The Super Models of 2023
The Super Models, one of the most popular fashion documentaries of recent years, was launched on Apple TV+ with huge fanfare in 2023. The four-part docu-series chronicles the careers of four’supermodels’, among whom Naomi Campbell. Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, and Christy Turlington were popular in New York during the 1980s and 1990s. Documenting their ascent into the stratosphere. Access to the famous foursome is provided in an exclusive and unprecedented manner by the show. Taking viewers behind the camera and beyond the catwalk, we reveal how these women single-handedly managed to shift the power dynamics of an entire industry. Anyone who wants to know what it was like to be a superstar in the Nineties should definitely watch this show.
Vogue’s guide to the 90s (2024)
The September Issue was the first thing we had in 2009. And then we had 2016’s The First Monday in May. Now, Vogue is back on screen again, this time appearing in In Vogue: The 90s. As expected, the six-episode series revolves around the Nineties and tells the definitive story of the fashion industry throughout the decade through the eyes of Vogue editors. Tonne Goodman, Edward Enninful, Hamish Bowles, and Tonne Goodman are the four individuals mentioned. who are also executive producers of the show share their unique insight and in-depth knowledge about the era. Taking into account everything from Hollywood and the Met Gala to grunge and hip hop. Also making an appearance is a Who’s Who of style, including Claudia Schiffer, Donna Karan, Kate Moss, Kim Kardashian, Linda Evangelista, Marc Jacobs, Stella McCartney, and Tom Ford. just to give some examples. A captivating overview of a decade that changed fashion forever is promised with each episode shining a light on a defining moment from the 1990s.
Invisible Beauty (2023)
Bethann Hardison’s documentary chronicles her pioneering life as a Black model. One of the most popular films at last year’s Sundance Film Festival was the one that advocated for racial diversity in the fashion industry. and with a valid reason. Hardison was in charge of the direction. Over the course of five decades, Invisible Beauty follows her role as a fashion maverick. Using a cache of personal photos, archival images, and video clips, as well as Hardison’s own recollections and insights, to tell the story of her extraordinary career. Alongside that, you will find interviews and commentary from the many models and celebrities she inspired, including Naomi Campbell, Zendaya, and Tracee Ellis Ross.
“Catwalk”
Model Christy Turlington is shown on the catwalk during the 1994 spring fashion shows in New York, Milan, and Paris. While the idea sounds glamorous, ‘Catwalk’ reveals the hustle and bustle of major fashion seasons and shows throughout the year. Turlington was captured at three of the biggest fashion shows in the world, where she worked with designers, had her hair and makeup done, and modeled for various fashion houses. There’s also an unvarnished look behind the scenes at the world of modeling. As Turlington, Naomi Campbell, and Kate Moss cross paths and show their support for one another in a highly competitive world.
Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel
The story of influential fashion editor Diana Vreeland is told in ‘Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel’. Diana Vreeland, who was the fashion editor of Harper’s Bazaar from 1936 to 1962, has a lasting influence and legacy. Harper’s Bazaar became a place for cultural conversations and style during Vreeland’s time there. Vreeland was the driving force behind spaces such as Studio 54 and. The Factory, becoming a celebrity and personality within her own right and rubbing shoulders with the likes of Andy Warhol, Cher, Anjelica Huston, and more. The documentary also credits Vreeland for redefining fashion and style for a new generation of consumers, readers, and industry professionals.
Jeremy Scott: The Designer of the People
Jeremy Scott: The People’s Designer tells the story of Scott’s rise from a nondescript town in Missouri to the creative director of Moschino. The documentary highlights Scott’s various fashion shows and features interviews with the likes of A$AP Rocky, Rita Ora, and more, each of whom discusses Scott’s idiosyncratic style and collaborative process. But before the lights, cameras, and fame Scott attained through his work in the fashion industry, the designer was a young boy trying to find his way in Missouri. The documentary goes back to Scott’s upbringing and uncovers the circumstances that impacted the designer, making him a powerful voice in fashion.
“Calendar Girl”
The story of Ruth Finley in Calendar Girl is about her responsibility for creating a game-changing fashion calendar that schedules every fashion event in New York City for 70 years. The end of an era came when Finley sold the calendar at 95. The documentary was made over the course of five years. Production focused mainly on the last few installments of Finley’s Fashion Calendar, which were sold to the CFDA. The documentary follows not only the production and in-house management of the Fashion Calendar, but also Finley’s personal life. Finley’s day-to-day life in New York City is portrayed by the creative team behind the film.
Martin Margiela’s Own Words (2019)
This documentary offers viewers a firsthand look at Martin Margiela’s unconventional fashion approach, giving them a rare glimpse into the life of the enigmatic designer. Margiela’s avant-garde genius behind his innovative designs is celebrated in this book, which features never-before-seen sketches and commentary from him.
McQueen (2018)
Alexander McQueen is celebrated in this visually stunning documentary that explores his meteoric rise and groundbreaking designs. McQueen creates a picture of a designer who reshaped modern fashion with his bold, theatrical creations through archival footage and personal interviews.
Lagerfeld Confidential (2007)
Karl Lagerfeld is the most well-known figure in fashion. The creative genius behind Chanel and Fendi is given an intimate look in his documentary, Lagerfeld Confidential. revealing his personal and professional life to audiences, as well as his distinctive approach to design.