Christy Turlington Makes Sense

Photo By: Wayne Maser, 1986

Photo by: Arthur Elgort, 1986

Photo by: Arthur Elgort, 1986

Photo by: Steven Meisel, 1987

Photo by: Denis Piel, 1987

Photo by: Patrick Demarchelier, 1988

Photo by: Herb Ritts, 1989

Photo by: Ellen von Unwerth, 1990

Photo by: Ellen von Unwerth, 1990

Photo by: Patrick Demarchelier, 1992

Photo by: Irving Penn, 1994

Photo by: Nick Knight, 1994

Photo by: Nick Knight, 1994

Photo by: Juergen Teller, 1995

Photo by: Arthur Elgort, 1995

America Vogue, 1997

Vanity Fair, 1997

Photo by: Kelly Klein, 1997

Cosmopolitan, 1999

"Christy is the perfect vision for the 90s." -Calvin Klein

Her beauty, in my opinion, is unmatched. Calvin said it right, she exudes that perfect simplicity the 90s was about and still remains extraordinarily beautiful. Such a natural and clean beauty. Now I'm inspired to go put on glow-y, fresh faced make-up (: We love you Christy.

Marisa Berenson makes sense

The Queen of the Scene

"...the girl of the 70's" - YSL couldn't have said it better

She said, upon her sisters death in the September 11 Attacks, "I have hope and tremendous faith. I think that's what gets you through life ... through tragedies is when you have faith." A beautiful woman with beautiful words. PS: On a lighter note...can I please have those EXACT eyelashes from her Vogue cover. 

Debbie Harry Makes Sense

Debbie Harry became known for being the powerhouse frontwoman of the New Wave band Blondie, in the 1970's and 80's. And it's no wonder that she became famous, who wouldn't be interested in what a beautiful, punk-rebel female is doing when she's not blasting the speakers with her vocals. Her wardrobe choices feature an array of jean vests, high-waisted pants, rompers, blue eye shadow, and dark shadowed cat eyes. And who could talk about Debbie Harry without mentioning her perfect hair. Her rebellious wardrobe is like a window into her punk rock soul. Here I am, decades in the future from when Debbie Harry ran the streets of New York City, and I think her look embodies what a part of today's fashion world is about. Her style has jumped in the punk-rock time machine and is now mimicked by pieces created by designers all around the world, and why? Because WE want them, the youth of today has found relevance in the grunge, 'I don't give a fuck', ripped clothing, messy hair style. And how amazing it is. We love you Debbie Harry. You're still rockin' it.

- Mj