal, Syria, Tanzania, Uganda and the United States, serving about 500 thousand women.

She herself was listed by the times magazine in 2014 as the 100 most influential list in the world.

However, Christy Turlington Burns is not the only model to return to Marc Jacobs show.

In the past few quarters, no Karlie Kloss appeared in the show of fashion week. This season also appeared on the Marc Jacobs's T stage in a gray coat.

In the past few years, Kloss has also boldly stepped out of the modeling world. Not only has it embarked on the Kode With Klossy project -- a model training camp for teenage girls, but also hosted the American reality show "Project Runway".

In the Marc Jacobs show, surprisingly, models seem to have been one of the highlights of the show.

For example, in its 2014 autumn and winter show, Kendall Jenner, a real star turned to the model, debuted for the first time. Pop singer Lady Gaga also debuted in the Marc Jacobs, autumn and winter fashion show in 2016.

But whether it's the comeback of old models or the appearance of cross border star models, we have to say that although the inclusive development of the modeling industry still has many obstacles, we can also believe that there will be more and more surprises in these shows.