The Towering Presence: Tall Models and Their Lasting Influence on Global Fashion

When the term "supermodel" emerged in the late twentieth century, it carried with it a specific image. These women were not just beautiful faces; they were towering presences who could embody the fantasy of fashion. Figures like Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, and Linda Evangelista stood tall both literally and metaphorically, influencing the standards of modeling for generations to come. Their height became part of their legend, adding to the sense of awe they inspired in audiences.