Tatjana Patitz: Last News

original supermodels — grace the coveted cover of the fashion bible’s September issue, set to hit newsstands Aug 22. The beauties have reunited in order to promote their forthcoming Apple+ TV docuseries “The Super Models,” which will delve into their astonishing rise to the top of the fashion world in the late 1980s “The Greatest of All Time,” the sell line of the September issue reads, shows the stunners posing side-by-side on a runway.

The Super Models” will bring back Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington, for an intimate look that will run over the course of four episodes. Tatjana Patitz, iconic supermodel of ‘80s and ‘90s, dies at 56Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell & more react to Tatjana Patitz’ deathNaomi Campbell became a proud mom of two as she welcomed a baby boyApple TV+ promises access to the four models and to take viewers to the 80s in New York City, exploring their individual career beginnings and later on how they formed one of the strongest forces in the fashion industry.

In the 1980s, perhaps no one typified beauty, glamor, and sex appeal more than the big four, “The Super Models” —Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, and Christy Turlington. These runaway models were everywhere, and perhaps nothing epitomized their global allure more than George Michael’s steamy “Freedom” video, which featured all of these women plus Tatjana Patitz and was directed with erotic sweatiness by none other than David Fincher.

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Cindy Crawford shared a glimpse of her early morning drive to work on her Instagram stories on Thursday.The 56-year-old model — who recently paid tribute to her long-time friend, famed Vogue model Tatjana Patitz — sported a pair of sunglasses as she drove along the water heading to work for her company Meaningful Beauty. 'Getting my game face on for @meaningfulbeauty,' she wrote over her photo. Game face: Cindy Crawford shared a glimpse of her early morning drive to work on her Instagram stories on Thursday The view: The 56-year-old model sported a pair of sunglasses as she drove along the water heading to work for her company Meaningful BeautyFor her work outfit, she chose to wear a black blazer with a black v-neck shirt underneath.

Christy Turlington has hailed Tatjana Patitz as the embodiment of 'European sophistication and style.'Patitz - one of the five '90s supermodels who starred in George Michael's Freedom music video with Turlington, Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell and Cindy Crawford - died from breast cancer on Wednesday at age 56.Christy took to social media late on Wednesday night to pay a glowing tribute to the catwalk star, calling her a 'vision, glamorous, sophisticated, and warm, once she let you in.' She added that Tatjana took her under her wing in 1985 after they first met in Paris for a photo shoot. Glowing: Christy Turlington has hailed Tatjana Patitz as the embodiment of 'European sophistication and style.' Patitz - one of the top five '90s supermodels who appeared on Vogue and starred in George Michael's Freedom with Turlington, Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell and Cindy Crawford - died from breast cancer on Wednesday at age 56The San Francisco based Christy - who is married to director Ed Burns - added, 'I learned about the sudden passing of Tatjana Patitz when I landed at an airport on the same coast earlier today. 'Ever since, all I can see is her face, hear her voice, and of course am flooded with memories.' She then said that Tatjana was 'European sophistication and style.'They first met in 1985.

One of the original supermodels from the 1980s, Tatjana Patitz, has tragically passed away.

Tatjana Patitz died at the aged 56 from breast cancer on Wednesday morning in California, her agent confirmed to DailyMail.com.And soon after tributes came pouring in for the beauty who worked for Vogue and Valentino, and starred in George Michael's music video Freedom! from 1990 with Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington, Linda Evangelista and Cindy Crawford.Fellow models Crawford, Campbell, Eva Herzigova, Helena Christensen and Elaine Irwin as well as Vogue editor Anna Wintour were the first to share their remarks.  Pretty woman: Tatjana Patitz died at the aged 56 from breast cancer on Wednesday morning in California, her agent confirmed to DailyMail.com on Wednesday. And soon after tributes came pouring in for the beauty Young ones: 'So sad to hear of the passing of the beautiful @tatjanapatitz,' began Cindy Crawford.

Model Tatjana Patitz, who starred in one of George Michael 's iconic music videos, has died.

Cover girl Tatjana Patitz - who was one of the top supermodels of the 1980s and 1990s - has died at the age of 56, DailyMail.com can confirm.The star's agent at the Model CoOp in New York City confirmed the sad news to DailyMail.com on Wednesday morning, saying Tatjana had recently passed. No cause of death has been shared yet. Vogue magazine was first to break the news.The Hamburg-born beauty was best known for her work with Vogue as well as her starring role in the George Michael music video Freedom from 1990 with pals Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington. Her last Instagram post was in August 2022 showing an image of her dog.  Sad loss for fashion: Cover girl Tatjana Patitz - who was one of the top supermodels of the 1980s and 1990s - has died at the age of 56, DailyMail.com can confirm.

, has died. She was 56.“I never sold my soul,” Patitz said in a 2020 interview. Born in Hamburg to an Estonian mother and German father, she moved with her family to Skanör, an idyllic seaside town in the south of Sweden when she was quite young.

The Chicago-born star confirmed two years ago that he was treated in 2003 for a malignant melanoma.Michael said: "So many people who surround me have had cancer and so many people I know have died from it.“I was diagnosed with skin cancer myself and it was a very scary time."I sympathise with anybody who is lying on that bed and facing the uncertainty of the future. It can be a frightening place."He continued: “It was a malignant melanoma that I was diagnosed with.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor“George Michael Freedom Uncut” has received a moving new trailer ahead of the film’s global release on June 22.Narrated and co-directed by Michael, the documentary provides a behind-the-scenes look at the singer. In the trailer, Michael can be heard talking about his feelings on early fame, “I can’t really explain how overwhelming that kind of hysteria can be.

George Michael talks about fame and his legacy in the new trailer for “George Michael Freedom Uncut”.

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George Michael has been announced by Sony Music Entertainment and Trafalgar Releasing. The motion picture, which is hitting the cinemas globally on June 22, will mark the final piece of work from the musician, who was heavily involved in the project before his death at the age of 53 on Christmas Day 2016. It will provide viewers with a closer look behind the scenes of his tumultuous life, including the loss of his mother and heartbreak following the death if his first love, Anselmo Feleppa, who died aged 36 from AIDS.

They famously starred in George Michael’s iconic Freedom! ’90 music video directed by Academy Award nominee David Fincher.And supermodels Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington, Linda Evangelista, and Tatjana Patitz recently reconnected with fellow co-starJohn Pearson to reflect on the video's 'lasting impact',nearly 30 years since its premiere.'I think this video struck a chord for so many reasons. First and foremost was the song itself and the message and declaration of “freedom” for George himself,' explained Crawford, 54, in an interview for Pearson's new lifestyle and self-improvement siteMr Feelgood.

Catwalk icon Claudia Schiffer has had one of the most prestigious careers in modelling - but she's not without her regrets.

Claudia Schiffer has explained that at the height of her fame, her lingerie was constantly going missing.The catwalk legend was regarded as one of the original "supermodels" with Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Tatjana Patitz and Christy Turlington.The 49-year-old said their hey day was "insane" and "like being like a rock star".Discussing what daily life was like, the mother-of-three said people would go to great lengths to be close to them.Claudia commented: "You couldn't get to your car unless a path was carved for you."People would cut holes in the fashion tents and try to take pictures of us.