By The Style Archives | October 2023
Today, a model with 10 million Instagram followers is a "influencer." But Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, and Linda Evangelista? They were celebrities before social media existed. They were the original architects of the dream.
: A pioneer for Black models and a muse to designers like Yves Saint Laurent. Defining "7 17 Top" supermodels from 7 17 top
When you think of July 17, you might picture scorching heat, beach days, and fireworks hangovers. But in fashion history, July 17 is a surprising power date. It has given us not one, but two legitimate, household-name supermodels — plus a few rising stars who prove that Cancer season produces serious runway royalty.
, she is often cited as one of the shortest models to consistently walk high-profile runway shows. Emily Ratajkowski The Pantheon of Beauty: Supermodels from the '70s,
Doutzen brought a classic, almost 50s-era glamour to the 2000s. A former speed skater, she had the stamina for long shoots and a face that looked like a Vermeer painting. She became a L’Oréal ambassador and remains one of the most respected working models from the 17 list.
Your turn: Know another July 17 model? Disagree with our top 3? Drop a comment below — and tell us your sign while you’re at it. : A pioneer for Black models and a
American sweetheart Karlie Kloss has been a modeling sensation since she was 15. With a background in ballet and a keen interest in coding, Karlie has proven herself to be a multifaceted talent. Her notable achievements include walking for Victoria's Secret, appearing in campaigns for Adidas and Swarovski, and gracing the covers of Teen Vogue and Elle.