Here's Where All The Models Who Once Dominated The '80s Are Today

The 1980s were a time of redefining fashion and beauty standards as well as a transforming phase in the modelling business. This was the decade shoulder pads peaked, hair defied gravity, and supermodels attained unheard-of celebrity status. A new breed of models who became household names ruled the runways and magazine covers: strong women who demanded both attention and exorbitant pay-off. More than merely models, icons like Christie Brinkley, with her all-American appeal, Elle Macpherson, also known as "The Body," and Kelly LeBrock, whose breathtaking features caught the imagination of both designers and the public, became - cultural events. These ladies graced several Vogue covers, appeared in global advertising campaigns, and came to represent luxury companies all around. As they entered business, entertainment, and activism, their influence transcended fashion. Decades after their rule at the top of the fashion scene, their stories still fascinate and inspire. After their careers as models peaked, what paths did these great beauty decide upon? How did they negotiate the change from the most photographed faces in the world to constructing lives away from the runway? From supermodel stardom to their present projects, their paths show amazing stories of reinventions, tenacity, and ongoing influence on popular culture.

1.Kelly LeBrock

With her ageless beauty and incredible adventure, Kelly LeBrock—the height of "80s allure—the ideal fantasy girl—continue to enthrals viewers. From her early days hitting the covers of esteemed fashion journals to landing a revolutionary contract with Christian Dior, her modelling career was almost explosive. Her move to Hollywood felt logical; she starred in classic movies like "The Woman in Red" and "Weird Science," so solidifying her reputation as both a supermodel and gifted actress. LeBrock deliberately chose to distance herself from the intense focus of Hollywood after her well reported divorce from action star Steven Seagal in 1996. Choosing to put personal well-being above celebrity, she discovered comfort and quiet on a beautiful ranch. This retreat was a transforming time when she could rediscover herself free from the demands of celebrity life, not only a vacation. LeBrock, who is now 62, keeps an estimated nett worth of $2 million, but her actual riches are found in the wisdom and grace she has gathered over the years. She reminds us why she was among the most sought-after faces of her generation on sporadic public events. Her path from international supermodel to Hollywood star and ultimately to contentment in a more private existence is evidence of her tenacity and capacity for adaptation while keeping her real self.