Happy birthday to supermodel and cover star CTurlington who turns 51 today. Revisit her enchanting interview from the September issue of BritishVogue co-edited by HRH The Duchess of Sussex below.
as part of the “Trinity”. On her foot is a plastic boot, the result of a stress fracture sustained while running. Somehow, she makes it look nonchalant. “I guess the good thing is, it’s a sign that I’m a real runner,” she smiles. has always been the “keeping-it-real” kid in the supermodel squad. She began modelling at 14 and found instant fame, but gave it all up in 1995, at the age of 26, and the peak of her career, to enrol at New York University to study philosophy and comparative religion.
“I guess I’m an activist, but I think of an activist as being a lot louder than I am – in a good way,” she says, as we discuss her place within the firmament of her Forces For Change cover co-stars. “I think I’m more kind of quiet…but I’ve always cared a lot about people and I’ve always thought a lot about wanting to make some kind of impact.
Most important of all is to remember to stay curious. “It’s boring to sit in a room and be listening and nodding. You have to take it upon yourself: ask a question, any question. That feels good.” The September issue of British Vogue co-edited by HRH The Duchess of Sussex is available for digital download now on the
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