ALL RIGHTS ACKNOWLEDGED TO COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OF THIS FOOTAGE.
Video Rating: 5 / 5

www.elclandelanostalgia.blogspot.com Supermodels then and now. Simply super! On 2010, Claudia Schiffer — the youngest of the crop of so-called “original supermodels” who made their mark on fashion in the late 1980s and early 1990s — turned the big 4-0. To celebrate, InStyle took a look back at the top six, and offers updates as to where they are now. Elle Macpherson, then A leggy blonde Australian known within the industry as “The Body,” Macpherson appeared on the cover of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit Issue a record five times. She also kept a foot in the high-fashion world, walking runways for designers like Azzedine Alaia and John Galliano. Macpherson, 47, now The model-turned-entrepreneur’s signature lingerie line, Elle Macpherson Intimates, left, is a best-selling success, stocked at Bloomindales, Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus. She’s also launched a skincare collection, called (of course) “The Body,” and recently became the host of “Britain’s Next Top Model.” And, in March, she made a triumphant return to the runway, closing Louis Vuitton’s buzzed-about Fall 2010 show. Linda Evangelista, then Canadian-born Evangelista got her start when she was spotted by a talent agent at a Miss Teen Niagara pageant in 1978. Ten years later, she lost a number of major runway bookings when she suddenly swapped her then-shoulder-length hair for a boyish, close-cropped style, but her ever-changing ‘do eventually became her trademark. A face of Revlon, Donna Karan and Versace …
Video Rating: 4 / 5