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... Fashion in the 1990's Parisians do not have nightmares about being run over, rushed to hospital and caught out wearing holey grey knickers. It couldn't happen. Firstly, parisians never leave the house in anything than a perfect state of attire. Secondly, they do not possess holey grey knickers. Their reasoning? Your wear grey kinckers, your man has an affair. French Polish, Vogue May 1998 Five women who won the genetic lottery appeared on Vogue's first cover of 1990. Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Tatjana Patitz, Cristie Turlinton and Cindy Crawford all smiled in Giorgio di Sant'Angelo stretch faded jeans and invisible makeup. The super models had surprised movie star celebrity. They blasted after for their looks, admired for their power and revered in the 'greed is good' 1980s for refusing to get out of bed for less than ten thousand dollars a day. The 1990s became the decade of the mixed message. In the
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