The IG account about the history of fashion from the 60s to the 90s

If you love fashion, especially that between the '60s and ‘90s, @conde.nasty is the Instagram account that's right for you.

This space, curated by the twenty-year-old student Anna Reinherz, is a tribute to the models, photographers, designers and publishers of the fashion industry of the past decades.

The girl from Los Angeles loves the '70s and is always looking for images of the protagonists of the time: icons like Grace Jones, Lauren Hutton, Bianca Jagger, Anjelica Huston and Cher to designers like Norma Kamali, Diane Von Furstenberg, Halston or Thierry Mugler, but also legendary photographers like Helmut Newton, Antonio Lopez and Guy Bourdin.

Each shot published is carefully chosen and her personal archive is constantly updated by scanning the pages of archival magazines and looking for extensive fashion databases.

The desire to connect with people who shared his interests and his aesthetic vision convinced Reinherz to create his account, whose name plays on the assonance with the famous publishing house.

The idea behind the project, however, is the merit of The Devil Wears Prada, as revealed by the student:

"I think that movie probably piqued my interest more than anything because I loved Miranda so much and all of her outfits. It really made me want to be a part of the industry. From there I started researching designers, models, and editors and as the years went on I started watching documentaries like Mademoiselle C and The September Issue.  Soon I became completely engrossed in all aspects of fashion.”

Traveling @conde.nasty's posts is to travel in the glamor of an era that no longer exists, but continues to influence the style of today.

A curiosity: the "nude dress" designed by Bob Mackie that Cher wore for the Oscars in 1988 is one of the favorite moments of Reinherz's fashion among those present in her personal archive.