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Naomi Campbell
Naomi Campbell was discovered at age 15 in 1986 by a talent scout while walking in London's Covent Garden, and she went on to become one of the original "supermodels" of the late 1980s and '90s, part of a small group of models who achieved a level of individual fame previously reserved for movie stars. Campbell became the first Black model to appear on the cover of French Vogue and Time magazine, breaking significant racial barriers within an industry that had historically underrepresented Black models on its most prestigious covers and campaigns throughout the 20th century. Her multi-decade career, spanning from the original supermodel era through continued high-profile runway and campaign work well into the 2020s, gave her an unusually long professional longevity in an industry typically associated with much shorter peak careers for its top models. Naomi Campbell's combination of her history-making cover appearances breaking racial barriers and her exceptionally long multi-decade career longevity has made her one of the most significant supermodels in fashion history.
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Cindy Crawford
Cindy Crawford rose to prominence in the late 1980s, becoming one of the defining faces of the original supermodel era, distinguished partly by her natural, athletic look and signature mole above her lip, which she declined to have removed despite some industry pressure to do so. Crawford's 1992 Pepsi commercial, in which she simply walked past a group of awestruck children while drinking a Pepsi, became one of the most iconic and frequently referenced advertisements of the decade, demonstrating a model's crossover commercial appeal extending well beyond print fashion work. Her successful transition into business ventures, including a long-running skincare and home furnishings line, reflected a broader trend of top supermodels leveraging their personal brand recognition into lasting commercial enterprises beyond modeling work itself. Cindy Crawford's combination of her iconic, widely referenced 1992 Pepsi commercial and her successful transition into her own commercial business ventures has made her one of the most recognizable and commercially enduring supermodels in fashion history.
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