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In the early 90s, Donald Trump judged the world’s biggest modelling competition - since hit by allegations of abuse. This is how the people who were there remember it. Special investigation by Lucy Osborne, Harry Davies and Stephanie Kirchgaessner On 1 September 1991, a large private yacht cruised towards the Statue of Liberty. It was a clear, breezy evening, and from the upper deck of the Spirit of New York, a golden sunset could be seen glinting off the Manhattan skyline. Downstairs, a party was in flow. Scores of teenage girls in evening dresses and miniskirts, some as young as 14, danced under disco lights. It could have been a high school prom, were it not for the crowd of older men surrounding them. As the evening wore on, some of the men – many old enough to be the girls’ fathers, or even grandfathers – joined them on the dancefloor, pressing themselves against the girls. One balding man in a suit wrapped his arms around two young models, leering into a film camera that was documenting the evening: “Can you get some beautiful women around me, please?” Top: Trump with his then fiancee Marla Maples (left) and a contestant in the 1991 Look of the Year competition Bottom: contestants wait to board the Spirit of New York yacht, September 1992. Photograph: Nina Berman/NOOR Top left: John Casablancas with Naomi Campbell, who co-presented the 1991 Look of the Year finale. Photograph: Bettina Cirone/The LIFE Images Collection via Getty Images Top right and bottom: Trump with Casablancas, at Trump’s Plaza hotel in New York, venue for the 1991 Look of the Year awards. Photograph: Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images Top: Stacy Wilkes on the Spirit of New York in 1991, with that year’s winner, Ingrid Seynhaeve. Photograph: Nina Berman/NOOR Bottom: Shawna Lee (second from right) with other contestants at the 1992 Look of the Year competition Top, from left: John Casablancas, photographer Patrick Demarchelier and Gérald Marie, head of Elite’s Paris office and a 1991 Look of the Year judge. Photograph: FameFlynet.uk.com Bottom: Donald Trump with contestants in the 1991 Look of the Year competition, the year he was a judge Every time we changed, Trump would find a reason to come backstage A still from previously unseen footage of the 1991 Look of the Year finale Trump with his nine-year-old daughter Ivanka at the 1991 Look of the Year final. Photograph: Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images A 14-year-old contestant says Copperfield contacted her family home several times afterwards Top: magician David Copperfield on the Spirit of New York in 1991, the year he was a judge Bottom: Copperfield with former girlfriend Claudia Schiffer. Photograph: Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images John Casablancas with his third wife, Aline Wermelinger, in 1995; they met when she was a 1992 Look of the Year contestant. Photograph: The LIFE Picture Collection via Getty Images Top: Kate Dillon, in behind-the-scenes footage from the 1991 contest Bottom: Casablancas with 1992 Look of the Year winner Mariann Molski, then 14. Photograph: Everett Collection/Alamy Donald Trump with contestants in 1991’s Elite Look of the Year Continue reading…
