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CHLOƉ Spring 1995 — a legendary Paris runway show by Karl Lagerfeld for the French fashion house CHLOƉ, a defining moment of the 1990s supermodel era. The CHLOƉ Spring/Summer 1995 Ready-to-Wear collection was presented in Paris on October 10, 1994, during Paris Fashion Week. Karl Lagerfeld was CHLOÉ’s designer during this period, leading the House from 1992 to 1997. Archival photographs confirm the presence of Karl Lagerfeld and the era’s leading models. The CHLOƉ Spring 1995 show demonstrates Karl Lagerfeld’s distinctive language for CHLOƉ in the mid-1990s: feminine silhouettes, dresses and suits, delicate fabrics, expressive textures, evening looks and the aesthetic of 1990s fashion. The show credits list hair stylist Julien D’ys, makeup artist StĆ©phane Marais and stylist Eric Wright. Models in the show included Carla Bruni, Helena Christensen, Michelle Hicks, Naomi Campbell, Karen Mulder, Kirsty Hume, Claudia Schiffer, Debbie Deitering, Kristen McMenamy, Shalom Harlow, Ines Riveiro, Yasmeen Ghauri, Linda Evangelista, Meghan Douglas, Nina Brosh, Trish Goff, Amber Valletta, Bridget Hall, Nadja Auermann, Heather Stewart-Whyte, Beverly Peele, Brandi Quinones and Nadege du Bospertus. šŸ‘‘ Claudia Schiffer — 24 years old at the time of the show. The German supermodel was already one of the world’s most recognizable models and was at the center of the international fashion industry. In 1994 she appeared on the cover of American Vogue, and in 1995 she continued working with leading Paris fashion houses. Her appearance at CHLOƉ Spring 1995 captures her during a period of international fame and the golden age of supermodels. • Nadja Auermann — 23 years old. The German model was one of the most prominent figures on the Paris fashion scene. In 1994 she appeared on the cover of Vogue US; her exceptional height and graphic appearance made her a recognizable figure of the supermodel era. At CHLOƉ Spring 1995 she was among the models highlighting the scale of Karl Lagerfeld’s casting. • Shalom Harlow — 20 years old. The Canadian model was already working actively in international fashion and was becoming one of the leading models of her generation. In 1995 her name regularly appeared in major fashion publications; that same year she appeared on the cover of L’Officiel France. Her participation reflects the rise of a new generation of supermodels alongside the established stars of the 1990s. • Karen Mulder — 25 years old. The Dutch supermodel was among the most sought-after models of the era. In 1994 she appeared on the cover of Vogue US, and in January 1995 she again became a cover model for American Vogue. An archival photograph from CHLOƉ Spring 1995 confirms her presence backstage alongside Karl Lagerfeld and other leading models of the show. • Naomi Campbell — 24 years old. The British supermodel was already a global star and one of the central figures of the golden generation of fashion models. Her participation in CHLOƉ Spring 1995 underlines the high level of the show’s casting and its importance in the history of 1990s Paris fashion. • Linda Evangelista — 29 years old. The Canadian supermodel was one of the most influential models of her generation and had already been at the top of the fashion industry for many years. Her collaborations with leading photographers, designers and fashion magazines made Linda Evangelista one of the defining faces of the era. In the CHLOƉ Spring 1995 archive, she is documented backstage with Karl Lagerfeld, Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Nadja Auermann and Karen Mulder. This video contains archival footage from the historic CHLOƉ Spring 1995 fashion show and is published in an educational, documentary, artistic, cultural and research context. The material is dedicated to the study of fashion history, clothing design, the modeling industry and the cultural heritage of the global fashion industry. The video is of public interest as a historical document of its era. The archival footage allows viewers to study the Karl Lagerfeld collection, 1990s Ready-to-Wear aesthetics, fashion show production, model looks and the history of the international modeling industry and runway culture. This show is especially valuable as a visual record of mid-1990s Paris fashion. Fashion Archive • CHLOƉ Spring 1995 • Karl Lagerfeld • Paris Fashion Week • Ready-to-Wear • 1990s Fashion • Supermodels • Claudia Schiffer • Nadja Auermann • Shalom Harlow • Karen Mulder • Naomi Campbell • Linda Evangelista #vladanna #supermodel #Chloe #KarlLagerfeld #ClaudiaSchiffer #BrandiQuiƱones #LindaEvangelista #NadjaAuermann #KarenMulder

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