What MTV show did Cindy Crawford host for six years?

Cindy Crawford hosted MTV’s fashion series House of Style for six years. She was the show’s original host, presenting it from 1989 to 1995 while also serving as an executive producer.

House of Style combined fashion coverage, designer interviews, modeling-industry features, celebrity appearances, and behind-the-scenes looks at photo shoots and runway shows. It helped bring the previously exclusive world of high fashion to MTV’s young, music-focused audience.

Crawford’s tenure coincided with the peak of the 1990s supermodel era. The program featured major fashion names such as Versace, Karl Lagerfeld, and Betsey Johnson, and it showcased models including Claudia Schiffer and Helena Christensen. Regular appearances by musician Pat Smear added to the show’s distinctly MTV mix of fashion and pop culture.

A common mix-up is assuming Crawford hosted the entire series. House of Style continued after she left, with later hosts including Rebecca Romijn, Molly Sims, Amber Valletta, Shalom Harlow, and Daisy Fuentes. MTV’s original run lasted until 2000, but Crawford’s six-year stint remains the one most associated with the show.