Sexiest supermodels: The 1990s were perhaps the golden years of fashion modeling. Storied publications like Vogue and Cosmopolitan were using a new breed of model for their covers; supermodels who were hot in an almost otherworldly sense. The following group of bodacious babes would go on to become the embodiment of this new breed of sexiness. Highly regarded fashion houses, like Dolce & Gabbana and Gucci, would use these women to create some of the most stunning, envelope-pushing images in the history of advertising.
Aside from this, new outlets emerged to expose the public to these vixens. The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue and the Victoria’s Secret catalog became important pieces of the modeling world. Prior to the 90s there had already been women considered to be “supermodels” (Cheryl Tiegs, Christie Brinkley) but this new class brought a certain attitude and panache that had yet to be seen on runways and in editorials. These models made a lasting cultural impact that extends beyond mere modeling. They moved beyond fashion and, in effect, impacted our cultural zeitgeist forever. These women defined what it meant to be cool, sexy and sophisticated and a lot of this impact is still felt today.
The term “supermodel” gained a certain cultural importance during the 1990s. Models were more present in the media, dating celebrities and popping up in films and on television. In effect, these babes were able to negotiate higher salaries and to ensure themselves a more fruitful life after modeling. Check out the following list to see the Top 10 Sexiest Supermodels of the 1990s.
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