Heidi Klum ditched her bra for a bombshell Vogue Greece cover, shot three months shy of her 50th birthday.
The model posed in a sheer top, a cream miniskirt and sandals in her first cover for the magazine’s “Anniversary Issue,” released Monday.
A braless Klum sported a simple beauty look, glowing in neutral tones with her hair slicked back.
In the second cover, she paired a nude jacket with matching briefs.
The “America’s Got Talent” Judge wore her hair down and stood in a power pose with her fists on her hips.
“Yiiipppppiiiiii I get 2 covers ❤️,” she wrote via Instagram, thanking the publication.
In the feature, Klum gushed about the “variety” she sees in the modeling industry.
“Back in the day, all the models looked alike, had the same height, the same skinny body, the same hair,” she explained. “Many different types are represented today.”
The former Victoria’s Secret Angel last covered Vogue for Germany’s January 2021 issue alongside her now-18-year-old daughter, Leni.
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The duo wore matching color-blocked pantsuits at the time, with Leni explaining that following Klum’s modeling footsteps was only “a matter of time.”
The college student, who called the job the “perfect outlet,” has since made headlines for modeling lingerie with her mom.
Klum is also the mother of Henry, 17, Johan, 16, and Lou 13, whom she shares with ex-husband Seal.
The “Kiss From a Rose” singer praised Leni for her hard work earlier this month, telling E! News how “proud” he is of her growth.
“She walks through life with this type of humility that allows her to move so gracefully through it all,” the 60-year-old said. “She can do no wrong in my eyes and she’s quite wonderful.”
He and Klum finalized their divorce in 2014, with the former “Project Runway” host moving on with Tom Kaulitz four years later.
Klum married the musician, 33, in 2019 — and having a baby together is not off the table, she revealed to “Jennifer Hudson Show” viewers in February.
“Sometimes it’s like ne, ja, ne, ja,” she said last month, using the German words for “yes” and “no” before settling on “maybe.”
