There are few things fashion lovers enjoy more than a good ’90s documentary. Vogue Runway’s @eljosecriales recently discovered the BBC’s “The Look,” which aired in 1992 and was produced by Jeremy and Gina Newson, the former of which narrated the show. The docuseries captured fashion’s shift from a relatively insular business to the world-spanning industry that we know today, and features some of fashion’s biggest names of the time, from Issey Miyake and Ralph Lauren to Jean Paul Gaultier and Valentino, plus key PRs and top editors. With its anthropological narration style and acute observations on the industry’s dynamics, “The Look” is basically David Attenbrough, but in a different jungle and with arguably deadlier wildlife. At the link in bio, Criales-Unzueta invites you to not only binge the series (available for free on YouTube) over the holiday break, but to consider what has changed and hasn’t over the last 30 years in fashion.