Cindy Crawford Looks Positively Radiant in End-of-Summer Photos with Husband Rande Gerber

Cindy Crawford is using the final moments of summer to show off her glowing skin on Instagram.

The ’90s supermodel, 59, gave fans a look at her latest summer activities and travels in an Aug. 22 post, which featured several pictures of her going makeup-free.

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The first photo in the set featured her and husband Rande Gerber, 63, smiling alongside each other while on a boat. Crawford’s skin was completely bare in the photo, which showed the sun hitting her head and her summer tan. For the casual outing, the model wore a plunging satin maxi dress and accessorized with black sunglasses and a trucker hat.

The following photo featured Crawford even more dressed down in a casual sleepwear look, wearing a gray loose-fitting long-sleeve T-shirt with white pajama shorts and brown fur-lined loafers. The model also went makeup-free in the picture, and held a striped mug while looking at her strong side profile.

The photo set included a look at Crawford catching up with her friends, Stephanie Coffey and actress and Bleusalt founder, Lyndie Benson. For the girls’ catch-up day, Crawford looked stunning in a tie-dye cover-up and oversized straw hat. She once again let her skin breathe for the occasion.

“And that’s a wrap on summer ‘25 ❤️🌅🌊,” she captioned the post.

In the comments section of the post, her daughter Kaia Gerber left the sweetest note for her mom and dad.

“Gorgeous parents,” Kaia, 23, wrote.

Crawford’s makeup-free appearance in the photos comes as no surprise. In 2019, she revealed in a Vogue beauty tutorial video that she has been wearing less makeup with age, and that her husband prefers her bare skin over her wearing a face full of beauty products.

“My husband hates makeup, so this is already too much makeup for him,” she said. “But I do explain to him that women do make-up for other women, not men.”

“I have found as I’ve gotten older, I wear way less makeup,” Crawford added. “I would say that’s the biggest evolution for me, which is kind of counterintuitive, but that also means that taking care of your skin is more important because you’re not covering it up with makeup.”