Elle Macpherson looked every inch the glamorous supermodel half her age as she set the stage for a busy press day in New York City wearing a chic white suit.
The Australian wellness entrepreneur, 60, put a beachy spin on the pinstripe tailoring fad as she stepped out in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday.
Fresh off the back of her stylish showing at the Paris Fashion Week LVMH Prize event alongside actress Lily James, Elle pulled from the same unfussy look book for the public outing.
The former Sports Illustrated swimsuit model donned an elegant and feminine three-piece suit, which she accessorised with a pair of nude-pointed toe heels that matched her iPhone case.
Elle paired her structured jacket with matching dress pants with a vest that featured a playful, low-cut neckline.
She further accented her tailoring with a gold chain necklace, oversized sunglasses, and her signature long, blonde hair.
Elle Macpherson (pictured) looked every inch the glamorous supermodel as she set the stage for a busy press day promoting her memoir wearing a chic white suit
The Australian wellness entrepreneur, 60, put a beachy spin on the pinstripe tailoring fad as she stepped out in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday
Fresh off the back of her stylish showing at the Paris Fashion Week LVMH Prize event alongside actress Lily James, Elle pulled from the same unfussy look book in New York
Elle smiled broadly outside NBC Studios, as she entered the building to record a podcast episode with American morning TV star Hoda Kotb
The Today Show host, who has 2.7million followers, will be releasing her ‘Making Space’ podcast chat with Elle on March 26.
‘Spent the morning with this bad*** sharing about life at 60, rebirth, and the joy of wisdom and wellness,’ Elle gushed as she captioned a behind-the-scenes shot shared to her Stories.
As the sun came out in New York and warmed temperatures to 11°C, Elle’s breezy striped suit nodded to the transition to Northern Hemisphere’s transition to spring.
It was also occasion-appropriate for the WelleCo. founder to spruik her latest line of plant-based supplements, as she served up an ensemble that would be right at home in the wardrobe of a certain Nicole Kidman character.
Elle is celebrating the launch of new HydroProtein elixir into Chemist Warehouse and other retailers.
The striped suit was also a popular choice for the likes of the Babygirl star, Ariana Grande, and Cynthia Erivo this past awards season.
Elle smiled broadly outside NBC Studios, as she entered the building to record a podcast episode with American morning TV star Hoda Kotb
As the sun came out in New York and warmed temperatures to 11°C, Elle’s breezy striped suit nodded to the transition to Northern Hemisphere’s transition to spring
Wearing white also occasion-appropriate for the WelleCo. founder to spruik her latest line of plant-based supplements alongside her memoir
The retired supermodel speaks at length about her addiction and journey to getting sober in her memoir, Elle: Life, Lessons & Learning to Trust Yourself.
In one chapter, she revealed how she would frequently get black-out drunk and drink ‘shots of vodka’ after putting her sons Cy and Flynn Busson to bed when they were young.
In November, Sydney radio host Kyle Sandilands told her: ‘I made the mistake, and I’m happy to admit it, that I thought I’d lose weight by having cocaine for ten years. Now, did I lose the weight? No, I didn’t. I got the bloat.’
In response, Elle admitted: ‘I’ve done that!’
Her remark came as she discussed why she controversially turned to holistic healing methods rather than chemotherapy after getting diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017.
‘It wasn’t like there was a one size fits all golden bullet, golden nugget that you could just take and say, ”Okay, this is going to guarantee upper wellness at the end of it”,’ she said.
‘Sometimes it’s a combination; it’s not either-or, maybe it’s a combination of things.’
‘People just have to go on a journey of research and find out what resonates with them and get as much advice as you can.’
She further accented her tailoring with a gold chain necklace, oversized sunglasses, and her signature long, blonde hair
‘Spent the morning with this bad*** sharing about life at 60, rebirth, and the joy of wisdom and wellness,’ Elle gushed as she captioned a behind-the-scenes shot shared to her Stories
In her memoir, Elle – who was dubbed ‘The Body’ at the peak of her fame – detailed the depths of her addiction before giving up alcohol and getting sober in 2003.
She shared her habit of drinking shots at night while with her now ex Arpad ‘Arki’ Busson.
‘My life looked amazing to everybody. On the outside I was doing a beautiful job but, deep down inside, I was really struggling,’ she wrote in her book.
After giving birth to her youngest child, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover girl recalled feeling consumed by the desire to drink a bottle of champagne that was gifted to her.
Despite warnings from her two naturopaths that drinking soon after giving birth would disrupt her hormones, Elle said that when left alone with Cy, all she ‘could think about was that bottle of champagne in the ice bucket’.
She then turned to vodka to unwind in the evenings while maintaining her pin-up perfect image to the public.
At the time, she was in a relationship with French financier Arki, who was often away during the week on business, leaving her to parent their two children by herself.
Despite considering rehabilitation, she told Arki she was fine and went back to work after Cy’s birth to prove that motherhood had not slowed her down.
While discussing her wellness journey in recent years, Elle revealed she has used cocaine as a way to try and lose weight – a common side effect of abusing the drug (pictured in 1994)
Elle also confessed to experiencing scary blackouts and turned to alcohol as a coping mechanism for her anxiety.
‘Often I would drink after I put my children to bed. I would sit down by myself and have shots of vodka and then I’d write to-do lists and letters to my family. I would do he housework, listen to music until around 11pm, then go to bed and pass out,’ she detailed.
Those closest to Elle began to suspect something was wrong and her naturopaths recommended rehab.
In the Arizona rehab facility, Elle was initially ‘humiliated and angry’ to be grouped with anorexics due to her thinness.
Ultimately though she accepted that she ‘was somewhat controlling’ her diet.
While in rehab, she went by the name ‘Mac’ to keep a low profile because of her concerns about being recognized.
Elle gave up alcohol after that rehab in 2003 and recently celebrated 20 years of sobriety.
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