Steven Meisel - Photographer

[aracic]

L'uomo Vogue March 1996
Gus and Sebastian
Styling: Joe McKenna
Hair: Jimmy Paul
Make-up: Denise Markey


My scan

 

[kasper!]

Now looking back that 1996 June ed is pure Bill King style.

 

[Deleted member 141523]

Now looking back that 1996 June ed is pure Bill King style.

From april '96 to July from that year Steven had a brief Bill King era!

^^ I don't understand. Anya Taylor Joy worked with him? I can't see the IG post.

 

[aracic]

^^ I don't understand. Anya Taylor Joy worked with him? I can't see the IG post.

Yes, indeed. You should be able to see the images from the scrapped campaign on his official Instagram, I'm not sure why the IG link I posted isn't working.

 

[Phuel]

Still dumbfounded as to why he has never released a tome— or 10, of his body of work. Why he hasn't/won’t release a volume similar to Gisele’s tome is simply mind-boggling.

Never been a fan of Linda, so a book devoted to just her is an easy pass; and at under 300 pages, seems lacking. And although the concept of his SEX offering was a nice piece of pop art, the content was really hit and miss: It’s not his best work.

He may have an ego-- and frankly, he's earned it, but he sure is humble when it comes to preserving and showcasing his incredible body of work.

The top two are Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins from the Foo Fighters.

Never would have guessed it if my life depended on it. They look like teenagers. Such a fun shot: Looks like they're struggling to lift a 600lb woman..

 

[Deleted member 141523]

Steven worked a lot with Amber, Raquel, Stella, Naomi, Guinevere, Sasha and Carolyn. Each deserves a book!

 

[aracic]

Glamour Italia April 1992



Francesca
Photography: Steven Meisel
Styling: Brana Wolf
Hair: Serge Normant
Make-up: Laura Mercier
Models: Frankie Rayder & David Boals


my scans

 

[KaKe]

Still dumbfounded as to why he has never released a tome— or 10, of his body of work. Why he hasn't/won’t release a volume similar to Gisele’s tome is simply mind-boggling.

Never been a fan of Linda, so a book devoted to just her is an easy pass; and at under 300 pages, seems lacking. And although the concept of his SEX offering was a nice piece of pop art, the content was really hit and miss: It’s not his best work.

He may have an ego-- and frankly, he's earned it, but he sure is humble when it comes to preserving and showcasing his incredible body of work.



Never would have guessed it if my life depended on it. They look like teenagers. Such a fun shot: Looks like they're struggling to lift a 600lb woman..

like all great artists he lets the work stand for itself and have a life of its own instead of releasing a book.

 

[MagFan]

Maybe scared to be canceled as a copycat

 

[KaKe]

Maybe scared to be canceled as a copycat

copycat of whom?

 

[Deleted member 116957]

copycat of whom?

Are you seriously asking this...

 

[Rigida]

copycat of whom?

Avedon mostly for his studio shoots... but he has referenced other photographers too such as Penn, Chris von Wangenheim, Guy Bourdin, John Rawlings... the list goes on

 

[KaKe]

Avedon mostly for his studio shoots... but he has referenced other photographers too such as Penn, Chris von Wangenheim, Guy Bourdin, John Rawlings... the list goes on

oh i disagree, he's very original.

 

[KaKe]

Are you seriously asking this...

yes and?

 

[RaisinBoy]

Meisel is going to be the new creative director of Vogue Brazil! Tamara is no longer!!!!
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

 

[KaKe]

can anyone share or identify the original editorial?

liveauctioneers.com

 

[aracic]

can anyone share or identify the original editorial?

liveauctioneers.com

Not an editorial, but one of the images made in 1987 for Azzedine Alaia's unpublished book. Apparently Azzedine thought it offensive of Meisel to put his dresses on men and the images were not well received. The images did appear in some other publications throughout the years, for example I am positive that several images appear in the first issue of Joe McKenna's magazine, Joe's.

 

[KaKe]

Not an editorial, but one of the images made in 1987 for Azzedine Alaia's unpublished book. Apparently Azzedine thought it offensive of Meisel to put his dresses on men and the images were not well received. The images did appear in some other publications throughout the years, for example I am positive that several images appear in the first issue of Joe McKenna's magazine, Joe's.

that's interesting, what a loser azzedine was, don't get why he was so loved. do you know the models' names?

 

[Scotty]

We need the full ed for this.

 

[helmutnotdead]

that's interesting, what a loser azzedine was, don't get why he was so loved. do you know the models' names?

girl you better regret talking like that about Azzedine. show some respect