Linda Evangelista, Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington and Naomi Campbell still define what it means to be a top model.
A cape is rarely involved – unless it’s designed by Tom Ford – but you always know a supermodel when you see one., Cindy Crawford, 57, Christy Turlington, 54 and Naomi Campbell, 53.
“These famous faces were out every night. They were the stars of that time, on the covers of every magazine and dating the most famous people. This created a huge impact, cementing them into the consciousness of our time and obviously for years to come.”, Twiggy, Jean Shrimpton and Veruschka, the supers found fame as a model movement rather than as solo stars.
When Canadian supermodel Shalom Harlow visited Melbourne in December for the Alexander McQueen exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria, she acknowledged the changing landscape.. “The models of my time were chosen because there was something the artists felt compelled to interface with. Now it’s how many followers you have.”, the influence of magazines has diminished. The September issue of USpeaked at 916 pages for the 120-year anniversary edition with Lady Gaga on the cover in 2012.
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