Christie Brinkley, 68, is 'still working on' her bikini body in swimsuit photos
Christie Brinkley is living her best life in Turks and Caicos.
On Tuesday, the 68-year-old took to Instagram to share a set of photos from her private estate in Turks and Caicos, looking trim and carefree, lounging in a cabana wearing a bright blue two-piece swimsuit.
Brinkley's latest post included some advice for her more than 750,000 followers about how she maintains her "bikini body," noting that she opts for sugar-free beverages.
"I’m still working on my driftwood cabana and my bikini body," she captioned the photos. "So if I'm going to have a cocktail it’s def going to be my #zerosugar #zerocarb @bellissimaprosecco!"
It didn't take long for fans to chime in, praising the model for being an "inspiration" and looking young.
"How is it possible you still can rock a bikini like a 25-year-old? You are such inspiration," one Instagram user responded to the post, while another added, "You look amazing — your bikini body and your cabana!"
"Best motivation ever!" someone else wrote.
"Looking marvelous. Such an inspiration!" another commenter weighed in.
"Ageless as always!! You look amazing. Love the suit on you!" one fan added.
One fan commented: "You give people over 65 a reason to keep taking care of ourselves!"
"Gorgeous! You look like you're 30," another wrote.
This isn't the first time Brinkley has advocated for a sugar-free diet. Last month, she opened up about how she stays in supermodel shape.
"When you eat too much at 68, it’s not as easy to lose the weight. So here’s a tip that’s tried and true, that will make you feel like your best you: Avoid the sugar and do exercise," Brinkley wrote via Instagram. "It’s not about the size of your thighs; vibrant good health will be your prize!"
Back in February, Brinkley got candid about feeling discriminated against due to her age, and why the term "aging gracefully" should be about more than just looks. The admission followed an article that included the star in a list of celebrities over 50 who "prove" that "being older is attractive."
While the article was meant to empower women not to fear growing older, Brinkley worried it focused too much on a woman's ability to keep a youthful appearance.
"The expression 'aging gracefully' should not be about one’s looks but about the attitude and energy one offers the world," Brinkley wrote via Instagram. "Looking good is a byproduct of feeling great and showing up in the world with a heart full of good intentions, and good energy!"
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