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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
She will be 40 this year but Claudia Schiffer looks more radiant than ever as she posed nude to show off her growing baby bump on the cover of Vogue.
The supermodel, who is due to give birth to her third child later this month, looked toned and confident in a shoot by Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld for the German edition of the magazine.
Miss Schiffer adopts the much-imitated pose that Demi Moore made famous in 1991 when she too posed nude at seven months pregnant for Vanity Fair.
The model has credited becoming a wife and motherhood for changing her perspective on life.
In a recent interview, she said: ‘I used to work every single day and travel round the world. I worked weekends and I never took one second off.
Classic: Demi Moore's 1991 Vanity Fair cover
‘When I met my husband I said, "You know what, this is important. I'm not going to work
weekends any more" - and when I had kids, I became even more careful.’
Miss Schiffer married Vaughan, whose film credits include Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels, Stardust and Layer Cake, in 2002.
She put her career on hold to begin a family and decided to have her first two children in quick succession.
‘I love being pregnant,' she has said. ‘You can do whatever you want.
'You don't feel guilty, because I used to feel guilty about having a day off.
‘Something really strange happened to me. Before my pregnancies, I was someone who had to watch their weight.
'I had a personal trainer, I was working out, I would never eat anything sweet.
‘I got pregnant and when I was breastfeeding it just came off. I can eat whatever I want. If I don't eat enough, I will lose weight.’
The supermodel, who is due to give birth to her third child later this month, looked toned and confident in a shoot by Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld for the German edition of the magazine.
Miss Schiffer adopts the much-imitated pose that Demi Moore made famous in 1991 when she too posed nude at seven months pregnant for Vanity Fair.
The model has credited becoming a wife and motherhood for changing her perspective on life.
In a recent interview, she said: ‘I used to work every single day and travel round the world. I worked weekends and I never took one second off.
Classic: Demi Moore's 1991 Vanity Fair cover
‘When I met my husband I said, "You know what, this is important. I'm not going to work
weekends any more" - and when I had kids, I became even more careful.’Miss Schiffer married Vaughan, whose film credits include Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels, Stardust and Layer Cake, in 2002.
She put her career on hold to begin a family and decided to have her first two children in quick succession.
‘I love being pregnant,' she has said. ‘You can do whatever you want.
'You don't feel guilty, because I used to feel guilty about having a day off.
‘Something really strange happened to me. Before my pregnancies, I was someone who had to watch their weight.
'I had a personal trainer, I was working out, I would never eat anything sweet.
‘I got pregnant and when I was breastfeeding it just came off. I can eat whatever I want. If I don't eat enough, I will lose weight.’
Daily Mail
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