Helena Christensen, 44, smoulders in candid shoot
Supermodel Helena Christensen is back with a candid set of
pictures taken in her New York apartment, and while she's happy to show
off her body, don't expect her to air her views on Twitter.
Indeed, the beauty admits how she: "opened my closet doors and picked the pieces as the day went along."
Props from her eclectic home also feature, including a vintage mannequin and a couple of strategically-placed ceramic swans to preserve her modesty.
The images have proved so popular that the magazine's website has crashed due to an influx of traffic.
But while the half-Peruvian, half-Danish pin-up is comfortable with revealing herself on camera, she definitely won't be taking to social networking sites to air her views.
"I do understand why those sites can be very useful to people, I even get why people end up more or less addicted, but they just don't appeal to me. Virtual reality seems to suck up too much time. I also do not have any desire to publicly talk about my daily whereabouts."
Alongside raising her 11-year-old son, Mingus, the Super has branched out a successful photographer.
"I always love shooting Natalia Vodianova, she has such an awesome face and moves with such grace and elegance," reveals Christensen.
The late Gianni Versace once declared that Helena had the best body in the business, and a couple of decades on, we'd be inclined to agree. But what makes a body beautiful for her? "All the naked women in Helmut Newton pictures," she explains: "they were long, lean, toned and yet feminine and curvaceous."
Photos: Gregory Derkenne/ FutureClaw
Props from her eclectic home also feature, including a vintage mannequin and a couple of strategically-placed ceramic swans to preserve her modesty.
The images have proved so popular that the magazine's website has crashed due to an influx of traffic.
But while the half-Peruvian, half-Danish pin-up is comfortable with revealing herself on camera, she definitely won't be taking to social networking sites to air her views.
"I do understand why those sites can be very useful to people, I even get why people end up more or less addicted, but they just don't appeal to me. Virtual reality seems to suck up too much time. I also do not have any desire to publicly talk about my daily whereabouts."
Alongside raising her 11-year-old son, Mingus, the Super has branched out a successful photographer.
"I always love shooting Natalia Vodianova, she has such an awesome face and moves with such grace and elegance," reveals Christensen.
The late Gianni Versace once declared that Helena had the best body in the business, and a couple of decades on, we'd be inclined to agree. But what makes a body beautiful for her? "All the naked women in Helmut Newton pictures," she explains: "they were long, lean, toned and yet feminine and curvaceous."
Photos: Gregory Derkenne/ FutureClaw
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