Cindy Crawford reveals unnoticed incident during Gucci show in Times Square

Cindy Crawford has disclosed an incident that went completely unnoticed by the public during the spectacular Gucci Cruise 2027 show held at Times Square in New York. In an interview published this week by Porter, the 60-year-old supermodel recounted that her heel slipped out of her shoe as soon as she stepped onto the runway, while wearing an imposing black dress adorned with feathers.

The outfit, particularly heavy and voluminous, ultimately served as her ally. Cindy Crawford explained that she was unable to properly place her foot back in the shoe during her walk, but the grandeur of the dress concealed the issue. She continued her stride without slowing down or showing any hesitation.

At that moment, her main goal was simply to keep the shoe on her foot until the end. The model shared that she focused all her attention on this detail to prevent it from coming off in the middle of the runway. The scene went unnoticed, even by the audience gathered around the makeshift runway in the heart of Times Square.

This Gucci show, one of the major fashion events of the year, featured a particularly high-profile cast. Cindy Crawford was set to deliver one of the most anticipated walks of the evening, while Paris Hilton and Tom Brady were also among the celebrities present on the runway. In the audience, several stars, including Kim Kardashian and Mariah Carey, attended the show.

Despite more than four decades in the industry, Cindy Crawford admitted to feeling genuine nerves before this appearance. Her daughter Kaia Gerber, also a model, encouraged her to take on the challenge. The star expressed her appreciation that her daughter could witness her facing situations that pushed her out of her comfort zone.

In the same interview, the former icon of the 1990s runway explained that she sometimes considers slowing down her activities, but does not wish to disappear from the public eye. She particularly rejects the notion that women should become less visible with age and believes that experience remains a true asset in the modeling profession.

A few months after the Times Square show, Cindy Crawford continues to alternate between campaigns, magazine covers, and fashion appearances. Her interview for the September issue of Porter also reflects on her relationship with Kaia Gerber and how she approaches, at 60, the continuation of a career that began in her teenage years.