Cindy Crawford, 55, looks as good as she did in 1992 while re-creating her sexy Pepsi ad… but this time it’s for a good cause
- Supermodel Cindy made her first appearance in a Pepsi TV commercial during the 1992 Super Bowl
- The original featured Cindy wearing a white tank top and blue jean shorts with big hoop earrings on
- She was driving a Lamborghini and then stops at a gas station for a can of soda which she sucks down
- And then in 2002 she was asked to appear in a very similar ad, this time for Diet Pepsi
- Then in 2018 she was seen in another ad that was very similar but she was wearing a blue shirt
- This week the star revealed she went back to the 1992 ad to wear a similar top and cut off shorts
- Incredibly she looked just as great as did in 1992 with a tiny waistline and toned arms and legs
- The shoot was done to help raise money for the American Family Children’s Hospital in Wisconsin
Supermodel Cindy Crawford has slipped back into a white tank top and her blue denim Daisy Duke shorts for a good cause this summer.
On Tuesday the 55-year-old Vogue favorite was seen re-creating her famous 1992 Pepsi Super Bowl ad even wearing the same big hair and silver hoop earrings.
The mother-of-two explained in her caption she reshot the ad with photographer David Yarrow to raise funds for the American Family Children’s Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin where her brother was treated for leukemia.
Super Cindy: Supermodel Cindy Crawford has slipped back into a white tank top and her blue denim Daisy Duke shorts for a good cause this summe
Good girl: On Tuesday the 55-year-old Vogue favorite was seen re-creating her famous 1992 Pepsi Super Bowl ad even wearing the same big hair and hoop earrings
Incredibly the catwalk queen looked just as good as she did in 1992 with toned arms and legs and a very small waistline as she chugged on the soda while in red stiletto heels.
Her hair was nice and big in an Eighties style and she had on heavy makeup. It did not look like a parody or an attempt to hark back to her golden days. She literally looked just as good as she did in 1992.
Behind the star was a red convertible vintage car with two wolves inside.
Crawford shared what the new Pepsi experience was like. ‘It’s always a pleasure and a thrill to work with my friend @davidyarrow,’ began the Versace model.
Helping others: The mother-of-two explained in her caption she reshot the ad with photographer David Yarrow to raise funds for the American Family Children’s Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin where her brother was treated for leukemia
Still a 10: Incredibly the catwalk queen looked just as good as she did in 1992 with toned arms and legs and a very small waistline as she chugged on the soda. Her hair was nice and big in an 80s style and she had on heavy makeup. It did not look like a parody or an attempt to hark back to her golden days. She literally looked just as good as she did in 1992
‘And even more so when it’s for a good cause. We returned back to the original Halfway House from the famous @pepsi commercial I did in 1992 to recreate the moment (with a David Yarrow twist) in hopes of raising funds for the American Family Children’s Hospital in Madison Wisconsin where my brother was treated for leukemia.’
Crawford was born in DeKalb, Illinois, and raised with her two sisters, Chris and Danielle. Their brother Jeffery died of childhood leukemia at age three.
Cindy continued: ‘So far, with the help of David’s gallery network across the globe supporting the art and its sales — we’ve already raised 1 million dollars for the cause.’
She is generous: Crawford shared what the new Pepsi experience was like. ‘It’s always a pleasure and a thrill to work with my friend @davidyarrow,’ began the Versace model
Close to her heart: ‘And even more so when it’s for a good cause. We returned back to the original Halfway House from the famous @pepsi commercial I did in 1992 to recreate the moment (with a David Yarrow twist) in hopes of raising funds for the American Family Children’s Hospital in Madison Wisconsin where my brother was treated for leukemia.’ Crawford was raised with her two sisters, Chris and Danielle. Their brother Jeffery died of childhood leukemia at age three
She then credited the members of her glam squad.
‘I also have to thank my dear friend, hairstylist @peter.savic who did the iconic hair for the original commercial… so i was thrilled he was able to be here for this version as well!’ said the wife of Rande Gerber.
‘Thanks also to @samvissermakeup for makeup and @allowitzstyles for styling. I think we nailed it! Such a fun day –– I can’t wait to show you more. More on stories xo.’
Stars praised her move. Reese Witherspoon said, ‘Truly gorgeous ! And for a great cause ❤️.’ Helena Christensen said, ‘❤️cool in every way.’
Thrice before: Cindy seen far left in 1992, then in another ad in 2002 and on the far right she is seen in 2018
The winner? Some say that Cindy looked her very best in the original 1992 ad while others prefer a more mature Crawford
The original featured Crawford in a tank top and jean shorts – made from her own jeans she brought to the set that day – driving a Lamborghini and stopping at a rural gas station to buy a can of soda.
Two young boys in a nearby field can be seen watching on in awe and amazement as the beauty guzzles the can in one go.
‘It was one of those moments in my career that when I walked down the street, people were like, “Pepsi!” Or I’d be at a bar and people would send me over a Pepsi,’ Crawford said, laughing. ‘And it’s funny because during Halloween a lot of women will dress up as me in that commercial. It’s like an easy Halloween costume.’
In the 2018 ad she was with her son Presley Walker Gerber who was a teen at the time.
Crawford also appeared in an an ad for Diet Pepsi in 2002, where she drove to the same gas station, this time dressed in a tight white blouse and jean shorts, driving a white Jeep.
Crawford’s modeling talents have not only extended to her son – her daughter, Kaia Jordan Gerber, is also a top model.
The ad on the back of a bus: Here the ad i seen for the David Yarrow show which runs until November 6, 2021
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