[BerlinRocks]

I finally found one of my favourite ad campain from the 80s

Kenzo 1983
- anyone who can find who styled this ... this was a woman but i can't remember her name -
if someone knows how to upload the HQ on jalou gallery ...











jalou gallery

[Darling_Myy]

magazine: i-D June/July 2009
editorial: ''Stop working and go to Africa.''
photographer: Hans Feurer
styling: Havana Laffitte
model: Ali Stephens.


scanned by Northern Star

[kasper!]

berlin I can't see your pictures

here are two,first from 1985 and second from 1986(this one is amazing).All from Jalou Gallery

[iluvjeisa]

Oh so he was the genius behind those Kenzo ads....

[BerlinRocks]

kasper, here they are in better quality !

+ 1 new (guess from summer 83)

jalou gallery / archives

[burbuja8910]

Quote:

Originally Posted by BerlinRocks Year : F/W 1985 1986 ( 1980s ) Brand : Kenzo Source : MMA scan Model : Kim Williams, Veronica Webb

And Cecilia Chanchellor.

[BerlinRocks]

any vintage freaks know if this campain is by Hans ?


Dior 1977 (Officiel 635, 1977)

- jalou archives -

[Mélange]

^ what exactly do you mean by "vintage freaks" ?

[Mélange]

Vogue Italia November 1978
model: Mary Eastwood
scanned by Mélange

[blueorchid]

^ Wow, I love that editorial. It seems very modern.

The Kenzo ads are also stunning.

[BerlinRocks]

a lovely person from TFS - I guess - wrote this :

Quote:

REVISTING AN ERA: THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF HANS FEURER by Melissa Alvarado Sierra - who is she ? Capturing women that wear clothes, not the other way around... When you come across an image that strikes you, you probably preserve it in your memory bank for ages. A thought-provoking picture has the power to inspire and convey emotions you have never felt before. Each time you see something that reminisces that image, you feel that way again. It happens with music, people, perfumes and… photography. The following images speak volumes of an era: the eighties, full of excess and splendor. They also speak about how fashion was portrayed. Back then, some photographers showcased powerful women, complete with overflowing amounts of character. They wore the clothes, and not the other way around. It seems to me that some magazines these days have forgotten the power of an impressive editorial, with healthy and strong models that come to life (contrary to some models today, who are bland with empty stares), and imposing stylists with inventive ways of displaying fashion. But there's good news. The genius behind these photos is Hans Feurer, and he still photographs with like-minded people. Born in Switzerland in 1939, Hans Feurer started in London in the 1960's, collaborating with numerous prestigious publications such as British Vogue, French Vogue and French Elle. He is “one of the few” who still envisions fashion as power for women. His pictures, decoding decadence and hunger for life, definitely make me feel that way.

just noticed the thread miss that FABULOUS editorial which illustrates this mini article ...
MMA scanned it ... But I cannot remember where it is to be found ...

[iluvjeisa]

Neither can I, but I remember the day she posted it That editorial was wonderful. I wonder if it was the one where Newton and Feurer were interlaced in one editorial....

[MissMagAddict]

^
US Vogue July 1983
The Contrast: the polished style / the freer spirit
Stylist: Polly Allen Mellen
Hair: John Sahag
Makeup: Tyen of Paris
Photographs: Helmut Newton & Hans Feurer




source | scanned by MMA

[MissMagAddict]

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source | scanned by MMA

[gius]

indeed thanks to ms a. sierra for her tFS article
had to come straight here

thanks mma for posting the rest of these... berlinrocks,iluvjeisa i am pretty sure it was the thread Japanese Avant-Garde 1980s in History of Style forum ... :-P