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Elle Macpherson, nicknamed “The Body” by Time magazine, is Australia’s most notorious and highest paid model ever. Here are 15 little known facts about Fashion icon! Stay tuned for part two, coming soon.

Number Fifteen: Elle Macpherson Is a Polyglot

Macpherson was born in Sydney, Australia, which makes her a native speaker of English. At 19 years old, she married French photographer Gilles Bensimon and moved to France with him. As a result, she’s completely fluent in French. Macpherson can also speak conversational Spanish and Italian.

Number Fourteen: She’s Very Dedicated to Her Work

Macpherson goes through a very strict diet to look perfect in appearances and photoshoots, but she’s not afraid to change her body if the occasion calls for
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“At the moment my limit is playing 'Yankee Doodle' on the guitar.” She also regrets not having taken good care of her skin when she was younger.

Number Ten: A Couple of Books that Changed Her

Elle enjoys reading when she’s not too busy with work (which is not often, we guess.) Paul D Walsh-Roberts’ From Atoms to Angels and Noam Chomsky’s Manufacturing Consent were the books that most impacted her and changed her.

Number Nine: Her House Was Robbed

Macpherson’s Notting Hill house was robbed in 2002. The burglars smashed the front door’s locks and evaded every security system installed in the house, taking money and photographs.

Number Eight: She Doesn’t Like Looking at Herself in the Mirror

Macpherson says it only takes her 10 minutes to get ready in the morning, and she barely looks at herself in the mirror, as focusing on her appearance makes her uncomfortable. She relies on sunglasses most of the time to go out so that she doesn’t need to spend a lot of time doing her make-up. “I don't do my hair and I only wear a tiny bit of blusher and lip gloss. I get my hair blow-dried a couple of times a week, but apart from that I just put it up in a ponytail.” Stay tuned for part two, coming

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