Jodie Kidd: I'd love to return to modelling with an older head on my shoulders Jodie Kidd has put her motor racing career on the back burner as she sets her sights on a whole new modelling career. Jodie Kidd may have swapped fashion for Ferraris once upon a time, but it appears she's been having pangs for her old modelling career. Speaking to Time Out, Kidd explains: "I saw a big resurgence of my friends - Erin [O'Connor], Karen Elson, Guinevere [Van Seenus] - in magazines. There seemed to be this huge revival, with the public falling in love with them again, and they all look so bloody amazing! IN PICTURES: Supermodels still going strong The 34-year-old notes how refreshing it is to see "these women - not girls - modelling fashion," and the odd situation she found herself in as a "skinny little 16-year-old girl, supposedly selling clothes to 40-year-old women." Though Kidd confesses to making few friends in the modelling sphere - "there wasn't really anyone like me" - she's keen to get back in the saddle and support this wave of older, healthy looking models. So keen is Kidd to "do some amazing pictures with a different head on my shoulders" that when asked if she would manage the social aspect of modelling with mothering her son Indio, she replied: "Hell yes! The baby can feed himself! READ: Jodie Kidd reveals rush of motherhood Spotted at the age of 15 on a beach in Barbados, Kidd rose to catwalk success thanks to her 6ft 2" waifish stature. Though critics threw anorexic insults her way - 'the locust model' was just one nickname - it didn't stop designers from clamouring to get her on their catwalk. In her heyday Kidd opened shows for Givenchy and John Galliano; and walked for Alexander McQueen's debut runway presentation. Jodie Kidd walking the runway at the height of her modelling career. Left: Matthew Williamson, 1998. Right: YSL, date undisclosed .