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Iconic GUESS Girls: Claudia Schiffer
Iconic GUESS Girls: Claudia Schiffer 📸🖤 Take a look back at the instantly classic 1991 “Café Woman” fragrance campaign featuring the iconic GUESS Girl, Claudia Schiffer. German-born Claudia Schiffer is widely known for her work as a top model, actress, and humanitarian. Claudia rose to fame in the early ‘90s after appearing in the iconic GUESS Jeans campaign. She is the face of over 1000 magazine covers worldwide — a title made official by the Guinness Book of World Records. In 2012, Claudia returned to star in GUESS’ 30th Anniversary campaign. Follow us on Instagram @guess for more!


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