Gail Elliott and Lana Ogilvie were two of the biggest models of the 1990s, sharing the runways with Cindy, Linda, and Christy. Today, they’ve turned into entrepreneurs, launching their own businesses in the fashion and beauty world. The Daily caught up with these two icons to find out more.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell founded her charity, Fashion for Relief in 2005. The charity holds regular fashion events, raising money through gala auctions that support humanitarian causes.

If you were a top model anytime over the past four decades, then chances are that you have a Karl Lagerfeld story—and a memorable one, at that. Since taking the creative helm at Chanel in 1983 and until his death late last month, Lagerfeld was a major proponent in launching models' careers, and fostering close relationships with them over the decades.

GAIL ELLIOTT
British fashion icon Gail Elliott is one of the original supermodels of the '90s. Star of the runway, she worked with the most celebrated designers and enjoys a career that has spanned over 24 years. Gifted with incredible fashion flair, Elliott has established a name for herself as a strong and successful fashion designer.

Influencer @sara.azani from STYLE MBA includes Little Joe Woman by Gail Elliott as her 'Must-Have’ brand...

When travelling through a country, I love to explore the variety of cultures and destinations – from the ocean’s edge through to the hustle and bustle of the major cities. 

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