Women. What can you say? Who made ‘em? God must have been a fuckin’ genius, said Al Pacino, on the plane scene, in Scent Of A Woman. And the rest is history aka for you to watch. Rewatch. A tipping point in getting to know a woman alike very few on the planet. In fact! Do they make them anymore? A divine force makes them, for sure, they are amongst us and they, most probably, are our moms, girlfriends, the women we, secretly, admire.

Beautiful women who not only are beautiful, but own this je ne sais quoi that one can’t put one’s finger on, of course one can’t, it’s what je ne sais quoi means, just might be everything one imagines a fabulous woman is, not only looks like. A goddess? Oui.

One can’t put one’s finger on, but one, most certainly, can feel it. Sense it. Scent it, hello!

There are women, my mom is one, for instance, who have this thing I’m, instantly, surrounded by, whenever I’m in their presence. It’s like the stars filter on Snapchat. I just put my face into the filter and, boom, stars come out of my head. I can’t touch the stars, but I can see them, above my head, as soon as I switch the filter on.

Model and actress, a record of 41 Vogue covers, starred in films like American Gigolo, alongside Richard Gere, and Little Fauss and Big Halsy, alongside Robert Redford, is a model at IMG Models, to the day, and is that kind of a woman, kind, ladies and gentlemen, the icon… Lauren Hutton!

Prior to a motorcycle journey to celebrate The Art of the Motorcycle exhibit in 2000, alongside Dennis Hopper, Laurence Fishburne and Jeremy Irons, Hutton informed the Las Vegas Review-Journal: I love the feeling of being a naked egg atop that throbbing steel. You feel vulnerable — but so alive.

Born in November 17, 1943, in South Carolina, went to University of South Florida, moved with a boyfriend DJ to New York, worked as a waitress, at the Playboy Club, got her bachelor of arts degree, Lauren Hutton became one of the most successful models in the USA. She used her job both to make money, in 1973, she landed the landmark contract with Revlon and earned her status as the first $1 million-a-year girl, and see the world.

Whenever I came back from Africa or the Antarctic, head swelling with the beauty of it all, I found I was loving life again. You look different because of everything that has gone on inside of you…, said Hutton on her thus far traveling and exploration in life.

I feel you, Lauren.

The All Movie Guide stated that the gap in her teeth gave her on-camera persona a down-home sensibility that other, more ethereal models lacked. Now, I don’t know if you have to, necessarily, have the gap, but you, most definitely, shouldn’t be afraid of your sensibility. Embrace it, instead. Just be kind and it will, eventually, turn into your power.

Lauren Hutton is not only powerful, but real, sparkling, honest.

The most beautiful thing about this kind of beauty, kind, is that you don’t feel the pressure of it. These kind of people either don’t know or forget about the magic they create around them and smile. Their eyes smile. Magic is the real deal. Magic is what makes you feel beautiful.

You with me?

The more I observe her style and read her interviews, the more I feel the beauty that doesn’t scream “beautiful” and hear the stars twinkling around my head.

Are we falling in love or what?

P.S.: this is a super inspiring interview of Lauren Hutton, by Jenna Lyons.