Elle Macpherson, 59, looks incredible in body-flaunting outfits while gracing the cover of Harper’s Bazaar Spain and admits: ‘I never wanted to be a model’

 
Elle Macpherson looked incredible while gracing the December cover of Harper’s Bazaar Spain.

The supermodel, 59, put her lengthy pins front and centre as she showed off her famous figure in body-flaunting outfits.

Elle slipped into a pair of sequinned hot pants and red velvet stilettos, which she teamed with a grey sweater boasting fluffy cuffs. 

For another sizzling shot, the model, who is Bazaar Women Beauty Entrepreneur Award of the Year 2023, displayed her phenomenal physique in a cut-out swimsuit.

Showcasing a more demure side, Elle oozed confidence in a form-fitting black dress and metallic belt, while adding a business edge with an oversized blazer.  

Sensational: For one sizzling shot, the model, who is Bazaar Women Beauty Entrepreneur Award of the Year 2023, displayed her phenomenal physique in a cut-out swimsuit

Gorgeous: Showcasing a more demure side, Elle oozed confidence in a form-fitting black dress and metallic belt, while adding a business edge with an oversized blazer

Speaking to the publication, Elle admitted: ‘I never wanted to be a model’ and confessed to ‘hating’ her first experience of walking on a runway.

She recalled: ‘The first time I walked the runway I was 7 years old and I did it with my aunt, who was a model. I hated it.

‘I never wanted to be a model, I wanted to study law and have a stable job in which I had enough income that would allow me to grow.’

The superstar revealed how as a child she believed that her her height, her athletic physique and broad shoulders, meant she wouldn’t be a successful model.

She explained: ‘When I started working as a model, I was like an Amazon. I had broad shoulders from swimming and narrow hips, was 1.80 cm tall and had a 90 chest. That wasn’t normal. I was a lot taller and a lot more athletic than most girls.’

Elle was given the nickname ‘The Body’ in 1986 by Time Magazine. Speaking about it, she confessed: ‘I was surprised. But at the time I didn’t think much of it, I just thought, ”That’s a bit of a weird name.”

‘A lot of people still say to me, ”Don’t you find it insulting to be called that?” But, after 45 years of work, I’m so grateful to have had the opportunity to expand my business using that name as a kind of foundation to build it on.’

Elle used her platform to launch wellbeing brand WelleCo .

Cover girl: For the cover snap, Elle slipped into a pair of sequinned hot pants and red velvet stilettos, which she teamed with a grey sweater boasting fluffy cuffs