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Thierry Mugler’s AW95 Couture show was so
NADJA AUERMANN SHOWED UP AS A FEMBOT
Some of Mugler's best-known
collections centre around a unique vision of what he imagined the future of fashion to look like, as he spliced supermodels with motorcycles and automobiles, and turned women into hyper-exaggerated versions of themselves via his painstakingly crafted corsets and hip-padding. AW95 took it to another level, though, when German supermodel Nadja Auermann emerged onto the runway as a fully-formed bionic fembot-encased in a silver, articulated bodysuit made from metal, as designed in collaboration with aircraft specialist Jean-Pierre Delcros. The garment was later immortalised in print by Helmut Newton (ditto the robot look in the collection), and has gone on to influence countless designers in the time since its debut: with the likes of Alexander McQueen, Nicolas Ghesquière, and Gareth Pugh (to name but a few) among them.

"There are people who grow older and fade quietly into the background — and then there is Brooke Shields.
Today, this iconic actress and model celebrates her 61st birthday. Not with quiet reflection, but with the kind of full, radiant energy that makes people stop and think: what is she doing differently?
Born in New York City in 1965, Brooke has been in the spotlight for more than 50 years, starting with her very first modeling job at just 11 months old. She grew up under the glare of cameras, the weight of public opinion, and an industry that often tried to define her worth entirely by her appearance. By the time she was a teenager, her face was everywhere — on magazine covers, movie posters, and billboards across the world. It felt like everyone owned a piece of her.
But Brooke had other plans.
She quietly rebuilt her relationship with herself, on her own terms. She earned a degree from Princeton University, raised two daughters, wrote books, and built a marriage that has quietly become one of the most enduring love stories in Hollywood. Her relationship with husband Chris Henchy began in the most unexpected way — a chance encounter on a studio lot — and what started as an unlikely connection grew into a partnership rooted in laughter, honesty, and deep mutual respect.
Just last week, the couple celebrated 25 years of marriage. A quarter century. In a world where celebrity relationships are often measured in months, that kind of quiet, steady commitment deserves to be celebrated loudly.
When asked about the secret to making love last, Brooke didn't offer anything glamorous. She simply said you have to keep talking, keep adapting, and be willing to grow alongside the person you chose — even when you don't grow at the same pace. Not a fairy tale formula. Just two real people choosing each other, again and again, through every season of life.
And as for turning 61? Brooke isn't shrinking from it. She has spoken openly about how much life has expanded for her since turning 50 — how she finally feels free to define beauty, success, and happiness entirely on her own terms. She has written about it, spoken about it, and lived it out loud in a way that resonates with women everywhere who are tired of being told their best years are behind them.
61 years old. 25 years married. Two daughters. A career that spans five decades and somehow keeps getting richer.
Some people spend their whole lives searching for the version of themselves they were always meant to be. Brooke Shields seems to have found her — and she has never looked more at home in her own skin.
Happy Birthday, Brooke. Here's to the chapters still to come. 🎂🤍"

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