Linda Evangelista does not want any special treatment in the fashion industry, despite being one of the original supermodels of the '90s. The 58-year-old covers the September issue of Vogue magazine alongside Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford and Christy Turlington, and in her accompanying interview, she opens up about her life decades after making her mark in fashion.Linda says she used to be offered courtside tickets for the New York Knicks at NYC's Madison Square Garden for herself and her son
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The supermodel was spotted in New York without a face mask for the first time since coming out about her "brutally disfigured" body.
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For almost five years, the iconic ’90s supermodel Linda Evangelista stepped away from the spotlight without a trace. “Those CoolSculpting commercials were on all the time, on CNN, on MSNBC, over and over, and they would ask, ‘Do you like what you see in the mirror?’ They were speaking to me,” she told British Vogue shortly after.
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The ex-supermodel said the fat-freezing treatment had "destroyed" her livelihood and led to her becoming a "recluse" for several years.
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