Stella Tennant

[EvaEszter]

One more

 

[EvaEszter]

ELLE UK June 1997
From the article "What is beauty?"
Photo by Mario Testino
Snapped by me

 

[EvaEszter]

Vogue Germany January 1998
From the feature "Designer-report"
Snapped by me

 

[EvaEszter]

Marie Claire Germany July 1998
Photo Michael Thompson
Snapped by me

 

[EvaEszter]

Harper's Bazaar US July 1999
From the editorial "The white album"
Photographed by Philip-Lorca Dicorcia, Mark Borthwick
Snapped by me

 

[EvaEszter]

Chanel Spring/Summer 1997 Ad
Snapped by me from ELLE UK April 1997

 

[EvaEszter]

Versace Couture Fall/Winter 1997 Ad
Snapped by me from Vogue Germany October 1997

 

[EvaEszter]

Giorgio Armani Fall/Winter 1997 Ads
Snapped by me from Marie Claire Italy September 1997

 

[annikad]

From Vogue Paris February 2021

 

[gedeon67]

British Vogue 03.21
(digital ed.)

 

[Mrs.T]

From Vogue Paris February 2021

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Can somebody translate it please

 

[annikad]

From Vogue China March 2021

 

[annikad]

From Marie Claire Australia April 2021

 

[Minerva13]

Burberry 'Tender Touch'
Photo:no info (Mario Testino?)
Models:Stella Tennant & utm


Scanned by me (Cosmopolitan Hong Kong November 2003)

 

[sixtdaily]

Can somebody translate it please

Very late but here is a translation of Emmanuelle Alt's hommage in VP

I started my career at Vogue Paris with Stella. Twenty years ago... My very first shoot, my first editorial in Vogue Paris, was with Stella. We already knew each other well and it was reassuring to start in the magazine with her. With her noble casualness, her magnetic androgyny in a generation of sexy top models, and this cool aristocracy that gave her a particular attitude... She embodied for me the rightness of a chic girl and the naturalness of the real chic girl. It is this unique combination of mystery and presence which undoubtedly made the extraordinary career of Stella Tennant. All the photographers. All the styles. All the catwalks. All the designers, who loved her for this infinitely slender silhouette and this very British distinction. Her look was romantic, as was her life in her Scottish cottage. Her death is a great emotion and we share the sadness of David and their four children.

 

[Raphaellaordella]

Hard to believe she died.
She was the first model I was interested in and the reason I started to collect magazines.

Same for me. There are so many iconic shots of her in this thread and I still find her look so unique and captivating.

 

[Not Plain Jane]

I miss her

 

[eugenius]

I miss her

Same. She was definitely in her own lane, which nobody else came close to occupying.

Her, Erin, and Karen: that’s my holy trinity.

 

[Mrs.T]

I know she isn't around anymore, but when I saw her thread pop up I was hoping for seeing new work from her or her doing a show 😭

 

[Gonzalo]

Eternal portraits , she continúes