Steven Meisel - Photographer
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feel like i'm gonna love the editorial fashion marathon !!!!!!!!
never see it, i think ...
kristen + tony = great exhausted dancing couple !
never see it, i think ...
kristen + tony = great exhausted dancing couple !
Vogue Italia September 1997 Cover
Ph. Steven Meisel
Fashion editor: Joe McKenna
Hair cut/styling: Guido Palau for Nicky Clarke
Make-up: Diane Kendal
Model: Kirsten Owen
scanned by me
(I should have given full credits for the covers posted above too.. Eww.)
Ph. Steven Meisel
Fashion editor: Joe McKenna
Hair cut/styling: Guido Palau for Nicky Clarke
Make-up: Diane Kendal
Model: Kirsten Owen
scanned by me
(I should have given full credits for the covers posted above too.. Eww.)
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OMG! These are all wonderful especially March 1997 with Amber, Naomi, Kristen and Karen and the Sept. 1997 Couture Supplement with Maggie that's finally on f***ing HQ! Thank you so much Kanna! 
I so envy you right now. 
I so envy you right now. 
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stumbled on this Behind the Scenes of Dolce & Gabbana Fall/Winter 1993, " Orient-Express " :
" Something was shifting either across the continents or on the runways. Trends versus style were having a debacle to the last pin.
Time for Balkan warrior dolls shot by Steven Meisel.
It was not far from the release of Coppola's Dracula: all the tartan, waistcoats, and top hats might have come directly from
the dusky images traveling mysteriously across the rails.
A bit Victorian, a bit dolls play dress up, the collection presented by Dolce & Gabbana was a silent movie rich of folkloric insinuations,
Victorian elements, an d a defying tone. It's not about trend, told the stylists, Style is forever.
Steven Meisel's campaign was innovative by itself, it marked the decline of the super-model era. The models of the campaign
were unknown faces, including a very young Bridget Hall, with no hair or make-up. Innocent yet ready to wear the most dramatic roles.
A steady component of all the collections was to play to a mannish appeal and style: military coats were that year's most important element. Who can forget all of the Napoleonic editorials?
A fun and burlesque appeal didn't go amiss. The corset, the ultimate Dolce&Gabbana must, had found that year its more populare and colourful effect. "
Text by Acelya Yonac
Images Style by Yuri Ahn.
Models: Debbie Deitering, Michael, Natane Adcock, Michelle Hicks, Jaime Rishar, Jocelyn West, Bridget Hall, Poppy Lloyd, Shalom Harlow
Photo credits: Steven Meisel, Roxanne Lowit
Archives from : “20 YEARS DOLCE & GABBANA”.
(original) Source: dolcegabbana.com
source: swide.com
PS i see an unnamed Amy Smart...also anyone know the model between Jocelyn and Michelle in frame 1 or last cropped brunette in 2nd to last frame?
" Something was shifting either across the continents or on the runways. Trends versus style were having a debacle to the last pin.
Time for Balkan warrior dolls shot by Steven Meisel.
It was not far from the release of Coppola's Dracula: all the tartan, waistcoats, and top hats might have come directly from
the dusky images traveling mysteriously across the rails.
A bit Victorian, a bit dolls play dress up, the collection presented by Dolce & Gabbana was a silent movie rich of folkloric insinuations,
Victorian elements, an d a defying tone. It's not about trend, told the stylists, Style is forever.
Steven Meisel's campaign was innovative by itself, it marked the decline of the super-model era. The models of the campaign
were unknown faces, including a very young Bridget Hall, with no hair or make-up. Innocent yet ready to wear the most dramatic roles.
A steady component of all the collections was to play to a mannish appeal and style: military coats were that year's most important element. Who can forget all of the Napoleonic editorials?
A fun and burlesque appeal didn't go amiss. The corset, the ultimate Dolce&Gabbana must, had found that year its more populare and colourful effect. "
Text by Acelya Yonac
Images Style by Yuri Ahn.
Models: Debbie Deitering, Michael, Natane Adcock, Michelle Hicks, Jaime Rishar, Jocelyn West, Bridget Hall, Poppy Lloyd, Shalom Harlow
Photo credits: Steven Meisel, Roxanne Lowit
Archives from : “20 YEARS DOLCE & GABBANA”.
(original) Source: dolcegabbana.com
source: swide.com
PS i see an unnamed Amy Smart...also anyone know the model between Jocelyn and Michelle in frame 1 or last cropped brunette in 2nd to last frame?
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thanks a lot for posting!
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Alberta Ferretti SS 2010
Constance Jablonski, Kasia Struss, Hanne Gaby Odiele, Dorothea Barth Jorgensen
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Alberta Ferretti SS 2010
Constance Jablonski, Kasia Struss, Hanne Gaby Odiele, Dorothea Barth Jorgensen
ebook-free-download.net
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find sth interesting: Sean O’Pry by Dusan Reljin in Meisel’s Coat for Men’s Vogue China Fall 2010
http://forums.thefashionspot.com/showpost.php?p=7957181&postcount=12
http://forums.thefashionspot.com/showpost.php?p=7957181&postcount=12
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