Twiggy was so young yet she created a "color" of her own. On a side note, I am loving these throwbacks honoring the early supermodels. Keep them coming Vogue!
Twiggy is the most extraordinary example of an iconic beauty who looks as beautiful in 2023 as she did in 1966. Too many of her contemporaries have butchered their faces while she remains radiant.
What I have always loved about Twiggy is that she really was never anything exceptional to look at physically. She had amazing style and knew how to make the most out of it. Ladies, even if you aren't the most beautiful woman in the room you can still be the most amazing woman in the room. Find your style and rock it. Stop shopping off the clearance rack at the Dress Barn and getting cheap haircuts.
@@jm7804 wrong. She was considered exceptional at the time. She was thin and blonde and had an eccentric face which was also considered very beautiful at the time. Today people are so used to cosmetically enhanced bodies that nothing seems impressive anymore.
@@SocialExperiment232 Wrong about what? There was probably never a more polarizing super model than Twiggy. You either thought she was beautiful or looked like a boy in a dress, and there were plenty of people who thought that. Her modeling career fizzled out after 4 or 5 years. That's a fact. She was exceptionally photogenic. And she was just one of those people who had great style. That was my entire point. Style is what makes you stand out.
@jm7804 Same with Hollywood musicals' star, Cyd Charisse. Her charm was her lithe movement, those legs and they way she could slink across the screen oozing femme fatale. Her face was not remarkable . Her dance style took her to the extraordinary, all the more incredible because she had polio as a child.
She has pretty neotanous features too like small face, big eyes and raised eyebrows so that probably helped her age better than most with sharper/ stronger features that are considered more mature like high cheekbones, low set eyes and eyebrows and a long face etc
My Mum loved her looks, she would have been the same age as Twiggy now. She used to tell me her and her friends were obsessed with her covers and would saw their wardrobe based on what the cover showed, not all brands were accessible to my Mum but the cuts, shapes and accessories were so she was always crafting away.
I'm so glad to see someone with wrinkles, embracing aging! and she looks phenomenal! And her charisma and amazing personality comes through in this interview as well. Beautiful!!
Met her backstage at the Colonial Theatre during her run of “My One And Only” with Tommy Tune, back in the early 80’s. She signed the Playbill for my grandmother, who’s name was Nellie. “My Mom’s name is Nellie, too!” Wished she’d won a Tony for that play (Tommy did), cause she SLAYED it. Quite the singer, and a petite, generous, and adorable Luv Bug inside and out🐞 ❤
Videos about the muses of the 60s would be incredible, Pattie Bowd would be a great choice, she was a muse for so many men and women, including Twiggy herself
The 1967 image despite being 56 years older, still is a better quality photo than the new one...smh, we're really losing talent when it comes to photography. Too much computer editing nowadays.
Yeah just like films with the AI and CGI models were naturally photogenic as she said sure they take a bunch of photos and pick the best of many and they were lighting and angle experts but no Photoshop etc. no slimming her down she was naturally slender. Now people don't even believe photos assume they are retouched I remember the memory was full on my phone I couldn't use any effects and some still thought maybe my pics were altered because that's so common now.
Most of the letdowns for the new photo is how desaturated it is. You could actually use editing to add saturation and even a bit of a film grain like the original and it would be miles better
Film is soooooooo different than digital. Digital does not have nuance. With film, richness of colors and shadows were absorbed in the image. Digital is nothing but a record-keeping medium of "I was here and this is what I was doing."
@@umeshvaghjiani822 Yes, her cheeks aren’t stuffed with fillers and implants and her nose hasn’t been turned into a plug socket by 'refinements'. So, yes.
Wow she's beautiful, literally she seems even more beautiful to me here than in her young photoshoots because she gives off such a warm, lighthearted, down to earth vibe. Normally I don't like the modelling or fashion industry but her warmth of mannerisms and positive spirit here made this a beautiful and interesting video to watch.
Never realised she had such incredible eyes. Yeah I know she's wearing makeup, but her eyes themselves are so clear and bright - they are a big part of her beauty. As others have said - she's aged beautifully, with grace, style and no obvious cosmetic intervention.
I finally found the girl who always appears on my Pinterest and who every now and then posts on my Instagram page with retro things! Thanks Vogue for this!!! I love vintage and retro things!
Seventy years young, here. Twiggy was, of course, the model of the day when I was 13-14. Unfortunately, she was, indeed, a "Twig" and I was a blossoming "Mae West", or classic curvy girl in a "Twiggy" world, This really did impact my body image, setting off a virtual life time of angst. It wasn't until I researched Twiggy, a few years ago, that I realized she became much more than who she was way back then. She wasn't stuck in a poor body image world so why should I be. Wow. That said, it didn't make shopping any easier in 1966. There was no way to shop in a "5-7-9" store when I was a size 13-14. Once you got to those larger sizes, you were stuck with matronly, not hip, clothing choices.
Twiggy & I are 2 days apart in age. Shes always been my favorite model, she was my exact age- kinda- & I emulated her 'look', I got her Twiggy-branded Yardley cosmetics & drew on the eyelashes, I got a boy haircut & I was even a skinny kid & I just knew Twiggy & I were supposed to be twins....hey! I was an impressionable girl. I had a lovely time growing up in the 60s! Loved the recreation Vogue pic
I wanted to look like Twiggy too. Had the hairstyle, the make up and the dolly dresses. But I was only 14 and my mum wouldn't let me go blonde. Many an argument ensued but I was too scared to disobey my mum!
I was in 7th grade and when Christmas arrived I had to have Yardley makeup because Twiggy wore it! We loved Twiggy and she brings back a lot of wonderful memories!!!
Oh my, Twiggy captured the cool spirit of the sixties at such a young age! All-natural beauty with a little help of make-up. I have a t-shirt with her face and I love it. So lovely to see how down-to-earth and beautiful she is now. Of course she must be celebrated!
How cool to see this. I was in one of her very first photo shoots. She was modelling a wedding dress and I was the page boy in the photo. The famous photographer Patrick Lichfield was a friend of my dad.
It's that distinct English Rose look combined with this sort of, if you will, European elegance and humbleness for ME **in my fake British accent**!!! LOL
Absolutely refreshing to see a celebrity who has aged gracefully without any (noticeable) cosmetic surgery! She looks wonderful!!
I read her books, & she has never had any cosmetic surgery, at all.
She doesn't even seem to have botox. Her face is fully animated and moving.
@@Fashn4LaDieSYeah but most celebrities lie 😂
@@kdms.3377all of them lol
@@Fashn4LaDieS Yes, I did too and she has had none.
She aged phenomenally holy cow
You mean “naturally” 😅 Or at least much more natural than other model her age 😂
She most definitely has! Beautiful, beautiful woman!
And your day will come. Carry yourself well. Twenty to seventy is a fine step. Hope you feel it.
How are people not realising that this is a compliment?
She really did! Amazing, when I was younger I cut my hair like Twiggy!
Twiggy was so young yet she created a "color" of her own. On a side note, I am loving these throwbacks honoring the early supermodels. Keep them coming Vogue!
Wdym by created a color of her own?
@@Snailmail1 Created her own color.. her own essence. Meaning her style was very individual to her.
Yes, even in grade school we tried to look like her. So cute and lovely memories.
Twiggy is the most extraordinary example of an iconic beauty who looks as beautiful in 2023 as she did in 1966. Too many of her contemporaries have butchered their faces while she remains radiant.
Really? She looks awful.
her forehead dont move. She made clever decisions on plastic surgery, probably avoided any trends.
She is so humble. Love to see her still getting recognition in 2023 and I loved watching her on America's Next Top Model.
I love this woman. No showbiz arrogance. So real. Natural beauty. Naturally aged. Thank goodness for Twiggy x
Twiggy is still fabulous to look at and her personality is so down to earth .It is really lovely to see.
Majesticness never goes away ❤
What I have always loved about Twiggy is that she really was never anything exceptional to look at physically. She had amazing style and knew how to make the most out of it. Ladies, even if you aren't the most beautiful woman in the room you can still be the most amazing woman in the room. Find your style and rock it. Stop shopping off the clearance rack at the Dress Barn and getting cheap haircuts.
@@jm7804 wrong. She was considered exceptional at the time. She was thin and blonde and had an eccentric face which was also considered very beautiful at the time. Today people are so used to cosmetically enhanced bodies that nothing seems impressive anymore.
@@SocialExperiment232 Wrong about what? There was probably never a more polarizing super model than Twiggy. You either thought she was beautiful or looked like a boy in a dress, and there were plenty of people who thought that. Her modeling career fizzled out after 4 or 5 years. That's a fact. She was exceptionally photogenic. And she was just one of those people who had great style. That was my entire point. Style is what makes you stand out.
@jm7804 Same with Hollywood musicals' star, Cyd Charisse. Her charm was her lithe movement, those legs and they way she could slink across the screen oozing femme fatale. Her face was not remarkable . Her dance style took her to the extraordinary, all the more incredible because she had polio as a child.
she looks stunning, for sure the coolest retro it girl
wait, are you kidding me? she aged crazy well in looks and spirit!
She has pretty neotanous features too like small face, big eyes and raised eyebrows so that probably helped her age better than most with sharper/ stronger features that are considered more mature like high cheekbones, low set eyes and eyebrows and a long face etc
@@queenofpunt hmm. yes, that might be the case as well.
yes she seems so happy and vibrant
she's still so fabulous.
Dig those 60’s fashion. So cool .
I met her once on a publicity tour in the late 60’s and she was lovely - both in face and personality. I’ve never forgotten.
My Mum loved her looks, she would have been the same age as Twiggy now. She used to tell me her and her friends were obsessed with her covers and would saw their wardrobe based on what the cover showed, not all brands were accessible to my Mum but the cuts, shapes and accessories were so she was always crafting away.
Twiggy WAS THE fashion face of the 60's for the youth gen. It was a decadent and delicious decade.
This is magical! She carried herself through the years being herself, she has that smile that never faded
I'm so glad to see someone with wrinkles, embracing aging! and she looks phenomenal! And her charisma and amazing personality comes through in this interview as well. Beautiful!!
She just has the best vibes 😂 I think it keeps her young how chill her energy is
Just looks beautiful and her vintage photos are timeless. They are like works of art.
She has a light in her. Young or older. Shine On!
Met her backstage at the Colonial Theatre during her run of “My One And Only” with Tommy Tune, back in the early 80’s. She signed the Playbill for my grandmother, who’s name was Nellie. “My Mom’s name is Nellie, too!” Wished she’d won a Tony for that play (Tommy did), cause she SLAYED it. Quite the singer, and a petite, generous, and adorable Luv Bug inside and out🐞 ❤
Videos about the muses of the 60s would be incredible, Pattie Bowd would be a great choice, she was a muse for so many men and women, including Twiggy herself
Yes, Pattie was beautiful
she’s absolutely beautiful. u can see that young model come out when she’s being photographed. such a star
Her eyes, her face. She's still soo stunning!
The 1967 image despite being 56 years older, still is a better quality photo than the new one...smh, we're really losing talent when it comes to photography. Too much computer editing nowadays.
Yeah just like films with the AI and CGI models were naturally photogenic as she said sure they take a bunch of photos and pick the best of many and they were lighting and angle experts but no Photoshop etc. no slimming her down she was naturally slender. Now people don't even believe photos assume they are retouched I remember the memory was full on my phone I couldn't use any effects and some still thought maybe my pics were altered because that's so common now.
Most of the letdowns for the new photo is how desaturated it is. You could actually use editing to add saturation and even a bit of a film grain like the original and it would be miles better
I agree with you! I believe the more technology we have, the more that can go wrong!
The quality of everything in the new photo is so much lower. Down to the makeup, hair, jewelry, and clothes.
Film is soooooooo different than digital. Digital does not have nuance. With film, richness of colors and shadows were absorbed in the image. Digital is nothing but a record-keeping medium of "I was here and this is what I was doing."
She really was born to be a model! She is absolutely stunning!!
She's a very cheerful person, which I'm sure added immeasurably to her appeal.
My favourite kind of public figure, just down to earth even after a colourful life journey. Most admirable!
She looks gorgeous. I think better than any of the 90s supermodels getting such coverage at the moment.
😂🤣😂🤪
LOL
You think that she looks better than Naomi Campbell? Please! lol
@@umeshvaghjiani822 Yes, her cheeks aren’t stuffed with fillers and implants and her nose hasn’t been turned into a plug socket by 'refinements'. So, yes.
I agree, a confident, natural woman is much more beautiful than a woman who thinks she has to alter her face surgically to be beautiful.
It’s just amazing to see how some people live so ahead of their time
i absolutely love twiggy. she was and still is gorgeous.
she is SO down to earth! Love her
shes so charming and bubbly she truly stayed true to herself, love that ty twigs!
She’s such a timeless beauty!!!❤
My mom was a teen in the sixties and my friends and I were obsessed with it in the nineties. Now I’m forty-four and my kids love the nineties. ☮️
I was a teenager in the 60s and I've always been obsessed by the 30s and 40s!
So beautiful, so full of live, and so wise! Twiggy is more legendary than ever! ❤
Twiggy has always been one of my heroes, so happy to see her!
Amazing to see Twiggy so active even now
Wow she's beautiful, literally she seems even more beautiful to me here than in her young photoshoots because she gives off such a warm, lighthearted, down to earth vibe. Normally I don't like the modelling or fashion industry but her warmth of mannerisms and positive spirit here made this a beautiful and interesting video to watch.
Never realised she had such incredible eyes. Yeah I know she's wearing makeup, but her eyes themselves are so clear and bright - they are a big part of her beauty. As others have said - she's aged beautifully, with grace, style and no obvious cosmetic intervention.
Just drop dead gorgeous you are, then and now. Simply the best EVER, am obsessed and mesmerised, thankyou Twiggy xx
she is THE ICON
I finally found the girl who always appears on my Pinterest and who every now and then posts on my Instagram page with retro things! Thanks Vogue for this!!! I love vintage and retro things!
She was so unique! Still is, with a terrific personality & sense of humor.
Twiggy is timeless! She is so beautiful!
My very favorite! I used to paint black and white bottom lashes on myself….you rock Twiggy
She so stunning and calm , so beautiful inside and out 🤍
So beautiful, so talented. Twiggy is one of my style icons.
So cool and my respect.
You are definitely an icon darling ❤❤
Twiggy’s Pinups album cover with David Bowie is the ultimate in beauty.
She still looks so natural and beautiful 💛💛✨✨
So down to Earth and can have a laugh at herself, unlike OTHER supermodels!
4:07 indeed.
Seventy years young, here. Twiggy was, of course, the model of the day when I was 13-14. Unfortunately, she was, indeed, a "Twig" and I was a blossoming "Mae West", or classic curvy girl in a "Twiggy" world, This really did impact my body image, setting off a virtual life time of angst. It wasn't until I researched Twiggy, a few years ago, that I realized she became much more than who she was way back then. She wasn't stuck in a poor body image world so why should I be. Wow. That said, it didn't make shopping any easier in 1966. There was no way to shop in a "5-7-9" store when I was a size 13-14. Once you got to those larger sizes, you were stuck with matronly, not hip, clothing choices.
Loved seeing all the past fashion photos of Twiggy. Most would stand up today on the cat walk and as commercial pieces.
I love how she aged naturaly ❤
She is still so gorgeous ❤
She still looks amazing 😃
Totally grounded n didn’t let fame inflate her ego. Super lady!
She's aged so well! Refreshing to see her embracing it! She's still beautiful and young at heart
this was a great segment. Twiggy is major!
Still beautiful, charming, and fun!
A beautiful lady, inside & out. Her books are really well written & a quirky sense of humor.
Beautiful Now! I had the twiggy doll in the 60s. Holy moley.
Twiggy & I are 2 days apart in age.
Shes always been my favorite model, she was my exact age- kinda- & I emulated her 'look', I got her Twiggy-branded Yardley cosmetics & drew on the eyelashes, I got a boy haircut &
I was even a skinny kid & I just knew Twiggy & I were supposed to be twins....hey!
I was an impressionable girl.
I had a lovely time growing up in the 60s!
Loved the recreation Vogue pic
I wanted to look like Twiggy too. Had the hairstyle, the make up and the dolly dresses. But I was only 14 and my mum wouldn't let me go blonde. Many an argument ensued but I was too scared to disobey my mum!
I adore the iconic one and onlyTwiggy! She was like a large-eyed doll! Still recognizable today without looking all surgeried up!
I adore her, she aged so gracefully and I always do my makeup like her ❤
a literal ICON.
Still with that wonderful laugh! ❤️
I was in 7th grade and when Christmas arrived I had to have Yardley makeup because Twiggy wore it! We loved Twiggy and she brings back a lot of wonderful memories!!!
Yeppers.
The original LV bag 😢
The quality of so much stuff had dropped. Twiggy looks fab as always!!!
Shes so gorgeous in her 70s ❤❤❤
Twiggy is simply stunning. An icon.
Oh my, Twiggy captured the cool spirit of the sixties at such a young age! All-natural beauty with a little help of make-up. I have a t-shirt with her face and I love it. So lovely to see how down-to-earth and beautiful she is now. Of course she must be celebrated!
She looks so stunning. She was incredible cute as a young girl, but she still is a real beauty.
She is absolutely gorgeous at any age.
How cool to see this. I was in one of her very first photo shoots. She was modelling a wedding dress and I was the page boy in the photo. The famous photographer Patrick Lichfield was a friend of my dad.
SUCH an icon. still just as flawless as she was in her youth! absolute beauty/fashion icon 💗
This woman is so amazing, I just love her personality so much
She was the best judge on ANTM
twiggy is such a gem! i loved her as a judge on ANTM
She looks amazing and how a classy older lady should. Beautiful ❤
Iconic to see the then and now!
She's so magical now and before
Twiggy looks WONDERFUL!!
In about 1971 (5th grade?), I had a Twiggy 3-ring binder!
so happy she's back ❤ she's a legend. ❤❤❤
Twiggy still looks gorgeous! 🙏🏻
What I love about this, is how naturally beautiful she looks both then and now. Allahumma barik
Gorgeous then, gorgeous now ❤
we all wanted to be like Twiggy!!! she looks amazing!! she always has!
Oh what a lovely woman, and what lovely and gun memories this brings back. I was a teen in the sixties and we all wanted to look like “Twiggy”
Still beautiful!! Those big blue eyes!! She is aging amazingly!!
She looks amazing
Wow , she looks great!
She is still beautiful and so inspiring! She seems so down to earth. And what a radiant smile!
She was ahead of the time, for sure.
It's that distinct English Rose look combined with this sort of, if you will, European elegance and humbleness for ME **in my fake British accent**!!! LOL
Love the idea of promoting vintage pieces for the sake of sustainability!
beautiful now, beautiful then! and i love how there is/was no photoshop