Lauren Hutton Was 30 When She Broke Through In The ’70s – What She Looks Like Now – Women

When you think of supermodels, you think of Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington, and of course, Lauren Hutton. But compared to most supermodels, Hutton rose to fame quite late in her career. Although she had done some modeling prior, it wasn’t until 1973 that she became the iconic face of Revlon at age 30 and was recognizable due to her gap-toothed smile. And while she’s not as active as she used to be in the public eye, Hutton is still a working model. So, similar to how we wondered what model and photographer Pattie Boyd looks like today, we’re also curious to know what Hutton looks like now.

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As seen in the image above, Lauren Hutton’s fashion roots have never truly left her. The supermodel is seen attending the Dior Cruise 2027 fashion show in May 2026, showing off her impeccable sense of style while appearing as stunning as ever. Hutton was pictured wearing a pastel blazer, complete with a pair of white trousers and heeled sandals. She is clearly aging with grace, and could be said to be one of the celebs that are confronting aging with confidence. 

Lauren Hutton has certainly remained beautiful, looking younger than her years. And after decades in the modeling industry, we can’t help but wonder what she does to age as wonderfully as she has. Surprisingly, Hutton revealed that she didn’t have much of a skincare routine during the early days of her career, and relied on nothing more than water and a basic bar of soap. But it’s something she has deeply regretted as her skin has since suffered from sun damage. “I never wore a hat or that lotion you put on to keep the sun from coming in, so I now have parchment skin,” she told Vogue in 2020. 

Now, Hutton is an advocate of using moisturizers and retinol, with her go-to product being StriVectin’s S.T.A.R. Light Retinol. And while it’s largely recommended for older women to avoid matte, drying formulations, Hutton stated that she actually prefers it over dewy finishes. “I put on a matte moisturizer that’s not shiny because if it’s shiny on old skin, you are basically putting runway lights in your lines,” Hutton exclusively shared with Vogue, while adding that she keeps her makeup as light as possible. It’s useful advice, and coming from a veteran supermodel, it’s definitely worth following.