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Supermodel

A supermodel is a highly paid fashion model who has a worldwide reputation and background in haute couture and commercial modeling. The term became popular in the 1990s. Supermodels usually work for prominent fashion designers and clothing brands. They may have multimillion-dollar contracts, endorsements, and campaigns. Supermodels have branded…

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1990s

Male supermodels

Supermodels today

Perception

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Supermodel

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Supermodel

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related to Origins · 56
Supermodel → According, American Jurisprudence Trials, American Vogue, An, Anita Colby, Be, Beautiful Women, Beverly Johnson, Chicago Tribune, Clyde Matthew Dessner, Cosmopolitan, December, Dessner, Fashion Show, February, Glamour, Harry How, Hemingway, Henry Stacy Marks, In
related to 1980s · 42
Supermodel → Brooke Shields, Calvin Klein, Calvins, Catwalk, Chanel, Cheryl Tiegs, Christie Brinkley, CoverGirl, Cristina Ferrare, Diet Pepsi, During, Elle Macpherson, Estée Lauder, Fabergé, Ford, Gia Carangi, Iman, In, In October, Inès
related to 1960s–1970s · 37
Supermodel → Agneta Frieberg, American Vogue, André Leon Talley, Anne, Benedetta Barzini, Beverly Johnson, British Vogue, Carol LaBrie, Cheryl Tiegs, Claudia Duxbury, Donyale Luna, French Elle, Glamour, Gretchen Harris, Harper's Bazaar, Heide Wiedeck, Hiroko Matsumoto, In, In February, Iris Bianchi
related to 1990s · 36
Supermodel → British Vogue, By, Calvin Klein, Campbell, Christy, Christy Turlington, Cindy, Cindy Crawford, Crawford, David Fincher, Each, Fame, Freedom, George Michael, Herb Ritts, Hollywood, January, Linda Evangelista, Lindbergh, Lindbergh's
related to 2000s · 26
Supermodel → ABC News, Adidas, As, Brazilian, Breitling, British, Bruno Santos, Burger King, Calvin Klein, Century, David Beckham, David Gandy, Dolce, Former, Gabbana, Gandy, Giorgio Armani, Gisele Bündchen, He, In
related to Perception · 11
Supermodel → According, Guy Trebay, In, India, Indian, North America, Northern European, Perception, The New York Times, This, United States
related to Supermodels today · 11
Supermodel → Alton Mason, David Gandy, Elle, Elton Ilirjani, Harper's Bazaar, Jon Kortajarena, Mathias Lauridsen, Simon Nessman, The, Various, Vogue
see also · 2
Supermodel → Ben Stiller, Evelyn Nesbit
is a · 1
Supermodel → highly paid fashion model who has a worldwide reputation and background in haute couture and commercial modeling

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Supermodelis ahighly paid fashion model who has a worldwide reputation and background in haute couture and commercial modeling0.90text
Kristen McMenamyinstance ofthe term continued to be applied to notable models0.80text
Stella Tennantinstance ofthe term continued to be applied to notable models0.80text
Laetitia Castainstance ofthe term continued to be applied to notable models0.80text
Eva Herzigováinstance ofthe term continued to be applied to notable models0.80text
Carla Bruniinstance ofthe term continued to be applied to notable models0.80text
Tatiana Sorokkoinstance ofthe term continued to be applied to notable models0.80text
Yasmin Le Boninstance ofthe term continued to be applied to notable models0.80text
Amber Vallettainstance ofthe term continued to be applied to notable models0.80text
Shalom Harlowinstance ofthe term continued to be applied to notable models0.80text
Nadja Auermanninstance ofthe term continued to be applied to notable models0.80text
Helena Christenseninstance ofthe term continued to be applied to notable models0.80text

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