Champagne supernovas: Kate Moss, Marc Jacobs, Alexander McQueen and the ‘90s renegades who remade fashion. Maureen Callahan. 2014.

At the dawn of the ‘90s, three figures were about to change the face of fashion - and culture - forever.

Marc Jacobs was a gorgeous, cool-kid prodigy who had a gift for design and a flair for self-promotion - but his brashness and untamed lifestyle threatened his talent and his entire empire.

Alexander McQueen was a brilliant hellion whose dark obsessions typified the cultural moment and electrified the fashion world - until those same demons became too much for him to handle.

And Kate Moss was an ordinary teenager whose waifish looks came to redefine beauty in the new decade - but who increasingly relied on sex, drugs and alcohol to feel comfortable in her own skin.

Each had an amazing talent, and each had a dark side that nearly destroyed them. A revolution took place, and no one noticed. Until now.