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'I don't like those big numbers!': Cindy Crawford oozes sex appeal in blue jumpsuit as she reveals to GMA she dreads turning 50 in February

Published: 11:33 EST, 29 September 2015 | Updated: 16:16 EST, 29 September 2015

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She has been in front of the cameras for over 30 years but still looks every inch a supermodel.

Cindy Crawford oozed sex appeal in a royal blue jumpsuit as she entered the Good Morning America studios in New York City on Tuesday.

While sitting down with Lara Spencer, the 49-year-old beauty confessed she is dreading turning 50 years old in February. 'It's hard! I don't like those big numbers!' the brunette bombshell - who is promoting her new book Becoming - said. 'But then the day comes and goes and I'm like, "Wait I'm the same person."'

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A tall drink of water: Cindy Crawford oozed sex appeal in a royal blue jumpsuit as she entered the Good Morning America studios in New York City on Tuesday; she told host Lara Spencer that she was dreading turning 50-years-old in February

Still a pinup: The 49-year-old mother of two has been promoting her new book Becoming where she has detailed how she was bullied as a child for looking different

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She made the morning show: Cindy looked flawless as she sat down for her GMA interview

Doing the best she can: While sitting down with Lara Spencer, the beauty confessed she is dreading turning 50 years old in February. 'It's hard! I don't like those big numbers!' the brunette bombshell said. 'But then the day comes and goes and I'm like, "Wait I'm the same person"'

The Versace model added, 'Doing the book made me dread it not quite as much.'

As for why she chose the format she did - her book is a combination of a diary and a photo essay - she said, 'I never wanted to write a book because I didn't want to do a biography or a giant coffee table book that just collects dust.

'So I did this to celebrate turning 50.'

The stunner looked svelte in her plunging royal blue number that had gold studs on it. Shiny gold stiletto pumps added a bit of glitz to her look and matched her bangle bracelet.

The Fair Game actress had her glam down with her hair parted on the side with loose, beachy waves cascading down her shoulder.

You glow girl: The Fair Game actress had her glam down with her hair parted on the side with loose, beachy waves cascading down her shoulder

What a face: The Vogue favorite wore pretty neutral tones and peach lipstick for her appearance

There she goes: The stunner looked svelte in her plunging royal blue number that had gold studs on it. Shiny gold stiletto pumps added a bit of glitz to her look and matched her bangle bracelet

The supermodel talked about her ex-husband Richard Gere with Porter magazine this week.

'Look, I learned a lot from Richard. I learned about how to be famous. Again, that’s not a universal lesson. And a lot of the personal things, everything else I learned from that, were for me,' she said.

The beauty, who is now married to Rande Gerber, explained exactly why Richard, 66, is distinctly absent from her autobiographical book - Becoming - in which she shares particularly meaningful stories and lessons she's learned.

Signing books: Cindy - one of the world's first supermodels - hit up Barnes & Noble in NYC to sign copies of her new book Becoming Cindy Crawford

How to sit like a lady: The brunette beauty displayed grace just sitting at a desk with pen poised

What penmanship: Cindy scrawled her famous moniker across the page in this photo shared on her social media account

'It's official!' Cindy was so excited to announce the launch of her instructional tome

Get inked: Cindy signed Coco Rocha's Reformation sweatshirt that bears her name as well

Candidly, she said: 'It’s not something I want to share. If I felt that there was a great good that could come of it, I might have shared more, but I didn’t think that there was anything for other people to learn or benefit from. And I wanted to be respectful.'

In her new book Becoming, which she wrote with Katherine O'Leary and is being published by Rizzoli International Publications, she talked about being bullied as a child.

‘The mole’, as it is called, always plagued Cindy when she was younger and brought tears to her eyes when the football players shouted, ‘Hey, little Crawford, you have chocolate on your face!’

Her mentor: 'Look, I learned a lot from Richard. I learned about how to be famous. Again, that’s not a universal lesson. And a lot of the personal things, everything else I learned from that, were for me,' she told Porter magazine; here she is seen with Richard in 1994

Picked on: In her new book Becoming, which she wrote with Katherine O'Leary and is being published by Rizzoli International Publications, she talked about being bullied as a child. ‘The mole’, as it is called, always plagued Cindy when she was younger and brought tears to her eyes when the football players shouted, ‘Hey, little Crawford, you have chocolate on your face!’

She talked to her mom about having it removed but her mother’s attitude was, ‘You know what your mole looks like. You don’t know what a scar will look like’.

Even a modeling agency got in on the act of suggesting she remove it. One Japanese makeup artist tried to cover it up with makeup that made it look like one giant pimple.

Cindy’s first paying job was a newspaper ad for Marshall Field wearing a Cross-Your-Heart bra. It paid $150 and beat working in the cornfields. And they never even brought up her mole.

Happy together: Cindy with her husband Rande Gerber in Malibu in March

Within hours the picture was all over her high school after appearing in the Chicago Tribune.

After Cindy made her appearance on the cover of American Vogue with her mole, it was never an issue again and in fact ironically became her trademark.

Cindy also details how some girls pranked her when she was in high school, telling her a store wanted her to model for them. When Crawford got all dressed up and went to the store, she learned they had never called.