The Unforgettable Music Video Vixens Of The ‘90s—Where Are They Now?

Bobbie Jean Brown in “Cherry Pie” by Warrant (1990)

THEN: In 1987 Bobbie Jean Brown represented Louisiana and made the top ten in the Miss Teen USA contest. Three years later she had thrown off her sash and put the pageant circuit firmly behind her to strut her stuff in the video for Warrant’s song “Cherry Pie.”

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Bobbie Jean Brown—Now

NOW: Bobbie Jean is back in the news and this time as an author? Explosive details from her upcoming 90s' tell-all memoir Dirty Rocker Boys have already leaked and she claims a 19 year old Leonardo DiCaprio and she (then a mature 26) slept together. The book promises to be a revealing look at sex, drugs and rock in the 90s. Though she is also on the show Ex-Wives of Rock, her glam rock days are done—even if there are those that won’t let her forget her past. “Some of my daughter’s friends…are like, ‘Hey, Miss Bobbie! Will you crawl around on the floor on your hands and knees and reenact the ‘Cherry Pie’ video for us?’” she has said.

Heather Graham in “American Woman” by Lenny Kravitz (1999)

THEN: Schwing! Heather Graham nailed her memorable role as Felicity Shagwell in the Austin Power blockbuster The Spy Who Shagged Me. But do you remember her shimmying and shaking in the 1999 Lenny Kravitz video of “American Woman?" She (and her crop top) are unforgettable. "I have this secret desire to be a dancer, too, in a musical, so that was a great opportunity," she has said. "Plus, I like the idea that I'm a special agent, but I'm a dancer, too. It's so unrealistic that it's funny."

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Heather Graham—Now

NOW: Heather’s video vixen’s days didn’t last long, but she’s continued to work steadily in films through the 2000s. She scored a role in the 2009 hit The Hangover, and she reprised her role for the third installment of the movie in May 2013. Heather was recently seen in the Lifetime remakes of Flowers in the Attic and Petals on the Windbased on V.C. Andrews' cult novels.

Stephanie Seymour in “November Rain” by Guns N’ Roses (1992)

THEN: In 1992 model Stephanie Seymour was dating Guns N’ Roses rocker Axl Rose. Not so coincidentally, she played his blushing bride in the group’s iconic music video for “November Rain.”

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Stephanie Seymour—Now

NOW: Unfortunately for the young couple, fiction did not become reality, and their relationship ended dramatically amid allegations of abuse. The Victoria’s Secret supermodel ended up marrying the newsprint magnate Peter Brant in 1995, after he left his wife for her. In 2009 the couple embarked on a nasty divorce battle, but they eventually reconciled and are still together.

Taylor Dayne in “Unstoppable” by Taylor Dane (1998)

THEN: Taylor Dayne, born Leslie Wunderman, confirmed her video-vixen status in 1998 by writhing around in a tub full of water and prancing around a rooftop in her video “Unstoppable” from the album Naked Without You.

Taylor Dayne—Now

NOW: Taylor waited until 2008 to release her next well-received album, Satisfied. Since then, she’s appeared on a few reality shows, but her focus has been on raising her twins, daughter Astaria and son Levi, who were born via a surrogate in 2001. However, Taylor’s music lives on through her biggest fans. “I love drag queens,” she has said. “They perform me better than I ever could myself." She is currently working on remastering her Greatest Hits album.

Karrine Steffans in “Big Pimpin’” by Jay-Z (1999)

THEN: Karrine Steffans, who used to go by the nickname “Superhead,” gyrated, wiggled and writhed her way through around 20 videos, including Jay-Z’s “Big Pimpin” in 1999.

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Karrine Steffans—Now

NOW: Karrine is an author best known for recounting her behind-the-scenes experiences in the hip-hop world. In the latest book in her series, How to Make Love to a Martian, she dishes the dirt on her past relationship with Lil Wayne.

Alicia Silverston in “Crazy,” “Crying,” and “Amazing” by Aerosmith (1993-1994)

THEN: Alicia Silverstone became one of Aerosmith’s favorite video vixens. She starred in three of their videos: “Crying” (1993) “Crazy” (1994) and “Amazing” (1994).

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Alicia Silverstone—Now

NOW: After her days as an Aerosmith muse came to a close, Alicia scored a series of big roles, including Cher in the 1995 classic Clueless and Batgirl in 1997’s Batman & Robin. The actress is now married to the musician Christopher Jarecki, and the devoted vegan has become known for her support of animal rights and environmental conservation.

Liv Tyler in “Crazy” by Aerosmith (1993)

THEN: Liv Tyler was 16 when she appeared as a naughty schoolgirl who skips school, pole dances and makes out with a friend—played by Alicia Silverstone—in the music video for “Crazy,” one of the most famous songs by her father, Steven Tyler of the band Aerosmith. “It’s funny because I was with him for the first time when he saw the video,” Liv later revealed. “He was a little bit shocked…he wanted some things taken out.”

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Liv Tyler—Now

NOW: Liv married Spacehog rocker Royston Langdon in March 2003 and the couple had a son, Milo, in December 2004. The couple split after five years together, and today Liv seems content living life mostly out of the spotlight. She’s only appeared in a handful of movies over the past few years, which include The Incredible Hulk and The Strangers. Liv is now on our TV screens in the HBO series, The Leftovers.

Lil’ Kim in “Crush On You” by Lil’ Kim feat. Lil Cease (1997)

THEN: Brooklyn-born rapper Lil’ Kim, aka Kimberly Denise Jones, broke out with her single “Crush on You” in 1997. Kim, who switched between red, blue and green wigs in the video for the song, became known for her exhibitionist “style” and boundary-pushing videos. Does this look bring any of today’s stars to mind? (Hint: Nicki Minaj and Lady Gaga)

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Lil' Kim—Now

NOW: Unfortunately, the singer has been experimenting less with her music and more with her face. Today, the performer is almost unrecognizable, except by her “lil’” stature and outrageous hair and wardrobe choices. Recently, Kim has been releasing occasional singles like "Looks Like Money" in July 2013. Her mixtape Hard Core 2K13 has yet to be released. She just had new daughter Royal Reign in June 2014.

Gwen Stefani in “Just A Girl” by No Doubt (1995)

THEN: Gwen Stefani’s ska, punk and pop-influenced 1996 single “Just a Girl” catapulted her garage band No Doubt into the entertainment stratosphere. The singer’s manic moves and cool clothes made her an iconic It girl… far more than just a girl.

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Gwen Stefani—Now

NOW: Gwen married Gavin Rossdale in 2002 and the couple went on to have two sons: Kingston and Zuma. In 2004, Gwen released her first solo album, Love.Angel.Music.Baby and followed it up with The Sweet Escape two years later. But Gwen never forgot her roots. She reunited with No Doubt last year and they released Push and Shove, the group’s first album in almost 11 years. Gwen just her third child with Gavin in February 2014.

Cindy Crawford in “Freedom ’90!” by George Michael (1990)

THEN: Supermodel Cindy Crawford made her video vixen debut lounging in a tub filled with steamy hot water.

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Cindy Crawford—Now

NOW: Cindy ended her four-year marriage to Richard Gere in 1995. She then went on to wed and have two children with entrepreneur Rande Gerber. Cindy quit modeling in 2000 but stayed busy with various business ventures and charity work. Recently, Crawford has been easing her way back into modeling.

Christy Turlington in “Freedom ’90!” by George Michael (1990)

THEN: Christy Turlington wandered around in nothing but a white sheet… Freedom, indeed!

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Christy Turlington—Now

NOW: Christy is married with two children to the actor Ed Burns. In recent years, the former supermodel has worked to bring attention to issues affecting mothers in disadvantaged countries. She founded the campaign Every Mother Counts which brings awareness to end preventable deaths of mothers and children during pregnancy and childbirth.

Linda Evangelista in “Freedom ’90!” by George Michael (1990)

THEN: Linda Evangelista sprawled out in a hallway and seductively mouthed the lyrics to “Freedom,” just in case you forgot what the song was about.

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Linda Evangelista—Now

NOW: Linda has unashamedly preserved her flawless, aquiline beauty with more than just sunscreen and a healthy diet. “I use Botox,” she has said. “Though I do like to keep some movement in my face.” Linda still keeps herself busy with modeling, and she’s raising a eight-year-old son, Augustin, whose father is now Salma Hayek’s husband, Francois-Henri Pinault.

Naomi Campbell in “Freedom ’90!” by George Michael (1990)

THEN: Naomi Campbell was just a baby-faced 20-year-old when she rocked out to George Michael’s “Freedom.”

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Naomi Campbell—Now

NOW: Naomi earned her fair share of bad press over the years due to anger management issues. But she recently found a way to channel her passion by passing along her posing and strutting skills as a mentor on the modeling reality show The Face.