Model Cindy Crawford is extending her brand with a new line of fine jewelry priced from $79 to $299 that will be exclusive to J.C. Penneybeginning in April.

The One Kiss by Cindy Crawford collection will launch with 45 pieces. Necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings are made from sterling silver and gold-plated silver featuring a henna symbol that means “to kiss.” Some pieces have diamonds, smoky quartz, lemon quartz, garnet-colored rhodolite and deep purple iolite.
This is the 44-year-old model turned entrepreneur’s second venture with Plano-based Penney. Last year, Penney started selling her Cindy Crawford Style brand of home furnishings and accessories, a line that offers window coverings to recently added outdoor furniture.
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Stepping out for a promotional appearance, Cindy Crawford was spotted at Westfield in London.
The former “House of Style” babe looked lovely as she helped launch the new Omega Collection, sporting a flirty purple dress with a funky black belt and black knee-high boots.


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Fashion photography from the pages of magazines Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar will go on display in New York this week in an exhibition which captures how models have helped shape the modern ideals of beauty.

Famous names from the industry, including Marc Jacobs, the designer, Kate Moss, the model, and Vogue editor Anna Wintour, will launch the exhibition at the annual Costume Institute of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the lavish Spring gala.
The show focuses on the years 1947 to 1997 and celebrates the models who epitomised each decade, such as Dovima, Twiggy and Cindy Crawford, and includes a selection of garments made famous by the catwalk stars who wore them.
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