Ageless Beauty

Famous faces from every age group: 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s. These iconic women prove real beauty—inside and out—is timeless.

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In this slideshow: Veronica Webb, Giedre Dukauskaite, Chanel Iman, Tyra Banks, Kate Moss, Christie Brinkley

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In her twenties, Gisele the "Brazilian Bombshell" Bündchen put her home country on the fashion map.

In her twenties, Gemma Ward has transitioned into acting, playing Jackie in 2008's The Black Balloon.

In her twenties, Agyness Deyn showcases her musical talents by singing and spinning records.

In her twenties, Selita Ebanks works with charities back home in the Cayman Islands.

In her thirties, Kate Moss is a huge style icon, creating her own line for Topshop and continuing to provide new inspiration to her fashionable fans.

In her thirties, Karen Elson showed her vocal talents as the creative director and performer for the Citizens Band.

In her thirties, Naomi Campbell has spent countless hours working with Nelson Mandela and created Fashion Relief to raise money for Hurricane Katrina victims.

In her thirties, Amber Valletta created a name for herself in the film industry, acting in What Lies Beneath, Hitch, and Duplex.

In her thirties, Tyra Banks has become a media mogul, with the creation of America's Next Top Model and her own talk show. She also donates a lot of her time to her foundation, TZONE.

In her forties, Helena Christensen has opened her own boutique store in New York City, cofounded Nylon, and has showcased her photography in several gallery exhibits.

In her forties, Christy Turlington has written her own yoga book, Living Yoga: Creating a Life Practice, and went back to school to earn a degree in comparative religion and Eastern philosophy from New York University.

In her forties, Veronica Webb has written for publications such as Details and Elle, published her own essays in Veronica Webb Sight: Adventures in the Big City, and often appears on camera.

In her forties, Linda Evangelista has become an activist as a face for MAC's Viva Glam campaign for HIV/AIDS Research Fund.

In her fifties, Iman is well-known for donating her time and efforts to charities such as Keep a Child Alive.

In her fifties, Christie Brinkley has written a health book, Christie Brinkley's Outdoor Beauty and Fitness Guide and illustrated the cover of Billy Joel's album River of Dreams.

In her fifties, Beverly Johnson is a role model for African-American models inspired by her history-making appearance on the cover of Vogue in 1974.

In her sixties, Lauren Hutton created her own makeup line and also helped make imperfections endearing via her signature gap-tooth look.

In her sixties, Veruschka has appeared in films, is the subject of an Assouline book, and became an artist.

In her seventies, Carmen Dell'Orefice has written Staying Beautiful: Beauty Secrets and Attitudes from My Forty Years as a Model and is still on the scene, having recently posed for a 2008 Rolex campaign.