She just keeps looking younger! Cindy Crawford, 49, glows as she hits Live Talk LA event to chat up new book Becoming 

By Sarah Jones and Heidi Parker For Dailymail.com

Published: 16:59 EST, 15 October 2015 | Updated: 02:32 EST, 16 October 2015

Cindy Crawford has been plugging her new book Becoming for months.

And on Wednesday evening she was at it again as she spoke to LA Times fashion journalist Booth Moore at the Live Talk LA event at New Roads School in Santa Monica, California.

The 49-year-old mother-of-two looked youthful in a beige and khaki ensemble as she took the stage.

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Always put together: Cindy Crawford has been plugging her new book Becoming for months. And on Wednesday evening she was at it again as she spoke to LA Times fashion journalist Booth Moore at the Live Talk event in Los Angeles

Ageless beauty:The 49-year-old mother-of-two looked youthful in a beige and khaki ensemble

The beauty wore a white sheer blouse tucked into polished army green trousers with a blush pink fitted blazer. She completed her ensemble with strappy nude colored peep toe heels and a bohemian style long pendant chain.

The Vogue supermodel left her wavy honey locks to flow past her shoulders and highlighted her natural beauty with barely there makeup.

However the former face of Revlon did sport a light smokey matte eye and pale pink lipstick to add a pop of colour to her look.

Model behavior: The Versace favorite sat in a directors chair as an old modeling photo was flashed on the screen behind her; to her right is Moore

The past: In an excerpt from Becoming, shared by Elle.com, the star revealed she was bullied as a teen growing up in a small town in Illinois

Later the Illinois native signed copies of her book for attendees.

She took off her jacket to reveal bare arms that were both toned and tanned.

The two-time Playboy model smiled as if she was having the time of her life. 

Becoming book signing: Following the presentation, Cindy did a book signing of her new memoir Becoming

In a cheery mood: The two-time Playboy model smiled as if she was having the time of her life

The following day, Cindy dropped into a Barnes And Noble book store in Los Angeles to sign copies of her tome.

She looked chic as ever, this time in a  white jacket over a black T-shirt with a deep round neck, dropped skinny black trousers and studded high heels.

Crawford recently released her book which takes readers on the journey of her career, explaining the background to her pictures.

In an excerpt from Becoming, shared by Elle.com, the star revealed she was bullied as a teen growing up in a small town in Illinois. 

Continuing the tour: Cindy stopped by Barnes And Noble in Los Angeles as she promoted her book Thursday

Keeping it close to her chest: She seemed very reluctant to let go of her precious tome

'My very first paying job was a newspaper ad for Marshall Field's wearing some kind of Cross Your Heart bra. It appeared in the Chicago Tribune and within hours was plastered all over my high school,' she said.

 'I think some of the kids were trying to embarrass me, but what did I care? I had made $150. Modeling sure beat working in the cornfields.'

And before she even started modeling, the high school sophomore was the victim of a cruel prank.

'I got a call from a local clothing store interested in hiring me to do some modeling for them,' the catwalker explained in the excerpt from Becoming, which features a photo of Cindy by '90s icon Herb Ritts on the cover.

Taking care of business: The beauty smiled as she signed books dressed in a white jacket and black blouse

Slim pickings: She still looks close to her peak physique even now she is the ripe age of 49

Sharpie dressed woman: She was wearing a fine blazer that would not mix well with her permanent ink pen

'I had never dreamed of becoming a model and didn't even know it was a real job,' she wrote. 

'I did read Seventeen magazine and knew who Phoebe Cates and Brooke Shields were, but that was the extent of my fashion knowledge.'

And she tried her best to look right for the part.

'On the day of the meeting, I slid into my best Gloria Vanderbilt jeans, a cowl-neck sweater, and my Earth shoes,' the ex-wife of Richard Gere wrote.

At it again: The Illinois native also plugged her book in Miami in early October

'I set my hair on hot curlers and drove to DeKalb's version of Main Street. I walked into the store and told the girl at the cash register I was there for the modeling job. She looked at me with a blank stare. I asked to see the manager.'

That is when Cindy knew something was wrong.

'Several minutes later the manager came out and apologetically told me she didn't know who had called me, but it definitely wasn't her,' the Versace model wrote.

'I felt all the air leave my body. I ran out of the store as fast as I could, only to see two girls from my high school standing on the corner laughing. I felt like I'd been punched in the stomach.' 

Her main man: The Revlon spokesperson with husband Rande Gerber at an event in Florida in early October

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