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90s Supermodels Continue to Make Headlines Around the World

Each decade has given us names considered icons or of great relevance within the international fashion industry. From photographers who captivate with breathtaking images, to editors who add their vision to pages full of style, or models who dominate runways in a unique way.

Today, we are focusing on three of the supermodels who, during the nineties, starred in countless magazines, campaigns, and endless platforms that positioned them forever.

However, we will not merely reminisce. We will highlight why they remain relevant in 2025, 25 or 30 years after their debut.

Naomi Campbell

Perhaps one of the most media-savvy and consistent over the last few decades. She recently made an appearance in Miley Cyrus's music video "Every girl you've ever loved." The song is from the singer's recent album, and Campbell not only appears in the video with her characteristic catwalk and very long hair but can also be heard on this track, which already has over 4 million views on YouTube.

Cindy Crawford

For 30 years, she has appeared on magazine covers worldwide, but she has also developed a series of businesses and brands. In recent years, she has been invited to speak about her family. The reason? Her children, Kaia and Presley, are also successfully following in her modeling footsteps. Recently, the entire family has become ambassadors and investors for the American brand Vuori.

Claudia Schiffer

With her eternal blonde hair and wide smile, Claudia is one of the most recognized faces in the industry, as well as in popular culture. This year, her name strongly returned to headlines and took over social media thanks to a series of inspiring and "sunny" images; the supermodel starred in the summer campaign "Chloé à la Plage" for the French brand Chloé. This marked a high-profile return for the German Schiffer as the face of a global brand.