The Face, 1992. Issue No 45. Softcover. 98 pages. 30 x 23 cm. Used. VG · After the era of the supermodels, a new generation emerges with fresh ideas and a radically different attitude. Corinne Day introduces five faces set to define the Nineties: Kate, Rosemary, Sarah, Lorraine, and Saffron. Featuring a sharp and insightful text by Lindsay Baker. The issue also explores “Ketamine, the new ecstasy?”, examining the rise of a dangerous drug trend, alongside “Workwear”, a look at how labels such as Carhartt and Blundstone have become everyday staples for London’s fashion elite—raising the question of whether they were truly destined for the mass market.
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