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Source | WWD | January 23, 2008


Banier photographed Vodianova on the Paris streets on a rainy day, and in a studio in New York. There was no fashion stylist to pick the clothes, hair stylist to prep the hair or make-up artist — just the model herself, Banier and Lipman were present on the shoot. Vodianova had been to von Furstenberg's Meatpacking District flagship two weeks earlier to make her own wardrobe picks for the shoot.
"We went outside, and just walked around and talked," Vodianova recalled of the day and a half in Paris. "François-Marie would take pictures of me and, sometimes, he saw something special, he would...say, 'Don't move.' Then he would take the picture."
The photos portray Vodianova in powerful black-and-white photographs, with Banier adding dashes of color and his free thoughts in his signature handwriting. The images don't hawk a certain dress, but convey the spirit of the fashion house and its charismatic founder.
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