Super models, super influence

Super models, super influence: this is what we say when we think about models in the 90’s. I’m of course talking about those girls who were destinated to be the coolest icons of fashion for years. Who were they? Just two names to give the idea: Kate Moss and Cindy Crowford.

“Even I don’t wake up looking like Cindy Crawford.” —Cindy Crawford

Super models that’s what we think about them

If you ask for a top model, I will answer Naomi, Linda, Christy and Cindy.  In the 80’s and 90’s the true beauty and femininity triumphed on the worldwide catwalks. “Super models super influence” stands for a timeless and unquestionable ability to keep charm and unicity over years. When I look at these pictures I can see different women, none of them wants to imitate the other, they are different and I guess they difference is their strenght.

Years pass and they still are considered best super models

I know it could sound strange to look so many years back, but among all the beautiful super models of today, I can’t choose one that impresses me in the same way that Cyndy Crawford did. Someone could say Gisele Bündchen and I’ll probably mention Adriana Lima or Alessandra Ambrosio. The popular Victoria Secret’s angels have definitely something to show, but I think that’s not enough.

It’s not only a matter of money and cache, there’s something more to deserve that fashion label.

Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Tatjana Patitz, Christy Turlington and Cindy Crawford by Peter Lindbergh for British Vogue January 1990