Sasha

With a career spanning several decades, countless runway shows and the record as the longest-serving model for Prada, the Russian supermodel and artist is widely recognised as one of the defining faces of the 2000s. Today, fashion's ultimate muse returns to grace the cover of Vogue Singapore's September issue, channelling the best of '80s kitsch and maximalism amid a flurry of daring silhouettes, striking embellishments and exuberant neon hues.

We all recognise her face. It is, perhaps, one of the most iconic profiles in the realmoffashion. In the early noughties, Sasha Pivovarova's visage-marked by delicate blonde hair, razor-sharp cheekbones and an elfin pout-was everywhere. The art history student's rise to fame was meteoric, propelled through the lens of her husband, the photographer Igor Vishnyakov. The discerning eye? Miuccia Prada's. What followed was a remarkable streak of 19 Prada campaigns, a record unmatched by any other model. "Each experience with Prada has been inspiring and distinct, and the outcome has consistently been breathtakingly beautiful, sophisticated imagery. It's this artistic collaboration that makes my time with the brand special," Pivovarova shares.