Supermodel Cindy Crawford is showing off a throwback pixie cut on social media.
On Sunday, the 58-year-old beauty took to Instagram to share a throwback video montage showcasing a bold pixie haircut from her early modelling days.
“Looking back on the short hair days,” Crawford captioned the post, which featured a series of black and white photos taken by photographer Barry Elz in 1984.
For the background music of her post, the model chose Billie Eilish’s ‘Chihiro,’ from her latest album, ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft.’
The stunning shots captured Crawford's youthful beauty as she posed in a stylish tube top and other striking looks.
Crawford's fans were surprised by the short-haired photos, with many expressing their shock in the comments section. Actress Lisa Rinna, known for her own signature short hairstyle, even chimed in, writing, “Wow, I never knew you had short hair!”
This blast from the past comes on the heels of Crawford's recent interview with People magazine, where she opened up about her 25-year marriage to Rande Gerber.
The couple recently launched a new addition to Gerber's Casamigos tequila brand, Casamigos Jalapeño Tequila, co-founded with George Clooney and Mike Meldman.
Speaking about the secret to their long-lasting love, Crawford shared, “Rande and I were friends first. We definitely had chemistry, but we had a friendship, and I think that that's a great foundation to build a marriage on.”
Crawford believes their strong foundation has helped them navigate the inevitable challenges of marriage. “I feel like that's helped us weather 25 years and some storms,” she added.
In a sweet tribute earlier this year, Crawford's daughter Kaia shared a throwback photo of her mom on Instagram for her birthday. The photo showed a glamorous Crawford in a black dress, blowing out candles on a cake decorated with a vintage Vogue cover featuring the supermodel.
Courtesy: @kaiagerber on Instagram Stories
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