Eva Herzigova
Eva HerzigovaInstantly recognizable from her iconic Wonderbra ad, Herzigova has worked with fashion houses like Louis Vuitton and Versace and has been featured on the covers of American Vogue and Marie Claire. She remains active in modeling and is an editor-at-large for Vogue Czechoslovakia.
Tatjana Patitz
Tatjana PatitzRecognized as a muse to Peter Lindbergh, Patitz was part of the iconic January 1990 American Vogue cover. She maintained a lower profile compared to her peers and unfortunately passed away in January 2023.
Yasmeen Ghauri
Yasmeen GhauriFamous for her runway presence, Ghauri became the face of several couture brands and walked in the Victoria’s Secret fashion show in the late ’90s. She now identifies as a “former model” and enjoys family life and interior design.
Niki Taylor
Niki TaylorTaylor was one of the youngest models to grace the cover of American Vogue and walked the runway at New York Fashion Week at an early age. She continues to model and has hosted shows like “The Celebrity Apprentice.”
Carla Bruni
Carla BruniA model-turned-musician, Bruni was one of the highest-paid models in the ’90s, working with major fashion brands. She gained fame not only for her modeling but also for her high-profile relationships and has recently disclosed her breast cancer journey.
Bridget Hall
Bridget HallDiscovered at age 10, Hall made Forbes’ top 10 highest-earning models list by 1995, at just 17. She has appeared on the covers of ELLE, Cosmo, and Allure, and continues to have a low-key lifestyle as seen on her Instagram.
Angela Lindvall
Angela LindvallDiscovered at 14, Lindvall gained fame appearing on the covers of American Vogue and in numerous campaigns. In addition to modeling, she has acted in films like “Kiss Kiss Bang Bang” and is active as a yoga instructor and activist.
Alek Wek
Alek WekWek, a South Sudanese-British model, broke barriers in the ’90s by appearing on magazine covers when it was rare for Black women with darker skin. She has appeared in music videos and continues to model, most recently featured on Vogue Brasil’s cover.
Beverly Johnson
Beverly JohnsonThe first Black woman to cover American Vogue, Johnson has appeared on more than 500 magazine covers and has pursued acting, including roles in “Sabrina, the Teenage Witch”. She is also an author and a television personality.
Stephanie Seymour
Stephanie SeymourA renowned Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, Seymour also became a Victoria’s Secret Angel. Rising to fame in the ’80s, she authored “Beauty Secrets for Dummies” and continues to work in the fashion industry, including a campaign for Estee Lauder in 2014.
Milla Jovovich
Milla JovovichJovovich, once a prominent model for Revlon, is now best known for her acting roles in films like “The Fifth Element” and the “Resident Evil” series. She started modeling at a young age and has appeared on over 100 magazine covers.
Shalom Harlow
Shalom HarlowHarlow is known for her roles in fashion and film, including co-hosting MTV’s House of Style. She gained fame as a supermodel and made headlines for her unforgettable performance in Alexander McQueen’s fashion show.
Kimora Lee Simmons
Kimora Lee SimmonsBefore becoming a successful entrepreneur and television personality, Simmons made a name for herself as a model, starting with Chanel at 13. She has graced the cover of American Vogue and established her own fashion brand.
Kathy Ireland
Kathy IrelandA prominent figure in the ’80s and ’90s as a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, Ireland has turned her success into a business venture with Kathy Ireland Worldwide, becoming one of the most successful models-turned-entrepreneurs.
Beverly Peele
Beverly PeelePeele began her career in the late ’80s and was a peer of Naomi Campbell, becoming the face of Versace at just 12. An actress as well, she has appeared on numerous TV shows and has brought attention to serious issues in the modeling industry.
Claudia Schiffer
Claudia SchifferSchiffer, often compared to Brigitte Bardot, was a highly influential model in the ’90s, known for her work with major brands. She still models and has made appearances during significant fashion events.
Helena Christensen
Helena ChristensenA Victoria’s Secret Angel, Christensen also represented Revlon and starred in the music video for “Wicked Game.” She now focuses on humanitarian efforts and remains active in the modeling world.
Linda Evangelista
Linda EvangelistaConsidered one of the most iconic models of the ’90s, Evangelista has graced hundreds of magazine covers. Although she has stepped back from modeling due to health issues, she still makes appearances, including a recent cover for British Vogue.
Laetitia Casta
Laetitia CastaRecognized as a classic French beauty of the ’90s, Casta has represented Victoria’s Secret and L’Oreal. She continues to model for major brands and has a successful acting career in European cinema.
Padma Lakshmi
Padma LakshmiBefore her television career on shows like “Top Chef,” Lakshmi was a model in the ’90s, working with high-profile photographers and fashion brands after gaining recognition for her unique look.
Giselle Bündchen
Giselle BündchenRenowned for her runway appearances and lengthy career, Bündchen has become one of the highest-paid models in the world and is also known for her work in various philanthropic endeavors.
Tyra Banks
Tyra BanksLong before her television career, Tyra Banks was at the forefront of modeling, being the first African-American woman to feature on both GQ and the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. She also starred in popular shows and was a leading Victoria’s Secret Angel.
Amber Valletta
Amber VallettaValletta’s career includes major modeling contracts and acting roles in films like “What Lies Beneath.” She co-hosted MTV’s “House of Style” and still actively participates in fashion shows.
Angela Lindvall
Angela LindvallDiscovered at 14, Lindvall gained fame appearing on the covers of American Vogue and in numerous campaigns. In addition to modeling, she has acted in films like “Kiss Kiss Bang Bang” and is active as a yoga instructor and activist.
Cindy Crawford
Cindy CrawfordAn established star by the 1990s, Cindy Crawford became famous for her appearances at prestigious events like the Oscars and for her memorable ad campaigns, including a Super Bowl spot for Pepsi. Her influential style continues to resonate, especially with her daughter, Kaia Gerber.
Christy Turlington
Christy TurlingtonPart of the “Big Six” models, Turlington started her career in the ’80s and became famous for campaigns with Calvin Klein and Maybelline. She is a humanitarian and actively involved in advocacy work today.
