Paulina Porizkova wowed in a chic navy floor-length gown with a plunging neckline. The dress featured a cinched waist with subtle beading; she paired it with pointed-toe black heels and a black clutch ...

Paulina Porizkova is celebrating her 61st birthday with a smile. Earlier this week, the former supermodel uploaded a voice-over video of herself wearing a "super cute" red and white bikini while ...

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The model, who turned 61 on April 9, shared how she's also transforming her body in this decade of her life Paulina Porizkova/Instagram Paulina Porizkova looked back on her journey to self-acceptance ...

From her childhood with a hard-to-please mother to her youthful modeling days, Paulina Porizkova said she felt trained to do as she was told — even when that meant taking her top off. "When I began ...

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Paulina Porizkova is all about embracing her body. Porizkova, 60, showed off her figure in a pink lingerie set while revealing the secret to her self-confidence. In a reel, which she shared via ...

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Paulina Porizkova, a onetime supermodel and actress, is opening up about the pattern of sexual harassment she saw in the industry as a teenager. The Czech-born model, 60, posted a video to Instagram ...

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