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1960s:
In 1968 an article in Glamour described
Twiggy, Cheryl
Tiegs, Wilhelmina, Veruschka, Jean Shrimpton, Lynn
Sutherland and fifteen other models as "supermodels". Of
these the most prominent supermodel of the 1960s was
"Twiggy" (Lesley Hornby) and known for her short hair and
twig-like waif appearance not to mention the eye liner and
lashes...was awesome and covered almost every
magazine of the time.

During that era
Donyale Luna became the first African
American model to appear in Vogue and shortly after the
first African American model to be on the cover of
American Vogue was
Beverly Johnson.


1970s:
In 1975
Margaux Hemingway landed a
then-unprecedented million-dollar contract as the face of
Faberge's Babe perfume and the same year appeared
cover of Time magazine, labelled as one of the "New
Beauties," giving further name recognition to fashion
models.

Prominent models of the 1970s included
Janice Dickinson,
Cheryl Tiegs,
Jerry Hall, Iman Abdulmajid, Patti Hansen,
Anna Bayle, Beverly Johnson, Gia Carangi and Christie
Brinkley.


1980s:
Fashion designers in the eighties began advertising on
television and billboards, and
supermodels became more
readily familiar to the masses, household names instead
of nameless faces. The supermodels of the eighties also
embraced old-style glamour and tried to replace movie
stars as symbols of luxury and wealth.

Models like
Carol Alt and Paulina Porizkova endorsed
non-fashion products like Diet Pepsi to Ford Trucks.
Elle
MacPherson became known as "The Body" sold more
pin-up posters than any actress in Hollywood.
1990s:
By the 1990s the supermodel became
increasingly prominent in the media with the
title comparable to the term superstar.
Supermodels acted in movies and TV shows,
appeared on talk shows, appeared in tabloid
rags, started their own fashion franchises
and earned herself millions in lucrative
contracts.

At one point
Linda Evangelista mentioned to
Vogue that "we don’t wake up for less than
$10,000 a day." In 1991
Christy Turlington
signed a contract with costmetic company
Maybelline that paid her $800,000 for twelve
days' work each year. In 1995
Claudia
Schiffer reportedly earned $12 million for
her various modeling assignments.

During the 1990s there was also the "Big
Six", the most recognized supermodels:
Claudia Schiffer,
Cindy Crawford, Kate Moss,
Linda Evangelista,
Naomi Campbell and
Christy Turlington. Each were heavily in
demand, dominated magazine covers,
fashion runways and print media.


2000s:
In recent years actresses, pop singers, and
other celebrities have began gradually
replacing models on fashion magazine
covers and ad campaigns. Actors are
cheaper in comparison and still draw in the
crowds due to their fame and personalities.

These days the majority of fashion models
also come from non-English speaking
countries and thus making the transition to
a supermodel (and working on TV, movies,
etc.) is a more difficult task.

In September of 2007 Claudia Schiffer said
that "supermodels, like we once were, don't
exist any more." The supermodel is in
decline and has been replaced by attention-
grabbing people like
Paris Hilton who act
and model (regardless of their total lack of
skill or experience).
Male supermodels
Male supermodels make up a tiny fraction of
the fashion industry. There are
comparatively few male supermodels, they
are paid considerably less, but with one
advantage: Male supermodels are treated
with more respect in the media.

Female supermodels get dragged throught
the tabloid mud regularly, especially when
they make mistakes like regular humans, say
stupid things or get caught drunk driving or
snorting cocaine (like Kate Moss frequently
has).

Male supermodels in contrast get almost no
coverage in the tabloids, newspapers and
apparently live relatively quiet lives. We can
assume they still party, get drunk and get in
accidents, but they somehow manage to
keep it quiet because the general public
just doesn't care what male supermodels do
or don't do.

For male supermodels their biggest
challenge is staying in shape physically so
their muscles look attractive. They aren't
plagued by social criticism for the
abundance of anorexia in the fashion
industry, and overall seem to keep their
noses clean when it comes to staying out of
trouble.

We should also note that male supermodels
usually have a second career and are
significantly poorer. Despite the added
fame, they still have to pay the bills and
quite a few male supermodels have set
aside time to work on second careers
(wisely realizing that their good looks won't
last forever).
Haute Couture
Haute couture (literally "high sewing") refers to
the world's biggest fashion brands, fashion
houses and designers, often with reference to the
trend setters.

In France companies cannot use the term "haute
couture" unless they have at least 15 full time
staff, make made-to-order clothing and have two
fashion shows per year (with a minimum of 35
outfits each for both day and evening wear).

For supermodels haute couture fashion shows
are the most important stepping stones to their
careers (and maintaining their careers). All the
major fashion magazines track what goes on with
regards to the haute couture fashion shows and
who the models are.

Making a name for yourself in the sea of skinny
models is difficult and to do so the models have to
stand out in some way that attracts attention.

In recent years fashion designers have been on
the lookout for models who appear "dull and
lifeless" in hopes to place more emphasis on the
clothing than the models. But this is a
double-edged sword as such shows receive little
press in comparison, and thus not a lot of free
publicity.

Having a well-liked and iconic face, something
unique, is wear supermodels come in. Selling high
fashion is a tricky business and the smaller
companies go bankrupt regularly due to bad
choices. Choosing the right models to showcase
the clothes can make or break a business.
Anorexia and Health Problems


Anorexia and Bulimia are common place in the fashion
business these days, as is drug addiction and
prostitution (see below), but the industry is trying to
do something about it by banning models with low
BMIs from fashion shows.


British supermodel Kate Moss has even gone so far as
to define herself as 'Rexy', arguing it is a combination
of anorexia and sexy. Kate Moss maintains her size
double-zero body with a diet of green tea and lettuce.
Kate Moss insists she is naturally thin, but health
experts disagree. Eating nothing but lettuce is not
healthy.

But this kind of mentality is both destructive and sets a
bad example for both models and designers.
Drug Addiction
Kate Moss has also been in
and out of rehab due to her
cocaine addiction, highlighting
another problem within the
fashion industry. Supermodels,
with their immense wealth and
partying lifestyle, often going
for the harder drugs like
cocaine, heroin and XTC.

Anorexia related health
problems and drug overdoses
are the leading causes of
death for fashion models.


Prostitution
It is a well-known fact that
fashion models sometimes
pose nude and have sex with
their clients. You would think it
was rare, but according to
fashion models who have
spoken out about the problem
it is actually a daily occurrence.

Beneath all the fluff and
feathers of the fashion
industry is a thriving sex
industry which thrives on
sexual exploitation. As a whole
the industry is rife with sexual
exploitation, deceit and a
callous attitude towards rape
(see the Dolce & Gabbana ad
below).
Racism
One of the frequent complaints about the fashion
industry is that there is very few non-white
supermodels. Only in the last 20 years have African,
Asian or
Latina supermodels started to make names
for themselves and they are still wildly outnumbered
but the number of
caucasian women and men in the
business.

Part of this is probably because for years the fashion
industry has been centred around Paris and fashion
scouts were searching for new faces in only North
America and Europe.

The other part is blatant racism and an eurocentric
attitude with regards to fashion. In the last 20 years
however the fashion industries in Africa, Asia, South
America, Russia and the Middle East have started to
boom and grow, with local talent being sought
overseas as fashion designers look for faces that are
fresh and exciting.

Ajuma Nasenyana for example is an excellent
example of this shift in the global fashion industry.

Other examples include:
Tyra Banks, Naomi Campbell,
Selita Ebanks, Tila Tequila, Aline Nakashima, Adriana
Lima and Tyson Beckford.
The First Supermodel
Lisa Fonssagrives (b.May 17, 1911 – d.February 4, 1992) is considered by some to be the first
supermodel, although she was never called that during her lifetime. She was a major fashion
icon from the 1930s to 1950s and featured numerous times in Town & Country, Life, Vogue, the
original Vanity Fair, and Time. She was essentially "the It Girl" of the time. By today's standards
her looks would be considered too angular, snobbish with a personality similar to Cruella de Vil
(the fictional character was loosely based off of Lisa Fonssagrives).

She was born born Lisa Anderson in Sweden. She moved from Sweden to Paris hoping to
become a ballet star, but instead ended up in the fashion business. Fonssagrives once
described herself as a "good clothes hanger".

She worked with photographers George Hoyningen-Huene, Man Ray, Horst, Erwin Blumenfeld,
George Platt Lynes, Richard Avedon, and Edgar de Evia. She married French photographer
Fernand Fonssagrives in 1935 and they later divorced. She eventually married photographer
Irving Penn in 1950. Both of her children went on to become fashion designers.
Supermodels and fitness models take meals with them and aren't naive to believe that they can always find something healthy
to eat at work or while on the road.

They are never willing to sacrifice results for the sake of convenience.


They accept the hard work that comes with eating properly in order to achieve their dieting and fat loss goals. Do you?

Second, supermodels and fitness models know what works and what doesn't, both in the kitchen and at the gym.

They record their workouts, study the effects of different exercises, repetition ranges and workout frequencies. These are the
key elements to supermodel diet secrets.

Models accept that there is NO guesswork with fat loss workouts. That's why models plan their workouts well in advance and
write down the results in a training log.

If you are not doing that then you're simply playing a workout lottery and hoping that you will somehow get lucky.

Third, and perhaps most important (because it's hard to have the first two without this factor), models surround themselves
with a very supportive environment.

How many models do you think are married to overweight smokers? How many models do you think hang around men and
women that begin drinking at 2p.m. every Friday?

Thus, having the right supportive environment can literally make or break your dieting program in less than a minute.

Research has shown this to be true and experience proves it.

All you need is a group of co-workers to surround your desk with a box of doughnuts and pressure you into having "just one".
Next thing you know it's 3 days later and you still haven't had a decent healthy meal.

According to research on social support for dieting and fat loss, there are at least two proven and effective ways to use the
powers of other people to achieve your goals.

First, it's important to have a health professional in your social support circle. This can be a doctor, a certified nutritionist or a
trainer that you see on a regular basis.

This works best for those people that can't find support among family, friends or co-workers.

Second, if a member from your social support circle also loses weight/fat or get really fit, you will also have a greater chance
of succeeding. Thus, try to get family members and friends directly involved.


I want to share with you a super model diet that I think can really help you get the body of a super model. There is a lot of
people out there that really have no clue on how to get the body they want. They use excuses like "genetics" and "that's the
way I am", which is just a copout to action. We all have the same biology and we can all have great looking bodies if we are
willing to work for it. If you're someone that is determined to get a hot body similar to a models, than continue reading.

Speeding Up The Metabolism

The key to burning the fat off your body and getting a nice firm toned look comes from having a high metabolism. As you get
older, it slows down, but that doesn't mean you can't stimulate it in other ways. The easiest way is to start eating meals more
often. I have a smaller meal every 2-3hrs. Your metabolism is directly linked to your digestive system, so if you can keep your
body in a constant state of digestion, you'll be burning a lot of calories with your metabolism. I suggest you keep each of these
smaller meals as close to a "real" meal as possible. That means having some sort of meat, carb and fat.

Knowing what to eat

There is a lot to learn about food and there is probably a million different nutritional values associated with it. You don't need
to know it to that detail, but knowing how protein, carbs and fat are used is essential to understand when and what you should
be eating.

Protein is something that maintains lean body mass and vital orgins. It should be consistently eaten through each meal
through the day.

Carbs are used as energy. This means if you're going to workout or have an active period of time, you should eat some carbs
before hand.

Lastly, Fat is designed for the internal activities of the body.



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