I’ve had absolutely no plastic surgery whatsoever.
I have very healthy, good hair.
I drink green juice every day.
I take my vitamins.
I eat very healthfully.
I have very good skin doctors."
She added, “I’m very careful in the sun.
I wear hats and I wear sunblock every single day.”
In the rest of thephotosfor the magazine spread, she flaunts her incredible figure and fresh-faced visage.
Stewart gets her facials done at the Mario Badescu salon in New York.
Her facialist, Carmela Barabas, toldVoguethat Stewart’s facials focus on providing glowing and rejuvenated skin.
Moreover, Stewart relayed to Variety that she intensively prepared for her Sports Illustrated shoot.
She did Pilates multiple times a week, waxed, got a spray tan, and had facials.
Her diet and beauty treatments are not the only things Stewart believes make her look younger than her years.
In an interview withWell + Good,she said staying active through gardening and other chores keeps her young.
Furthermore, Stewart toldYahoo!
Lifethat traveling and spending time with her family and friends are a must.
Shehad a modeling careerin her teens.
InPeople, Stewart recalled that her neighbors encouraged her to pursue modeling.
Stewart began working for Ford Models when she was 15 and modeled for Channel and Glamour.
She also appeared in commercials.
She was paid $50 an hour and used the money to help fund her education at Barnard College.
Speaking about her early modeling years to People, Stewart admitted that she never thought she was beautiful.
She noted, “That was my only problem.
That feeling never came.
It still hasn’t come.
I’m waiting for that day.”
Perhaps her Sports Illustrated cover has changed her mind.
Stewart toldPeoplethat she wished she could have done the cover when she was younger.
Stewart also said, “The whole aging thing is so boring.”
