The Super Models docuseries hits Apple TV: what to expect from the new show featuring the original 1990s fashion influencers – Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington
- Britain’s Naomi Campbell, Canada’s Linda Evangelista, and the US’ Cindy Crawford and Christy Turlington dominated the fashion scene during one of its most explosive periods in the 1990s
- The Super Models is a new Apple TV docuseries looking back on these four women who revolutionised fashion – the original influencers – launching on the streaming platform on September 20
Naomi, Christy, Linda and Cindy are back, recounting how they revolutionised fashion as the first supermodels in the 1990s in a new series for Apple TV.
The Super Models, launching on the streaming platform on September 20, looks back on the four women who created a template for today’s uber-influencers by injecting an element of personality into the job of modelling.
They worked with the top designers and photographers, though it was a music video, George Michael’s “Freedom”, which helped cement their status in the public consciousness as the first “supermodels”.
“The 1990s was a unique time historically, where everything was converging – fashion, music, you had MTV just starting – right before the brink of the internet,” said co-director Larissa Bills.
“These women were like the original influencers. Before the internet, before social media, they were able to bring a whole world to the public in a way that hadn’t been done before.”
It is the first time they have shared their story together.
