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"It's not an identity that I connect to. I'm grateful if anyone says anything kind, and if they say something less kind, I take that as a part of anyone talking about you at all," she told People. "It's not how I think of myself and think it's probably the healthier approach."
The Vogue cover girl admitted that while fashion will always be a big part of her life, red carpet-worthy glamour doesn't necessarily follow through into her everyday routine.
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"I love beautiful things and I'm privileged to borrow a beautiful dress. I feel really lucky and genuinely enjoy it. I feel like fashion has a proper place in my life," she said. "It's just not a reality [every day] - not when you have three kids and you go to the market and there are hungry people at home. You have a limited time to do it. There's just no time to let vanity enter into that."
The 47-year-old was speaking at the launch of the Barneys New York Electric Holiday campaign, which features a number of fashion names - including Parker - transformed into Disney cartoon characters. A quarter of the sales profits from the Electric Holiday merchandise collection is being donated to the American Red Cross to benefit victims of Hurricane Sandy.
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"Everybody's in serious need and this is going to go on for a while," she said. "I've been giving back in a way that I feel I can and should, and it's not going to end in the next week. There's still going to be a lot of opportunity in the future to see how people are doing and what they need."
