Lori Goldstein - Stylist

[VogueGirl8910]

Part 2





Vogue Italia Archive via ivano

 

[VogueGirl8910]

Part 3


Vogue Italia Archive via ivano

 

[VogueGirl8910]

Vogue Italia October 1991


"Vamp"
Model: Shana Zadrick
Photographer: Steven Meisel
Stylist: Lori Goldstein
Hair: Garren
Makeup: Laura Mercier



Scanned by jal718 @ bellazon.com (Cover) & The Fashion Directory (Editorial)

 

[MissMagAddict]

All she does now is design crap clothing for QVC.
Sad.

 

[helmutnotdead]

How did she manage to end in that way?

what happened to her career? If anyone knows, please I'd really like to know.

 

[MissMagAddict]

How did she manage to end in that way?

what happened to her career? If anyone knows, please I'd really like to know.

idk but she’s literally worth millions now.
Not even kidding.

 

[Minerva13]

Vogue Italia March 2001


The Room
Photographer: Steven Meisel
Stylist: Lori Goldstein
Models: Christina Kruse, Hannelore Knuts, Trish Goff, Tasha Tilberg, Jaquetta Wheeler, Ann Oost & Kim Peers
Make-Up: Pat McGrath
Hair: Orlando Pita

Part 1

hfgl.proboards.com (Cover) & Vogue Italia Archive (Editorial) via ivano

+ model Nina Heimlich

 

[Minerva13]

Vogue Italia December 2000
''Evening''
Photographer: Steven Maisel
Fashion editor: Lori Goldstein
Make-up: Pat McGrath
Hair: Jimmy Paul
Models: An Oost,Eleonora Bose
Part I

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[Minerva13]

Part II

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[justaguy]

US Vanity Fair March 1998



Madonna And Child
Photo Mario Testino
Stylist Lori Goldstein
Subject Madonna
Hair Orlando Pita
Makeup Tom Pecheux


VF

 

[justaguy]

US Vanity Fair November 1996



Madonna's Private Diaries Pt. 1
Photo Mario Testino
Stylist Lori Goldstein
Subject Madonna
Hair Martin Samuel
Makeup Sarah Monzani


VF

 

[justaguy]

US Vanity Fair November 1996
Madonna's Private Diaries Pt. 2


VF

 

[lookatme]

Just revisited her thread. Probably my favorite stylist. Her work with Meisel is unparalleled. It’s hard to describe her work because it’s not necessarily specific or “signature” - in the way, say Carine’s work is. Hard to describe and maybe the better for it.

It’s kind of amazing, too, how her own personal style is so goofy! Truly an original!

 

[kasper!]

Carine's work is very sensual, and à la mode. Please take a look at French Glamour, The Face and Vogue Paris. Her craziet work was at V & Purple.

 

[lookatme]

^^Yes - that was my point - that a stylist like Carine has more of a signature - sensual and a la mode, as you said. Someone like Grace Coddington is also a stylist that has a bit more of a signature, too.

I was referring to Lori’s work being more difficult to describe - as her work was so diverse. Other than, somehow, she managed to create for every story the sensation of it just being totally perfect.

 

[lookatme]

I guess if I really had to think about what her strength was, it wasn’t that she had a signature look - it’s that she had the ability to pull from all different designers for a story and somehow make it not only seem cohesive and appropriate to the story, but it’s almost like she was able to recontextualize the designer items in such a successful and integrated way that it was as if she created a whole new “collection” out the various clothes.

 

[justaguy]

US Vanity Fair April 2006
BCBG Max Azria SS 2006
Photo Patrick Demarchelier
Stylist Lori Goldstein
Model Jessica Stam
Hair Teddy Charles
Makeup Linda Cantello


vanity fair

 

[justaguy]

US Vanity Fair October 2006
BCBG Max Azria FW 06.07
Photo Patrick Demarchelier
Stylist Lori Goldstein
Model Jessica Stam
Hair Teddy Charles
Makeup Frank B


vanity fair

 

[justaguy]

US Vanity Fair March 1993
Oooh—That Look!
Photo Steven Meisel
Stylist Lori Goldstein
Text William Norwich
Subject Kristen McMenamy
Hair Didier Malige
Makeup Denise Markey


VF