Looking good!

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Evan Rachel Wood, George Clooney, Marisa Tomei, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Diane Kruger and Cindy Crawford.

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Cindy Crawford looks pretty smoking hot for a 45-year-old mother of two!

The Daily Mail got a pic of the cover, which shows the legendary supermodel vamping in a skintight, cut-out bustier from Louis Vuitton’s Fall 2011 collection (which originally showed on the runway on top of a modest navy dress).

It’s a sexy turn for the 45-year-old model but not out of the ordinary. Cindy has said that nude modeling was “never really that big of a deal” for her and even showed off her sudsy, middle-age bod in a NSFW shoot for Allure in 2009.

Compared to pics like that, the most recent Bazaar cover is positively demure.

She looks amazing!!

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Cindy Crawford has had little stuff done, like a bit of Botox here and some injections there, but that’s as far as she’s willing to take it. The supermodel says that she’s afraid to go under the knife for anything drastic.

She said, “I’ve tried Botox, but it scares me. Plastic surgery is really scary, but as long as you don’t use these things to change your face, I think it’s okay.”

Despite having issues with her body being “imperfect”, she still loves the way she looks. She said, “If I put on a few pounds, it goes straight to my butt. I’m sexy but I’m not intimidating. I do have cellulite. So much of your life you spend trying to prove yourself, trying to make things happen, trying to get somewhere else. But then you get in your late 30s and 40s and realize life is pretty amazing right in front of you, if you can just be present in it.”

You go girl!

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Cindy Crawford and husband Rande Gerber spend some quality time in Malibu, CA on April 27, 2010 where the two shopped and cuddled as they enjoyed their day.

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Cindy Crawford works hard to maintain her supermodel body — but not too hard.

“I try to be 80 percent good, 80 percent of the time,” she told UsMagazine.com at a JCPenney Spring Style event in NYC on Tuesday. “We all know when we’re blowing it, but as long as you don’t do that all the time…”

So, when she’s not being 20 percent bad, the former model, 44, goes hiking to burn calories.

“We live in Malibu, so there’s a lot of great hiking there,” she tells Us. “I work out with a trainer three times a week.”

She also uses the Power Plate, workout equipment that incorporates vibration training to reduce cellulite.

“I was hoping you could just stand on it but it doesn’t work that way,” she says. “But it’s all about breaking up your routine because if you get bored, then you stop doing it.”

The mother of two — she has son Presley, 10, and daughter Kaia, 8, with hubby Rande Gerber — also makes sure she diets responsibly.

For breakfast, she’ll eat oatmeal and blueberries with her son and enjoy a salad with chicken or shrimp for lunch. At dinner, she’ll serve up fish and vegetables. Crawford also admits to having “a little chocolate mixed in” between meals from time to time.

“I have a daughter, so I east consciously because I want her to see me eat healthy and not think that she can’t have dessert ever,” she tells Us. “I think its a bad example for her.”

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Cindy Crawford wants men to start chatting her up.

The supermodel – who has two children Presley, 10, and eight-year-old Kaia with husband Rande Gerber – admits she enjoys flirting and would like to do more of it even though she is happily married.

She said: “I really don’t get any of those old chat up lines – any at all actually. It’s actually sad and a bit of a shame because it’s nice to flirt!”

Cindy, 45, recently said her personality has been affected by the ageing process and doesn’t believe people find her as attractive as they once did.

She revealed: “Age can be daunting, but you can’t stop it. I know 20-year-old guys don’t look at me anymore. I don’t feel it like I used to. I remember walking down streets in New York at the height of my modelling career, my hair up, and all the construction guys would go crazy. It’s different now.”

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