The Super Models: Miniseries

TV-MA

2023

Recommended
83%
74%
4 episodes
Documentary
Apple Original

In the '80s, Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, and Christy Turlington became fashion icons—then transcended their industry by uniting.... More

In the '80s, Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, and Christy Turlington became fashion icons—then transcended their industry by uniting. This is the story of how they claimed their power and shaped the world that followed.

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Where to watch The Super Models: Miniseries

The Super Models: Miniseries is available to stream in New... More Zealand now on Apple TV+.

The Super Models: Miniseries episodes

The Look

In 1983, four teenagers—Naomi, Cindy, Linda, and Christy—each step in... More front of a camera for the first time, igniting a seismic chain of events.

The Fame

Naomi, Cindy, Linda, and Christy work with fashion titans and... More walk high-profile runways, leading to a music video that changes everything.

The Power

Taking the world by storm, the women become the faces... More of '90s culture until shifting perceptions and a controversial remark shake things up.

The Legacy

As the women face life changes and find new roles... More as entrepreneurs, humanitarians, and mothers, they find the power in growing older.

The Super Models: Miniseries | Ratings & Reviews

Footage of young Christy, Naomi, Cindy and Linda colours our understanding of these women who became larger-than-life icons. They don’t lose any of their lustre in revealing their story, but they do become eminently more relatable and fallible.

Eliza Janssen

83_%23 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
74_%6 reviews
Audience score rating

"If you’re fans... you’ll be fascinated... If you’re looking for explosive revelations, you’re mostly going to be out of luck."

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Decider

"A stylish history of fashion’s original stars – but where’s the gossip?"

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The Telegraph

"A feast of nostalgia for anyone over a certain age."

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The Guardian

"The series is less about who these women are beyond the surface, and more a meditation on a certain kind of fame."

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Chicago Tribune

"The Super Models largely skirts the dodgy politics of fashion in favour of veneration — its subjects are also its executive producers."

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The Times

"Often not much more than skin deep."

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CNN

"A well-curated snapshot... but leaves fans wanting more."

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Variety

"Initially glossy but eventually more substantial."

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Chicago Sun-Times

"A capable, careful sketching of what happens when you rise to the pinnacle of cultural desire."

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Sydney Morning Herald

"If The Super Models wanted to be more than a commercial for its subjects, and have more of a reason to be, it might have asked the women what it means to be them."

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