#7: Kate Moss — Then
Kate Moss didn’t crash into the ’90s — she drifted in like cigarette smoke. Barely in her teens when she was discovered, she upended the era’s glossy supermodel ideal with her slight frame, pale skin, and distant gaze. She made looking fragile seem powerful, and suddenly “heroin chic” was everywhere.

Moss never seemed to try. That was her spell. While others posed, she simply existed, blank-faced and untouchable, and the world projected its fantasies onto her. She became the decade’s ultimate fashion mood: aloof, mysterious, and impossibly cool.
