Cindy Crawford, 59, glows in a natural lakeside summer selfie

Cindy Crawford is proving that less really is more. The 59-year-old supermodel shared a series of snapshots from her summer lake getaway with husband Rande Gerber, 63, including a radiant selfie that showcased her sun-kissed skin and barely-there makeup.

The brunette beauty wore a sleeveless black blouse adorned with delicate pink flowers, posing against a backdrop of rocky shores, tall trees, and a crystal-blue lake. Captioning the post simply “Lake life,” she drew an outpouring of admiration in the comments.

© IG: Cindy Crawford

One follower gushed, “Lake life looks gorgeous on you!” Another wrote, “So beautiful, inside and out,” while a third added, “Beautiful forever.”

Alongside her tranquil selfie, Crawford’s photo carousel offered glimpses into her lakeside activities. One image showed her paddleboarding in white shorts, a black tank top, and a wide-brimmed hat. 

© IG: Cindy Crawford

© IG: Cindy Crawford

Crawford and Gerber, who wed in 1998 at the Ocean Club on Paradise Island in the Bahamas, share two children, son Presley, 26, and daughter Kaia, 23. She has credited the longevity of their marriage to their friendship, which began before they started dating following her 1995 divorce from actor Richard Gere.

In her post, she also shared pics taht captured her enjoying lobster, while a separate shot featured Rande in the midst of a board game and a tempting look at a homemade pie.

“First of all, Rande and I were friends first,” she told People magazine in 2024. “Definitely, we had chemistry, but we had a friendship, and I think that that is a great foundation to build a marriage on because even when you’re going through stressful times, the way you treat a good friend is with respect and understanding and compassion." 

© IG: Cindy Crawford

© IG: Cindy Crawford

"I feel like that’s helped us weather 25 years and some storms.” She also added, “We don’t fight ugly. I think sometimes people say things in the heat of the moment that are hard to take back, and we don’t really do that. We try to fight about just what we’re fighting about and not character assassinate each other.”