Ingmari

Wise words. Thanks

I trust you. Then she's Suzy

I think Nancy Dutiel

She doesn't seem Suzy to me. Her lips appear to be fuller than Suzy's

I second Anna Anderson

Suzy Amis again

You and I made a correct identification, half each of us. Good teamwork!

Thanks!

I'm sorry, I do not know how to correct the reply above. It looks like it was RocketQueen to reply and I do not mean to charge her with the responsibility of what I said about Laura Miller. I apologise for the inconvenience and for being unable to correct the post properly. Anyway I replied saying that the model on Cosmopolitan January 1987 UK for me is Laura Milligan. I can't explain why my quote went to RocketQueen to whom I apologise and send a warm regard

I have her as Laura Milligan. I think I got the name from the index photo inside the magazine but I can't find it right now

Somehow the written part I included in my reply to @parisienne disappeared from the message above. Anyway, I said that Eleonora Giorgi did some modeling and appeared on quite a few covers. If memory serves me well, she might have appeared also in some Giorgio Armani campaign. She was a regular in his defilées

Eleonora Giorgi

Awesome! Thank you!

Dominique Hamoniére

Always a pleasure!

Barbara Jean Hughes

Dominique Misson

Sharon Gusberti and Deidre Maguire

Anne Holthoer

Maybe Rita Tellone?

I think this is Micaela Bercu

I had written a long reply to @parisienne but only a blank reply appears. Anyway, I wrote that yes, Linea Italiana was a great magazine n the same wavelength of Vogue, L'Officiel, Harper's Bazaar. And yes, I do lament the disappearing not only of the great fashion creators like the ones you mentioned, Mila Schon, Gianfranco Ferré, but also Krizia, Coveri, Giorgio Correggiari, Pino Lancetti, Renato Balestra, Irene Galitzine and many other, but also the disappearingof the great fabric makers like Clerici, Lario, Bemberg ...

Amazing! Thanks a lot. (Many of those firms, makers, stylists no longer exist unfortunately)