Deborah Hutton's career was built on her face.
That is the strange reality the 61-year-old model and presenter has had to reconcile with over her four-and-a-half decades in the public eye. Since she appeared on the cover of Cosmopolitan in 1978, her face has been used as currency; it can sell magazines and clothes and products, even entire brands.
Of course, Hutton has expertly leveraged that into other avenues of success. She's been able to flex her talents as a television presenter (think prime-time 90s and 2000s hits like Looking Good and Location, Location), a spokesperson, a writer and editor (she worked with The Australian Women's Weekly for close to a decade), a homeware entrepreneur, and, more recently, hat designer.
But that fact, that her face sparked it all... well, it's meant Hutton has a rather unique relationship with her reflection; one that's been reshaped in recent years by two forces: skin cancer and ageing.