“Vanity Fair” Unites the Most Iconic Names in Modeling History for Major Magazine Cover: See the Shoot!

Iman, Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, Naomi Campbell, Twiggy, Lauren Hutton and more star in the epic spread, captured by photography duo Luigi and Iango

Vanity Fair is giving the people (meaning fashion savants and catwalk connoisseurs) exactly what they want — an epic cover starring 21 of the biggest names in modeling history styled in the most daring designer looks!

The magazine called a slew of G.O.A.T. (great of all time) supermodels from the ‘60s to the ‘90s to front its “Fashion Issue,” unveiled on Monday.

The cast photographed by Luigi and Iango includes Iman, Twiggy, Claudia Schiffer, Lauren Hutton, Amber Valletta, Pat Cleveland, Stephanie Seymour and Eva Herizgová, as well as three of the four “Original Supermodels” — Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington, who’ve somehow seemed to have a renaissance of their own. (And that's only to name a few.)

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Each of the icons are captured in their own black-and-white portraits that show off their prowess in front of the camera, reminding us of all of the reasons why they’re still the most recognizable faces and names in the business.

The looks featured in the cover shoot range from completely covered (Italian superstar Elisabetta Dessy poses in a full-body Emanuel Ungaro cape which she wraps around herself as she stares into the distance) to completely nude, exemplified by Helena Christensen who poses in nothing but a pair of sheer Ermanno Scervino gloves.

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Models have recently earned a new level of attention thanks to AppleTV+’s new The Super Models docuseries, which came out earlier this month.

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The four episodes peel back the layers behind Crawford, Campbell, Turlington and Linda Evangelista’s careers and lives, in part unveiling the darker sides to the fashion industry and the struggles they personally went through off the runway.

However, the series stirred up a conversation when fans realized it failed to recognize other models —  like Valletta (who debuted the famous Versace jungle dress), Schiffer (a Chanel bride), Tyra Banks, Shalom Harlow, Kate Moss and the late Tatjana Patitz, who earned a spot in George Michael's "Freedom '90” music video — who were as equally influential and ahead of their time. 

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