Here’s Where Our Favorite ‘90s Supermodels Are Now

From Elle Macpherson to Kate Moss, quite a few pretty faces have dominated the fashion industry in the last few decades. Some of them have aged gracefully, and others have made a career out of their experience during their prime.

Claudia Schiffer

Claudia Schiffer was scouted at an unconventional place – a nightclub. Convinced to join modeling, she has since been the face of Guess and Channel along with many more brands.

The 49-year-old model has a haircare and cashmere line now. She released many exercise videos, and she has also worked with UNICEF as its UK ambassador.

Linda Evangelista

Linda Evangelista started her modeling career with a modeling contest. She became the cover girl for Vogue and was approaching the peak of her modeling career. Additionally, she became the style icon for her unique cropped hair.

Her quote, “I don’t get out of bed for less than $10,000 a day” showed how well she knew her worth back in the days. Even now in her 50s, she is known as the supermodel’s supermodel.

Christie Brinkley

Brinkley rose to fame during the ’70s when she booked many Sports Illustrated covers. She was on the cover of the Swimsuit issue for a very long time from 1979 to 1981. She signed an agreement with Cover Girl in 1976 and stayed with the brand until the mid-1990s.

Brinkley was on the Swimsuit version of Sports Illustrated again in 2017. She now owns and runs various organizations. They include her drink called Bellissima and cosmetic brand Christie Brinkley Authentic Skin Care.

Andriana Lima

Adriana was a Brazilian model who earned the title Angel by Victoria’s Secret. She worked as a model for two decades. The most interesting fact about her is that she walked for Victoria’s Secret 18 times. She was a spokesperson for Maybelline.

Additionally, she was seen in Vogue magazine and Marie Claire. She became the second-highest-paid model in the world. Now, she has taken her time off modeling and retired from the runway.