Skinny VS Curvy

Left: Cindy in October 2009.

Right: Cindy in March 2012.

Various media sources noticed that supermodel Cindy Crawford has been looking quite different recently, especially around the eye area – from InTouch:

At the Cliche Rum launch in LA on March 1, supermodel Cindy Crawford’s eye sockets looked a bit hollowed out. “Aggressive Botox injections or too much fat removal during lower eyelid surgery may responsible for her sunken appearance,” says Dr. Matthew Schulman. Whatever you do, Cindy, don’t get rid of that famous mole!

On a different note, Cindy made the following comment about her daughter Kaia, 11, who recently started modelling:

‘I look at my daughter and I’m like, ‘‘You have my old skin and I want it back! You have my old legs, I want them back! You have my old hair, I want it back! She is just getting more and more beautiful and, you know . . .’

Cindy Crawford Looks Different – Makeover or Makeunder?

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Bikini treat on a lazy Sunday: 45 year-old supermodel Cindy Crawford, who looked nice and slim on the beach in Mexico.

How do you like her bikini figure?

And a quick step back in time: here’s a shot of Cindy’s fabulous figure in her prime:

Supermodel Cindy Crawford brings a little quote today:

“I certainly felt pressure to fit the clothes and to stay thin, but when I was modeling we were allowed to have normal healthy bodies. It wasn’t like it is today.

And even the thin models of my time like Kate Moss; that’s just her body. She’s naturally super thin. I saw her eat burgers it’s not like she was starving herself or anything like that.”

… says Cindy.

Pictured: Cindy and her amazing, healthy body in a few ads back in her prime.

On her eating & workout habits:

“I try to be 80 percent good, 80 percent of the time,”

“We all know when we’re blowing it, but as long as you don’t do that all the time…”

“We live in Malibu, so there’s a lot of great hiking there,” she tells Us. “I work out with a trainer three times a week.”

“I have a daughter, so I east consciously because I want her to see me eat healthy and not think that she can’t have dessert ever, I think its a bad example for her.”

… says Cindy

When you don’t have anything interesting to do, you start thinking too much about what you don’t have anymore. When you can appreciate fulfilling things like family, work, friends or the possibility of helping other people, you will have a focus. The list could go on.

But to be standing in front of a mirror and to moan, ‘Oh my God, I’ve just found another wrinkle!’ That’s embarrassing. I don’t have time for that.

… says Cindy (44).

Do you guys agree with her statement?