The Timeless Icons Return: Original Supermodels Grace Vogue’s September Covers

In a riveting display of fashion’s enduring allure, Vogue’s September covers proudly herald the triumphant return of the original Supermodels. The illustrious quartet – Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Christy Burns (née Turlington), and Cindy Crawford – graces the covers of both the US and UK editions, an iconic reunion that has sent shockwaves through the industry.

Crafted under the artful direction of renowned stylist Edward Enninful and immortalized through the lens of photographer Rafael Pavarotti, this mesmerizing ensemble of images captures the essence of these timeless icons. From the unassuming embrace of Levi’s jeans to the tantalizing allure of Bottega’s trompe l’oeil leather creations, each meticulously curated ensemble serves as a testament to their unparalleled magnetism.

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They’re supersonic! Introducing Vogue’s September cover, starring the Supers, including CindyCrawford, NaomiCampbell, ChristyTurlington, and LindaEvangelista. Head to vogue.com for an exclusive look at how this cover was made, plus tap the link in our bio to secure your issue now.

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A symphony of vibrant hues and sophisticated silhouettes unfolds across the pages, each ensemble meticulously selected to evoke both nostalgia and innovation. Among the unforgettable highlights, the Supermodels effortlessly don bubblegum pink Versace, a sensuous jersey creation by Schiaparelli with an alluring keyhole cut-out, and a dazzling masterpiece from Valentino’s ‘Black Tie’ collection – an embodiment of the mastery only attainable through decades of experience.

While the visual narrative is undeniably arresting, the accompanying interview with Sally Singer adds an extra layer of intrigue. Navigating a journey down memory lane, the dialogue brims with tantalizing tidbits, delving into the 90s era of fashion glitz and glamour. Candid discussions reveal the highs and lows encountered while blazing their paths on the illustrious catwalks, offering an intimate glimpse into the trials and triumphs of an industry that demanded unwavering resilience.

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Few photographs remain as indelible as Peter Lindbergh’s 1990 image of the original supers—NaomiCampbell, LindaEvangelista, ChristyTurlington, CindyCrawford, and TatjanaPatitz—all in jeans and drapey black tops, with almost-bare faces and hair flowing in the wind. Tatjana Patitz sadly passed away earlier this year. Back then, the cover captured the women that defined a decade, and showed them as themselves, rather than as the chameleons they were known to be. Now, 33 years later, the Supers reunited to front Vogue’s September issue, seen through the lens of the young RafaelPavarotti. Head to vogue.com for an exclusive look at how this cover was made, plus tap the link in our bio to secure your issue now.

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However, the significance of this reunion transcends the glossy pages of Vogue. Anticipation mounts as the cover feature serves as a prelude to “The Super Models,” a compelling four-part documentary. Conceived and produced by Naomi, Linda, Cindy, and Christy, the series promises an unfiltered narrative – a declaration of empowerment as they seize the reins of their own stories. “Why shouldn’t we have some control over our own story?,” Christy passionately asserts, encapsulating the driving force behind the series. Set to debut on September 20, exclusively on Apple TV+, this documentary guarantees a front-row seat to an intimate exploration of their remarkable journey.

As the fashion world eagerly awaits the release of both Vogue’s September issue and the forthcoming documentary, the resurgence of the original Supermodels stands as a poignant reminder that true elegance is timeless. Their indomitable spirit, bound by the threads of camaraderie forged amidst the industry’s challenges, continues to shine as a beacon of inspiration for generations past and those yet to come.