'80s Victoria's Secret model Veronica Webb who dated Robert De Niro still looks hot at 60... see her now

Veronica Webb was a top model in the 1980s and 1990s.

The Detroit native worked with the best photographers when posing for Vogue and Harper's Bazaar magazines.

She also walked the runways for designers including Gianni Versace, Azzedine Alaia, Isaac Mizrahi, and Karl Lagerfeld at Chanel. 

In 1992, Webb made history as the first Black model to sign an exclusive cosmetics contract when she joined Revlon.

And she also was a part of the Victoria's Secret brand as she posed for the catalogs and walked their runway.

Webb also acted: Her films and TV credits include Jungle Fever, In Too Deep, Just Shoot Me! The Big Tease, The West Wing, Dirty Laundry and Malcolm X. 

Her dating life was interesting too: she romanced Spike Lee, Cory Booker and Robert De Niro.

Now at 60, she still models, and looks sensational as well.

The star took to Instagram this week to give a look at her body in lingerie as she was hooked up to a machine.

'You can’t fake the funk. New York Fashion Week is two weeks out, which means the prep gets… intentional. This part isn’t glamorous. It’s repetitive. It’s disciplined. And yes—temporarily joy-limiting.

'Daily Pilates. Long walks in a weighted vest. Strength training with the vest (because bones, muscles, and metabolism don’t maintain themselves). And as we hit the two-week mark, the dial turns: No alcohol. No fried food. No refined sugar. AKA: no fun until the last show wraps.

'I’m also layering in body treatments that focus on muscle tone and tissue quality—not quick fixes, not “spot reduction,” but supporting what I’m already doing. Think muscle stimulation, circulation, and recovery, not magic.

'Fashion Week doesn’t reward shortcuts. It rewards consistency. The goal isn’t smaller. It’s sleeker. Stronger. More awake in your own body. The party comes later. First, the work.'

She got an early start in modeling as a teenager.

After high school in Detroit, she studied design at Parsons School of Design in New York. 

While working as a cashier in SoHo in NYC, she was discovered by a makeup artist, launching her modeling career.

Her career has also included contributions to Good Morning America as a cultural correspondent.

Webb pursued journalism and cultural commentary after making a splash as a model.

She has also written for The New York Times, Elle, and Interview. 

Her writing covers trends in beauty, wellness, and even modern science. 

Webb is wed to Chris Del Gatto, the Co Founder and CEO of the Del Gatto Finance Group which is the largest non-bank lender to the global diamond and jewelry industry.

Before that she was married to George Robb from 2002 until 2009.