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How the top models of the 90's age

Christi Turlington, Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, Tatjana Patitz. These were all supermodels that appeared in the mentioned clip, which has over 20 million views on the Internet today. Tatjana Patitz was later overshadowed by another sex bomb, Claudia Schiffer, and thanks to her popularity and success, we hear about her to this day. But what do these and other famous supermodels of the 90's look like today?

Eva Herzigova (41)

The model and occasional actress originally from Litvínov has gone through two marriages, of which she has three sons. She went to Paris for modeling just before the Velvet Revolution, and was most famous for her 1994 campaign on the "miracle" Wonderbra bra. She was nicknamed Marilyn Monroe of the East for her luxury lingerie commercial.

Interesting fact: It has been speculated that she suffers from anorexia and that she is addicted to cocaine.

Cindy Crawford (49)

Already at the age of 16, she was discovered by the modeling agency Elite and started her stellar career. In 1995, she was named the highest paid model in the world by Forbes magazine. Her hallmark is a freckle over her lip, which, although she was persuaded by clients to eventually remove it, she eventually kept. She is married for the second time and has two children, and her daughter is considered her successor due to her beauty and resemblance to her mother.

Interesting fact: She was married to actor Richard Gere for four years.

Claudia Schiffer (44)

The blonde model from Germany, who was compared to the icon Brigitte Bardot due to her appearance, was chosen by an almost unknown photographer to take pictures of her jeans for Elle magazine. And the star was born. As an occasional actress, she also got a small role in the cult film Heavenly Love. Her name was associated with, among others, the singer Bon Jovi, the Prince of Monaco and the singer Peter Gabriel. She and her husband, a film producer, are raising three children.

Interesting fact: Its assets are estimated at $ 250 million.

Kate Moss (41)

The supermodel, famous for drug and alcohol scandals, is known for her "grunge" style and very skinny figure. Thanks to it, the trend of ready-made size zero and the term "heroin chick" came into fashion. He characterizes girls with dark circles under their eyes, anorexic figure, pale skin and vagabond style, which was a reaction to the "perfect beauty" of other colleagues in the industry (Cindy Crawford, Claudia Schiffer). Her modeling career was started by a fashion agent when she was only 14 years old. She is married and is raising a daughter. The front pages of tabloid magazines are constantly filling up with their alcohol parties.

Interesting fact: She formed a couple with Johnny Depp for four years.

Naomi Campbell (44)

The most famous black model appeared on the cover of Elle magazine at the age of 16. Her career was rising, but although she was beautiful and successful, she had great problems with men and the law. Boxer Mike Tyson and actor Robert de Niro, among others, passed through her bed. Nevertheless, she remained free and childless.

Interesting fact: She was sentenced to 200 hours of community service for violent crimes. In 2008, she was banned from traveling with British Airways due to a clash with a police officer.

Linda Evagelista (49)

The divorced mother of one child became famous for her quote in Vogue magazine in 1990, when she said that supermodels like her "do not get out of bed for less than $ 10,000." The muse of singer George Michael played in several of his clips.

Interesting fact: She hid the child's father, but later in court demanded $ 46,000 a month in maintenance from the husband of actress Salma Hayek, the child's biological father. Billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault left the model when he found out that she was in a different condition.

Christy Turlington (46)

The model lives a quiet family life with her husband and their two children, unlike her colleagues. When she was 18 and moved to New York, she was discovered by a fashion photographer. Christy Turlington used her popularity for a good cause. She has joined forces with the PETA anti-fur organization, warns of the harmful effects of smoking and, as an ambassador of the CARE Foundation, is trying to curb birth mortality in poor countries around the world.

Interesting fact: In 1994 she returned to school to complete her education and obtain a bachelor's degree. She continued her studies at Columbia University, majoring in public health. She is a board member at Harvard Medical School.