The original supermodels are back on the cover of Vogue with the line ‘Greatest of All Time’.
’90s greats Cindy Crawford, 57, Linda Evangelista, 58, Naomi Campbell, 53, and Christy Turlington, 54, all posed side-by-side for the September issue.
The cover girls all wore dark colors as they posed for photographer Rafael Pavarotti.
The ladies are bagging new Apple TV+ docuseries The Supermodels, which premieres September 20.
The four-part show focuses on the top models of the 1990s.
The series is directed by Academy Award winners Roger Ross Williams and Larissa Bills, and executive produced by Brian Grazer and Ron Howard’s Imagine Documentaries.
Back on topic, the original supermodels are back on the cover of Vogue. ’90s greats Cindy Crawford, 57, Linda Evangelista, 58, Naomi Campbell, 53, and Christy Turlington, 54, all posed side-by-side for the September issue
They were part of the “It” model crowd: the four women who starred alongside other supermodels on the cover of Vogue in 1992
The teaser for the new documentary was shared in July.
All four women were seen.
They wore casual clothes while she sat in white director’s chairs but did not speak.
The show’s logline reads: “The Supermodels travels back to the 1980s when four women from different parts of the world met in New York.”
“Already independent forces, the importance gained through their merger went beyond the industry itself.”
“So extraordinary was their prestige that it allowed the four to supplant the brands they represented and make the names of Naomi, Cindy, Linda and Christy as prominent as the designers who designed them.”
“Today, the four supermodels continue to be at the forefront of culture through activism, philanthropy and business acumen.”
“As the fashion industry continues to redefine itself – and the role of women in it – this is the ultimate story about power and how four women came together to claim it and paved the way for those who follow them.”
Wow, ladies: The trailer for the new Apple TV+ documentary “The Supermodels” was released on Tuesday. The four-part show focuses on the top models of the 1990s. It was Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington
Dressed in all black: Cindy looked gorgeous in the documentary teaser
She does her best: Linda also posed in black after a tough year
Blue vibes: Christy wore a blue top and blue jeans while sitting on a white chair
See you in plaid: Naomi wore a brown, black and white plaid
In 2020, the ladies have been candid about the show.
Speaking of her new project, Naomi told Web: “My sisters Christy, Linda, Cindy and I are so excited to share our story with the world and there could not be better partners than Brian Grazer and Ron Howard, making it a dream come true is.” Bring it to life because we knew they would respect and honor our history.
“We hope that our journey featured in the documentaries will encourage, motivate and inspire young people around the world.” “We look forward to this great adventure with director Barbara Kopple.”
Cindy wrote on her Instagram page, “I look forward to reuniting with my friends to both celebrate and explore how supermodels have pushed the traditional perceptions and boundaries of modeling in the fashion industry over time.”
“With the support of Imagine Documentaries and Academy Award-winning director Barbara Kopple, we aim to explore the dynamic personalities and shifts in media and culture that shaped and defined this iconic era.”
Taking fans back to the 1980s, at the dawn of their modeling career, the supermodels document how the four women from all over the world came together and collectively achieved industry fame.
The four-part series will also look at women’s work today, not just in fashion, but also in activism, philanthropy and business, and how the quartet paved the way for the next generation.
The highlight: Naomi in 1991, left, on the Alaia show in Paris and around town in 2019, right, in Marc Jacobs
Her very early years: As a young model, on the cover of Vogue Italy
Linda said of the series, “Finally having the opportunity to tell our story in collaboration with the brilliant team at Imagine and led by Barbara Kopple is as exciting for us as we hope it will be for viewers .”
“I would love it if people saw this as not only a tribute to our individual stories, but also a tribute to the power of friendship, dreams and perseverance.”
While Christy added, “I’m excited to look back on this unprecedented fashion era with these incredible women I grew up with.”
Originally from south London, Naomi established herself as one of the three most iconic and sought-after models of the late 1980s.
She hasn’t aged! Cindy is seen left on the catwalk at a presentation of Dolce And Gabbana’s spring-summer collection in Milan in 1991. At right, the star is seen at the Daily Front Row’s 3rd Annual Fashion Los Angeles Awards in 2017
An instant classic, the Illinois native landed on the cover of Vogue dozens of times
Just before she turned 16, she was on the cover of British Elle and in 1987 she became British Vogue’s first black cover girl since 1966.
By now, Cindy is said to have appeared on around 500 magazine covers and walked shows like Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana, Christian Dior, DKNY and previously Valentino.
The ladies met alongside fellow supermodels Claudia Schiffer, Helen Christensen and Carla Bruni on the catwalk for the Versace SS18 show at Milan Fashion Week in 2017.
Always a dynamo: Christy is seen walking the runway in 1991, left, and at the 2019 FGI Night Of Stars Gala at Cipriani Wall Street in NYC, right
A favorite for healthy products, the San Francisco native landed on many magazine covers
Fashion’s golden girls showed the young talents how it’s done and brought the show to a stunning climax after it was opened by Kendall Jenner and model sisters Bella and Gigi Hadid.
The supermodels of the ’90s walked designer Donatella Versace down the runway to thunderous applause as they paid tribute to her late designer brother, Gianni Versace, who was killed in 1997.
Coming on the 20th anniversary of his death, it was a fitting tribute to a man each of the women personally worked with during their modeling days.
The women were all dressed in glittering dresses, proving that their supermodel figures looked flawless well into their late 40s – and early 50s for some at the time.
Back together: Naomi and Cindy reunited with fellow supermodels Claudia Schiffer, Helen Christensen and Carla Bruni on the runway for the Versace SS18 show at Milan Fashion Week in 2017
Stunning: The supermodels of the ’90s walked designer Donatella Versace down the runway to thunderous applause as they paid tribute to her late designer brother, Gianni Versace, who was killed in 1997