80s-90s-supermodels:

“Khadidja Et Le Maharadjah”, Elle France, December 1989
Model : Khadidja Adams

(via ma-cachette)

80s-90s-supermodels:

Roshumba Williams, late 80s

(via ma-cachette)

a-state-of-bliss:

Vogue UK Jan 1992 - Yasmeen Ghauri by Sante D’Orazio

Claudia Mason photographed by Enrique Badulescu for Elle UK, August 1991.

(Source: modelsofcolor)

Claudia Mason photographed by Enrique Badulescu for Elle UK, August 1991.

(Source: modelsofcolor)

supermodelshrine:

Karen by Herb Ritts, 1990

supermodelshrine:

Christy by Arthur Elgort, 1990

artismyhustle:

Debra Shaw, Jean-Paul Gaultier Fall/Winter 1997

(Source: black-model-famous)

interfacetalent:

In our society, we are ascribed to a gender. At birth, girls wear pink, and boys wear blue, just so it’s understood exactly which category we fall into. As we mature we can slowly separate from these norms and transition into what is comfortable for us as individuals. Then, there are those unique men and women, which fall into a category that encompasses the best of both feminine and masculine worlds. Androgynous individuals are defined as having both female and male characteristics in appearance. In the world of fashion, androgyny is adored. Gender-bending models fill the pages of high fashion editorials, and take center stage of every runway from New York City to Paris. The fascination with androgynous people started early on in our history and has not lost its pace.

godlovesheart:

 Helena Christensen shot by Herb Ritts © 1996