No era encapsulates the fashion business in its much-mocked, stereotypical ritz-and-razzmatazz than the nineties. And of that crop of uber-glamorous, at times outrageous, designers and magazine editors, not many came close to the power and influence wielded by the original supermodels; Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangalista, Cindy Crawford and Christy Turlington.
In a much anticipated series, The Super Models, which comes to Apple TV+ on September 20, these four gather to explain their hedonistic rise, world domination, and later struggles, as they remember it. It is a gripping story; four young unknowns who earned international attention — and mammoth pay cheques — never before seen in the modelling sphere.
