BlueAcadia

Incredibly, it's actually 3 different models....why did they go through the trouble of hiring different models that all look nearly identical?? They could have saved trouble and just shot 1 model all year! Think Outside the box guys!!! There was a times and places in the 80s, where if you were not Scandinavian (or look it)- no cover for you!

Thanks for all the beautiful posts @missparker7!!

Carin Carlsson

These are gorgeous!!! It's Chloe

Lisa Kauffmann

I agree...she is a mystery. 🤔 @missparker7 she does look very similar to Cecilia for sure! I hope we find out!

Cecilia Rae

Well said friend.

I didn't know that... I hate that. She was a pro! What a legend.

I am soooooooooooooo behind in this thread!! I am pages behind! @RocketQueen...WOW!!! You are more than on fire, you are exploding! lol.

WOW!!! @Chirkomania Caroline Dodd is a hard one!! Very Good Job!!

Cleo Glyde Walking for Thierry Mugler Late 80s skulbone

Cleo Glyde Walking for YSL 1989 80s90sredux

I got another good one!! Runway vixen Cleo Glyde @RocketQueen @Chirkomania @missparker7 @Martial @ArianaVSCouture

Have you ever heard a better suited name for a runway model than Cleo Glyde? She certainly did glide down many a high fashion catwalk!! Cleo Glyde is a delightful former international fashion and runway model that worked professionally during the 80s & 90s and was represented by top agency City (Paris). At 6'2", she quite literally stood out from the crowd and her flaming red hair cemented her as truly unforgettable. Today she is a Freelance Travel Writer, Journalist, and Lifestyle & Beauty Director & Editor, working commonly for Marie Claire magazine. "With eight days to go till the Bill Blass show, I was deep into a green-grape diet (three for breakfast, two for snacks, six for binges). How else was I going to fit into my assigned skintight showstopper? I was a model on a mission. But given that I was also a robust 6'2", wedging myself into munchkin minis was no picnic. Somewhat inevitably, I collapsed in New York's Chelsea Hotel and was carried past the jaded bohemians to the nearest hospital. That was a lot of dress sizes ago. Today, 15 years later, the debate is heating up: Has the tyranny of the super-skinny silhouette gone too far? Last August, when 22-year-old Uruguayan model Luisel Ramos died of anorexia-related heart failure between costume changes, Spanish authorities decided that models under a certain weight might need medical help, not a gig: They declared that 5'9" catwalkers must weigh a minimum of 125 pounds.... ...I signed up for modeling by accident, not design, when I was discovered at 17 in Paris on a study tour in the late '80s. Soon enough, I was in the hands of a team of bookers whose job it was to turn me into a robotic goddess onto which fashion fantasies could be projected. Of course, every new girl had to have a gimmick -- mine was flaming red hair and goofy, coltish height. Show week is a ritualistic mini Olympics that defines the fashion calendar. We queued up at the casting calls, the funnel that sifts out everybody who doesn't have the look du jour: "Give me a storm-trooper blonde"; "Give me a jolie laide"; "Give me retro"; "Give me that slack-jawed junkie look." What constituted fabulous morphed from season to season, but one rule never changed -- you must adhere to a body ideal that is way taller and thinner than average. An Italian greyhound spareness, topped by a wilting asparagus neck and lolling head that accentuates the clothing, not the woman. Fabric hangs beautifully till it pools on the floor; it's all about the dress. Bottom line, if you couldn't achieve the look, you weren't in the game. So we played -- smoking to kill our appetites and wringing ourselves out in steam rooms. Of course, plenty of models ate what they liked and simply threw it all up later. My dilemma: those pesky Celtic warrior genes that kept me from looking "Park Avenue fragile." Some girls are meant to be slim-hipped and tiny; I'd watch them wolf down burgers and mud cake without gaining a gram. It's being unhealthily thin that's the bitch. At the beginning, I thought cutting out the crème caramels of life would be enough. Dream on. At a certain point, my photo got past the gatekeepers of a god-like Italian designer. I was summoned into his presence and made to put on a pair of putty-colored shorts in exquisite, feather-light fabric. My heart sank when I saw how my grandmother's hips filled them to the brim, pushing the pleats apart instead of letting them hang limply. As I filed past, the maestro remarked to his staff, "molto," not unkindly. But you don't need to have read Dante to translate. I was mortified. A pear-shaped woman like me in a gamine's job -- clearly I'd have to start smashing square pegs into round holes. Why? I couldn't resist." -Excerpt from SFGate.com (link below) Additional links about Cleo: https://www.modelscomposites.com/getlist.php?list=wld&choice=Cleo+2&year=all&id= https://www.instagram.com/cleoglyde/?hl=en https://twitter.com/CleoGlyde https://www.sfgate.com/magazine/article/quot-My-11-Grape-Diet-quot-A-Model-Confesses-2479173.php https://www.marieclaire.com/fashion/advice/a311/dressed-excess/ Height 6'2" Hair: Red Eyes: Green Nationality: Australian

I know!! I keep trying...

You are awesome really!! ....and I just tracked down a tough one! Please add her last name Berardo. Many thanks!! Done. ~ Staff

@RocketQueen she is a real estate agent too.... I'm serious. https://www.rivervalleyrealtynj.com/river-valley-agent-spotlight-barb-berardo/ YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!! This is a big one guys!! Barbie Berardo @Dayrell @Chirkomania @missparker7 @Martial

I got her!!! Aliya Knightley!!

Aliya Knightley Olive (Japan) December 1987

Aliya Knightley Bombay Dyeing 1989 cuttingthechai

Aliya Knightley Cleo (Australia) July 1987

Aliya Knightley Dolly (Australia) September 1987 Photo: Graham Shearer

Aliya Knightley Company (UK) March 1989

Aliya Knightley is a strikingly beautiful international fashion, beauty & cover model that worked professionally during the 80s & 90s and is one of the famous and popular Dolly Magazine (Australia) cover girls and was represented by Chadwick's (Sydney) and Unique (London). Her father was esteemed Australian journalist Philip Knightley. She spent her childhood between London, Sydney and Bombay, India where is her mother Yvonne is from. "First Bombay, then London is the way most ambitious Indian models would want to go about it. Aliya Knightley preferred to do it the other way. Daughter of the London-based Indian Express columnist Phillip Knightley, Aliya walked straight down the continental catwalk, shining armour and all, to hometown Bombay where she has since been luxuriating in Garden silks and Lux bubbles. "London is very competitive and bitchy," she says, "There are thousands of models. Here you have only hundreds." Now Aliya wants to do some more serious work - she has recently begun writing for Mid-day and plans to pursue it regularly. "Oh, I'm just out to have a good time," said the little chip off the old block. Well, when you're 20. tall and gorgeous you can have it any way you like." -Excerpt from India Today (link below) "Phillip George Knightley AM (23 January 1929 – 7 December 2016) was an Australian journalist, critic, and non-fiction author. He became a visiting Professor of Journalism at the University of Lincoln, England, and was a media commentator on the intelligence services and propaganda. Knightley was married with two daughters, Aliya and Marisa, a son, Kim, and two granddaughters. He lived between London, Sydney and Goa in India. He died on 7 December 2016 at the age of 87." - Excerpt from Wikipedia (link below) Additional links about Aliya: https://www.modelscomposites.com/getlist.php?list=wld&choice=Aliya&year=all&id= https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/philip-and-yvonne-knightley-with-their-three-year-old-news-photo/1081498260 https://www.indiatoday.in/magazine/eyecatchers/story/19850915-mahesh-bhatts-autobiographical-film-janam-to-premier-on-television-801955-2014-01-04 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phillip_Knightley Height: 5'7" (1.70) Hair: Dark Brown Eyes: Green Nationality: Father is Australian, Mother is Indian From Peter Marlowe Composites: