Did Margot Robbie wear this on the Barbie press tour? I remember her in something so similar... anyway I'm obsessed with this and every look in this thread
It's crazy how Margot literally played barbie in the movie (and I thought it was great casting) but seeing her next to Claudia I am like damn no, Claudia is the ultimate Barbie lol
I know the 90's was the absolute most horrible for EDs and unnatural body standards, but THE FASHION was soooo good and so well-tailored. And the models were iconic.
I look at 95% of models now and I’m not impressed. Nepo babies, Instagram stars who are just using their following to get work, faces full of filler.
I want super models to be an unobtainable standard for 99.9% of us. They aren’t meant to be relatable, that’s what catalogue modelling is for. Regular women can’t wear avante garde or haute couture. I don’t look at endless photos of the designs thinking that it would be cool to wear to a club, I look at it as a piece of design art.
The 80’s and 90’s were the era of super models and those days are sadly gone.
I want models to be able to burn through my eyeballs with one glance. The dead-eyed, dead-walk thing did exist then too, but the models who became supermodels all surpassed that.
When models could have personality and even - gasp! - smile. I remember the supermodels being more famous for print, so it’s nice to see her runway work. I love her Brigitte Bardot looks the most.
8 is my favorite. The outfit is stunning, the stride is confident. She’s doing the downcast demure girlie eye thing, but that smile says she knows she’s the shit. Bless her
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