“Incredible Woman” Cindy Crawford Covers Porter Magazine | Sincerest Condolences

Update Sept. 22, 2026: Anne of Carversville cannot fathom the despair and suffering of the Gerber-Crawford family on this day. We only know this famous quartet — now minus one — from a distance. But their openness in sharing their own worries and concerns — but also love and praise for their son/brother Presley in his addiction battle — helped to humanize this condition for the countless families touched by its scorching path of destruction.

No words can alleviate their pain in the hours after the death of son Presley Gerber on Sunday, September 20, 2026. AOC won’t try.

As a deeply empathetic person, I am saddened to experience in a smallest-possible way the imprint of their devastating sorrow and confusion around this event. Because they were open about their family challenges, we know that parents Cindy and Randi, and sister Kaia did everything possible to nurture a positive outcome for their beloved son and brother Presley.

To lose him . . . in spite of their — and his — valiant best efforts . . . is sad beyond words. Their loss touches all of us who admire this family filled with riches beyond counting. Sincerely, Anne

Porter Magazine [IG] recently toasted Fall Fashion, NYFW and Cindy Crawford, for her September 2026 cover story. The high wattage gathering happened at Straker’s, the new Italian eatery at 59 Grand Street in Soho, New York City.

Cultured Magazine wrote that Cindy was the official reason for the many evening toasts, but it was also a moment for Net-A-Porter to flex their muscle by getting the keys to Straker’s before its public opening — and then deliver a beautiful people cast with plenty of options of where to go that night.

Porter also expanded the supermodel lexicon, writing about their cover star:

“At 60, Cindy Crawford remains one of the most monumental models of her era”.

Charlotte Blazeby styles the fashion shoot, with Cindy posing in Carolina Herrera, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, The Row, Tom Ford, Valentino Garavani and more. Charlie Miles provides creative direction with photography by Yulia Gorbachenko [IG].

Kassia Hastings interviews Crawford from the Gerber Point Lodge on Lake Joseph in Ontario, Canada. The Crawford-Gerber family has spent summers at their lodge for the last 22 summers.

Reflecting on Hastings’ question about ‘stepping back’ now, at age 60, Crawford explains that she occasionally thinks about it, but has no desire to act. “Modeling really is a skill that you get better at. It’s probably like a football player or a soccer player having to choose when they want to retire. You’re like… but I still like it.” And Crawford isn’t about to send the message to other 60-year-old women . . . that it’s time to step bac