Christy Turlington, 55, shows off her natural beauty outside the Chanel lunch in NYC… after revealing she has never gotten plastic surgery

Christy Turlington has kept her supermodel looking good well into her 50s.

On Friday, the Vogue cover girl was spotted outside the women’s luncheon of the Chanel Tribeca Festival in New York City.

The San Francisco native – who was discovered in Miami at the age of 14 – wore a cream top with a chic long ivory buttoned woven jacket.

Linda Evangelista’s girlfriend also wore distressed blue jeans with stylish seams on the sides and brown mini pumps with a black toe.

Filmmaker Edward Burns’ wife looked tanned and happy as she walked into lunch alone. In her hands she had a purse, glasses and what appeared to be a gift from Chanel.

Also at the daytime event were Katie Holmes, Ashley Benson, Joey King and Kerry Washington.

The San Francisco native – who was discovered in Miami at the age of 14 – wore a cream top with a chic and long ivory buttoned woven jacket

This comes after she revealed she has never had plastic surgery.

She told Vogue in 2023 that going under the knife was out of the question.

“I’ve always been consistent in my thoughts on this, and I think I still believe in it because I’ve said it so many times,” she said.

‘But those are also my values.’

Turlington also does not use injectables such as Botox.

In April, she was featured on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar magazine. She showed off her age-defying high fashion.

Discussing her approach to modeling these days, Christy said, “I can do a day here and there. But then, for two days, I thought, “Too much. It’s too much.”

‘I feel lucky to have this option [to model]. It’s still my livelihood.’

After rising to fame as one of the ‘original supermodels’ of the 1990s, she explained the contrasts of shows – for fashion giants such as Chanel, Versace and Valentino – during her heyday with the likes of Naomi Campbell and Claudia Schiffer.

She enjoyed it: ‘The shows always felt a bit like chaos. I think we as models are going to hold some of that energy and tension, and a lot of those spaces are not peaceful.”

Linda Evangelista’s friend also wore distressed blue jeans with stylish seams on the sides, while she added brown mini pumps with a black toe.

Filmmaker Edward Burns’ wife looked tanned and happy as she walked into lunch alone

In her hands she carried a silver clutch bag as she showed off her wedding ring

Katie Holmes was there too, left, as was Selma Blair and her beloved dog

Elsewhere in the interview, Christy revealed that a nude photo taken during her heyday was circulated among her 18-year-old son’s high school peers when she attended one of his basketball games.

The stunner, 55, looked nothing short of sensational in the new shoot, which saw her show off her age-defying looks by going braless in a number of looks.

She heartbreakingly confessed that ‘everything’ [she] wanted to do was disappear” when she learned that the other team had bullied her son, Finn Burns, into passing on her nude photo from an old shoot.

She said: ‘I was surprised it hadn’t happened before. But at the same time I thought, ‘This is so rude!’

The catwalk legend opened up about the incident during her recent photoshoot for the cover of Harper’s Bazaarwhat marks her 14th collaboration with the magazine.

Noting that the school later became involved in the scandal, she added: “I’m not ashamed of anything. Regretting things is a waste of time.’

Christy famously posed nude in a memorable 1995 photo shoot for Vogue Magazine.

The cover model has been married to actor and director Ed Burns since 2003 and they are the parents of two children, Grace, 20, and Finn, 18.

Cindy Crawford Instagram with Linda Evangelista, Turlington and Naomi Campbell

The cover model has been married to actor and director Ed Burns since 2003. Turlington is pictured with her 18-year-old son Finn at a basketball game in April 2023.

In the recent interview, the supermodel shared that it was her child who suggested disabling comments on her Instagram posts.

‘I have no comment on it. A few years ago my daughter told me to do that. I’m really glad I don’t [have to see the comments],’ she said.

‘I can’t say I’m Teflon. I’m sure if I read something that was sharp or mean, it would hurt me the same way. But I also try not to pay so much attention to it.’

She admitted that she is a “shy person,” as she said, referring to her photo shoots, “I like a quiet set. When I hear dance music or techno music, I want to run away.”

‘Being someone who is quiet and studies people, I think I’ve learned how not to stand out. My mother never said, “Oh, this is how you’re going to protect yourself.” I think I just really paid attention, honestly,” she added.