Karl Lagerfeld - Designer

[LadyJunon]

Yes it was her…

Scully retired. He retired in the 2000’s but then came back because of Tom Ford if I remember well but then he retired for good again.

Ok. That makes much more sense and sounds much less depressing.

 

[Deleted member 116957]

I found this random clipping and I had to share it. I wonder where it was originally printed!

Australian Women's Weekly (June 24, 1970)


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[Drusilla_]

if it was syndicated from another publication, the article should have that info at the end, I think.

 

[Deleted member 167090]

‘Azzedine Alaia himself, a Tunisian man, with Arabs and black collaborators and a black casting director has managed to have all white casts for his shows for a decade. Nobody would say that he is racist despite having displayed racist behavior.

Didn't Alaia treat Naomi Campbell "like a daughter" througout his career?

 

[Lola701]

Didn't Alaia treat Naomi Campbell "like a daughter" througout his career?

Yes he did. He also treated others black models good. He had Farida Khelfa as his Director of Couture when she retired from modeling, he championed some black people in the industry when they needed his support (someone like Jenke Ahmed Tailly), he had a multicultural entourage but my point was that once designers stopped handling castings themselves, they gave that power to someone else who might have been racist.
And in Alaia’s case, his little shows organized after fashion week were non diverse at all. And because fashion was a bubble, it became an habit and people got used to it.

Most Designers don’t discover new models. So most of the times, when a designer had a black girl it was either a veteran he liked (Like Alek Wek with Karl) or a girl that was handpicked by a designer involved in casting and in Paris, it was mostly Alber and Jean Paul who did their own castings.
Things changed when Prada booked Jourdan and when Naomi and Iman talked because suddenly, designers had to take their responsibility.

I think that sometimes, things are more nuanced and some nuances are not maybe understandable when you look at the industry from outside. There’s racism in the industry and sometimes the classicism can led to racism in an unconscious way. But from my experience in the industry, racism is generally not where people expect (top positions). There are a lot of in-between people in fashion that could make life difficult for a person of color or a less privileged person. And it’s only possible because those people have access to a lot of people.

 

[JoaquinG]

Karl was very handsome when he was young.

 

[Deleted member 116957]

 

[GRCF]

Anyone know where I can watch this in the US?

Karl Lagerfeld: Révélation

 

[kasper!]

Does anyone have access to this article?

Christa Worthington, “Chloé: Life After Lagerfeld,” Women’s Wear Daily (New York, NY), Jun. 21, 1984.

 

[Deleted member 116957]

Portraits by Jacques Schumacher

1972


1975


1977


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[Deleted member 116957]

Karl Lagerfeld, 1979
Photographer: Gustav Hildebrand



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[Deleted member 116957]

Karl Lagerfeld, 1983
Photographer: Jacques Schumacher



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[Deleted member 116957]

Karl Lagerfeld, 1972
Featuring: Antonio Lopez, Juan Ramos, Jacques de Bascher, Eija Vehka Aho, Amina Warsuma, Gilles Dufour, Marie-France Acquaviva, Gaby Aghion
Photographer: Max Scheler



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[Deleted member 116957]

Karl Lagerfeld, 1962
Photographer: Max Scheler




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[The Byronic Boy]

W Magazine
Karl at the beach in 1956. Damn, Karl got cake.

 

[Kimihiro]

W Magazine
Karl at the beach in 1956. Damn, Karl got cake.

Isn’t this the picture that Karl edited Yves out? Or was it another one?

 

[The Byronic Boy]

Isn’t this the picture that Karl edited Yves out? Or was it another one?

it's that picture.

"feud: karl vs ysl" when

 

[Deleted member 116957]

Yes, I think Yves became the pile of sand next to Victoire. 💀

 

[The Byronic Boy]

I aim to that level to pettiness.

 

[LadyJunon]

Yes, I think Yves became the pile of sand next to Victoire. 💀

Saint Laurent: We need you to pay homage to our dead founder's body!
Vaccarello: Say no more.

I'm not sorry.