52岁的超模海蒂·克鲁姆在接受采访时，积极倡导女性在50岁以后不要隐藏自己，要自信地展现年龄带来的独特魅力。她认为，50多岁的女性并非“过时”或“下架”，而是依然充满活力，应该在舞台上闪耀。克鲁姆以自己为例，坚持在镜头前展现自信的身材和风格，打破了社会对年龄的刻板印象。她认为美丽会随着时间演变，生活不应一成不变，并对年龄增长持乐观态度，期待未来的人生阶段。她也提到，社会对年龄的看法正在转变，人们对皱纹和身体变化更加包容，这是一种积极的进步。

🌟 50+女性不应被视为“下架”：海蒂·克鲁姆强调，女性在50岁后依然充满活力，不应隐藏自己，而是要自信地站在台前，展现年龄赋予的独特魅力。她认为社会对50多岁女性的“过时”认知是一种误解。

💖 美丽随年龄演变，拥抱变化：克鲁姆认为美丽是会随着时间而进化的，她乐于接受年龄带来的改变，并认为生活不应一成不变，否则会变得乏味。她鼓励女性拥抱身体的变化，包括皱纹和身材的自然形态。

📸 自信展现身体，打破年龄束缚：作为模特，克鲁姆即使在52岁依然不惧在镜头前穿着性感服装，她认为这并非新鲜事，而是自己长期以来保持的风格。她不认同年龄或身材羞辱，鼓励每个人做自己想做的事，并自在地展现性感。

😊 社会对年龄的看法日趋包容：克鲁姆观察到近年来社会对年龄的看法正在转变，人们对年长者更加友好和包容。她为此感到高兴，认为接受不同年龄段的自己是一种进步，并期待未来的人生阶段，如60、70甚至80、90岁，并希望届时依然能庆祝生命。

🌟 与其他名流观点一致，传递积极信号：克鲁姆的观点与劳伦·桑切斯·贝索斯和切尔西·汉德勒等公众人物不谋而合，她们都积极乐观地谈论老龄化，鼓励女性拥抱并期待人生的新篇章，共同传递了积极的老龄化信息。

Heidi Klum, 52, says women over 50 aren't "off the shelf" and shouldn't shrink themselves with age."We are very much on that shelf for everyone to see. Don't hide in your 50s," Klum said.She joins public figures like Lauren Sánchez Bezos and Chelsea Handler in speaking positively about aging.

Heidi Klum is 52, embracing her wrinkles, and still posing in lingerie, because she said she doesn't think aging is anything to be ashamed of.

In an interview with People published on Monday, the supermodel spoke about marriage, motherhood, and what it's like to age in the spotlight.

Klum told People that she is pushing back against the assumption that women in their 50s lose relevance because of their age.

"The biggest misconception [about] being in your 50s is that you are off the shelf. You're not off the shelf," Klum said. "We are very much on that shelf for everyone to see. Don't hide in your 50s."

The "Project Runway" host added that beauty evolves with time, and she's "here for the change."

"If it's always the same, life is boring," she said.

Klum, who has four kids with her ex-husband Seal, isn't afraid to show off her body either.

"I've been photographing nude or in lingerie since 1992, way before Instagram," Klum said. "So for me, it's nothing new. For the past 15 years, other people are now doing what I've been doing for 30 years. Instead of being in my little bottoms in a magazine, I'm on Instagram. It's the same thing."

It doesn't matter that she's older, she said: "I don't have this age-shaming or body-shaming thing. I feel like everyone should do what they want to do. I like to run around sexy — even now at 52."

But it does help to see how perspectives on aging have shifted in recent years, she added.

"Now it's OK to be older — but it didn't use to be like that," she says. "I feel like we're more welcoming of wrinkles and rolls on our body. Being accepted at every age is amazing. That we've changed and come all that way," Klum said.

She said she isn't opposed to getting cosmetic enhancements like Botox. Still, she said she sees aging as something to look forward to.

"Don't we all want to get old? I know we always say that, but it's the truth. I'm already looking at 60 and 70, hopefully 80 and 90. And if we're still kicking it then, let's celebrate," Klum said.

A representative for Klum did not immediately respond to a request for comment sent by Business Insider outside regular hours.

Klum joins a growing list of famous women speaking candidly and optimistically about growing older.

In November, Lauren Sánchez Bezos said she never expected to have so much to look forward to after turning 50.

"When I was 20, I thought, 'Oh my gosh, life is over at 50.' Let me tell you: It is not, ladies. It is not over," she said during a "Today" show appearance.

In January, Chelsea Handler said she isn't afraid of growing older and is excited for all that her 50s would offer.

"My life is exactly what I hoped it would be — it's more than I hoped it would be. I had no idea what the possibilities were or that I could live a life like this and feel so free," Handler told Parade.