Australian style icon stuns in fashionable throwback photo - so do you know who it is?
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She's a television presenter, model and former magazine editor with a passion for fashion. And Deborah Hutton proved she has always been a queen in the style stakes when she posted a throwback image of her heyday to Instagram this weekend. The 62-year-old appears to be in her late teens or early 20s in the festive image, which shows her wearing a helmet and sipping a cocktail.
![[The 62-year-old appears to be in her late teens or early 20s in the festive image, which shows her wearing a helmet and sipping a cocktail. Pictured recently]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/15/11/36376552-14194647-Speaking_to_the_No_Filter_podcast_this_week_Deborah_said_she_was-a-48_1734263467523.jpg)
Wearing a loose sarong, the stunning blonde looked as gorgeous then as she does now. 'I obviously learnt how to crash tackle the silly season at a very young age,' she wrote in the caption alongside the fun photo. Her fans loved the image, with one writing, 'Love this pic Deb - how adorable are you', while another called it a 'gorgeous pic'.
![['I obviously learnt how to crash tackle the silly season at a very young age,' she wrote in the caption alongside the fun photo]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/15/11/66009649-14194647-_It_s_one_of_the_best_things_that_has_ever_happened_to_me_having-a-49_1734263472670.jpg)
She's a television presenter, model and former magazine editor with a passion for fashion. And Deborah Hutton proved she has always been a queen in the style stakes when she posted a throwback image of her heyday to Instagram this weekend. Pictured in the throwback.
It come after the TV star shared her surprisingly positive response to being diagnosed with skin cancer. Deborah underwent life-saving surgery to remove two skin cancers from her face in mid 2020, and has since used her public platform to promote sun safety awareness.
Speaking to the No Filter podcast, Deborah said she was initially worried the cancer would affect her career, but now sees it as a 'gift'. 'It's one of the best things that has ever happened to me, having skin cancer on my face. Everyone saw I wasn't hiding it and I saw it as an opportunity,' she said.
