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The significance of this fashion show was the surprise finale featuring the 'original supermodels' Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, and Linda Evangelista walking the runway together, lip-syncing to George Michael's 'Freedom! '90.' It is credited with elevating the supermodel status and the era of the supermodel began.

Chalayan's show was noted for its technological innovation, introducing dresses that transformed shape thanks to microchip technology. This marriage of fashion and technology showcased a burgeoning interest in tech's role within the industry.

McQueen's posthumous show titled 'Plato's Atlantis' was known for its ecological message and the introduction of the Armadillo boots, which became a cultural phenomenon. The show combined high fashion with a narrative on the human impact on the ocean.

Valentino's final haute couture show before his retirement was a glorious farewell that highlighted his 45-year career's work. The highlight was the closing with supermodels dressed in Valentino red, symbolizing his contribution to the fashion world.

Thierry Mugler's 20th-anniversary show was a theatrical masterpiece showcasing his imaginative and daring designs, including the iconic motorcycle corset worn by Linda Evangelista. This show exemplified the fantasy and theatricality that can be involved in fashion show production.

Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton featured a show with models disembarking from an old-fashioned steam train, complete with porters carrying Louis Vuitton luggage. This theatrical approach emphasized the brand's travel heritage and luxury status.

Titled 'VOSS,' this show stood out for its unique staging where models performed in a glass box that viewers couldn't see into until the reveal at the end. The highlight of the show was the appearance of a nude model surrounded by moths, a powerful statement on beauty and vulnerability.

Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty show gained attention for its celebration of diversity and inclusivity, showcasing models of all shapes, sizes, and ethnicities. The show was also one of the first to be streamed on Amazon Prime, indicating a shift towards more accessible and diverse fashion shows.

Karl Lagerfeld's Chanel show was significant for constructing a full-scale replica of the Aeroplane Chanel Flying No. 5 inside the Grand Palais. It was a nod to the brand’s global reach and luxury status, complete with Chanel-styled airline seats for the audience.

The Dutch duo's show featured the innovative concept of models doubling as hangers for their living doll-like dresses. This surreal presentation commented on the fashion industry turning models into mere coat hangers for clothes.

Held at the Grand Palais in Paris, Chanel's 'Front Row Only' show was unique because every attendee had a front-row seat, democratizing the viewing experience. High-profile celebrities mingled alongside fashion editors, highlighting the importance of customer experience in fashion.