Before fashion lived on phone screens, it lived on the runway — and nowhere more vividly than in the 1990s, when a handful of designers, editors and supermodels turned catwalks into front-page news. "In Vogue: The 90s" (2024) tracks that decade through the people who built it.
What is In Vogue: The 90s about?
This mini-series pulls together the decade's key players — designers, photographers, models and magazine editors — to retrace how fashion crossed over into film, music and celebrity culture at large. Rather than a straight timeline, each episode leans on a different flashpoint: a controversial ad campaign, a supermodel's rise, a runway show that became a cultural moment. Anna Wintour and Edward Enninful anchor the Vogue perspective, while a wide cast of stylists, casting directors and industry veterans fill in the texture around them. The result is less a nostalgia reel than an attempt to explain why that particular ten years still shapes how style is marketed and photographed today.
About the cast
Anna Wintour and Edward Enninful, both editors of Vogue, provide the through-line, joined by longtime contributing editor Hamish Bowles and fashion director Tonne Goodman for on-the-ground detail from the shows and shoots themselves.
Context & significance
Directed by Jane Preston, the series arrived in 2024 as part of a wider run of fashion-world documentaries revisiting the pre-internet era of print magazines and televised runway shows, when a single cover or campaign could set the tone for an entire season. It sits alongside a broader wave of behind-the-scenes industry retrospectives, but narrows its focus specifically to the last decade before digital media reshaped how collections were shown and consumed worldwide.
Watching In Vogue: The 90s on Ktime
"In Vogue: The 90s" streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, alongside the original English audio, inside a Farsi-language interface built for the diaspora. A free account login unlocks playback; this page itself is open to read without one.