The article revisits Douglas Keeve's documentary showcasing Naomi Campbell and the vibrant 90s fashion scene, highlighting intimate moments and unique personalities. Isaac Mizrahi serves as the charismatic focal point, gathering cultural figures like Eartha Kitt and Cindy Crawford for candid interactions. Keeve shares the film's charm arose from its authenticity, given his personal connection with Mizrahi, capturing both the glamour and everyday quirks of the industry. This nostalgic piece offers a glimpse into the playful yet complex world of high fashion during its peak.
"Isaac's a worldly guy, he's a performer, he's madcap, he's unpredictable, and you just don't find that every day," Keeve reflects over Zoom 30 years after the film's release.
"I can't, it closes up again in an hour! I'd have to get it redone again. As soon as air gets to it, it starts to..." she uses her hand to mime the hole closing up.
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