Gia Carangi, often hailed as the first supermodel, left an indelible mark on the fashion world and continues to captivate collectors today. Her story is immortalized in the 2003 film *The Self-Destruction of Gia*, which dives deep into her tumultuous life and struggles with addiction. This critically acclaimed biopic not only showcases her rise to fame but also highlights the darker side of celebrity culture, making it a must-have for any serious film collector. Collectors are particularly drawn to *Gia* for its candid portrayal of Carangi's life and its cultural significance during the height of the AIDS crisis. The film's exploration of beauty, fame, and the perils that accompany them resonate powerfully with audiences and collectors alike. Additionally, the film features a stunning performance by Angelina Jolie, which garnered her an Emmy Award. With its blend of tragedy and artistry, *The Self-Destruction of Gia* remains a poignant piece in the archive of both film history and the journey of a groundbreaking figure in modeling.