'Not an identity': Cindy Crawford on transcending modelling to become a brand


By AGENCY

Cindy Crawford in Los Angeles on June 5, 2024. Three decades ago she invented the modern playbook by which the current generation of professionally beautiful people flourish. Photo: The New York Times

When Cindy Crawford walked into a lounge in the Santa Monica Proper Hotel on a morning in early June, her vibe was immediate: comfortable, professional, direct.

No artifice. No entourage. Just her longtime publicist Annett Wolf, who made a brief introduction and disappeared, leaving Crawford at the head of a table set with a display of the products from her Meaningful Beauty line of skin and hair care, a US$400mil (approximately RM1.8bil) brand she introduced 20 years ago.

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