Helena Christensen shows off her bronzed legs in smart green shorts

Danish Supermodel Helena Christensen appeared in great spirits when she was pictured stepping out in New York on Tuesday. 

The stunning 51-year-old showed off her long bronzed legs in a pair of smart green shorts which she teamed with a loose-fitting pink and white striped shirt.  

She wore a face mask which had cartoon dogs running throughout in pastel colours which tied into the rest of her look.  

While out, Helena packed up her car with a bag of cherries and a couple beverages from health-store Joe and the Juice. 

And it looks like the model’s healthy lifestyle is paying off as earlier this week, she slipped into a very low-cut one-piece swimsuit to take a dip in her swimming pool.

Helena was having some time off from Manhattan as she took in the natural beauty surrounding her second home located in Upstate New York. 

Her caption began: ‘POOL SHOOT!’

She added, ‘Under the watchful eye of the boss, Our @staerkandchristensen shoe/accessory and body/swim collection which we have worked on for a long time, the shoes created in a workshop in Italy dedicated to craftsmanship and our swimwear with an all female-owned Alhambra, CA factory.’

The star said that she works with them ‘meticulously in precision cutting for the ultimate flattering fit taking the different female bodies into consideration in our process and we aim to continually source sustainable options for all our materials ♥️.’ 

Christensen bought an old home in the Catskills, which is in upstate New York, about two hours from her apartment in New York City.

And the supermodel is sure glad he did as the property is where she is able to unwind from big city life.

Last month, she took to Instagram to share a look inside her cozy dwelling which is filled with antiques as it sits among lush foliage and mature trees.

The quaint home is where she has been self-isolating with her dog Kuma for the past few months, though she returns to NYC now and then.

‘Old homes, old furniture and objects…’ she wrote in her caption.

‘They come with a story, most are made by hand, colors are faded, paint is peeling off, they’re little works of art.. every time I look at them I discover something new. 

‘I like imagining who the person was who crafted them. I make up stories in my head about their lives. I like to think that a bit of their soul is in my home ♥️ .’