US Harper's Bazaar May 1993 : Christy Turlington by Peter Lindbergh

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Halston Revisited
Model unknown
Photography by Hiro

Little Me
Christy Turlington
Photography by Peter Lindbergh

Pleasure Island
Amber Valletta
Photography by Patrick Demarchelier

Back To The Bronze Age?
Model unknown
Photography by Patrick Demarchelier

What Suits
Nadja Auermann
Photography by Patrick Demarchelier

The New Cindy Sherman Collection
Cindy Sherman
Photography by Cindy Sherman

Depp Perception
Johnny Depp
Photography by Mary Ellen Mark

Zanzibar
Helena Christensen
Photography by Patrick Demarchelier

Junior Bazaar: "Juliet Juliet"
Model unknown
Photography by Patrick Demarchelier

 

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Little Me
Christy Turlington
Photography by Peter Lindbergh


Source : http://djuna.kr/christy/

 

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What Suits?
Model: Nadja Auermann
Photographer: Patrick Demarchelier
Hair: Kevin Mancuso
Make-up: Laura Mercier


Source : http://forums.thefashionspot.com/showpost.php?p=10966399&postcount=861

 

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Pleasure Island
Amber Valletta
Photography by Patrick Demarchelier


Source : https://coolpima.wordpress.com/

 

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The New Cindy Sherman Collection
Cindy Sherman
Photography by Cindy Sherman


Source : http://photemera.blogspot.fr/

 

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Zanzibar
Helena Christensen
Photography by Patrick Demarchelier
Hair: Didier Malige for Frederic Fekkai
Make-up: Moyra Mulholland for The Clive Salon


Source : http://helenachristensen.stefmodels.fr/

 

[kab348]

Lovely issue. Thanks for posting

 

[ellastica]

the second image of Zanzibar is my favorite editorial shot of Helena of all time. her skin is out of this world.

Little Me, makes me miss 90s BAZAAR so badly.

before 'Classic' and 'Effortless' became catch-phrases, there was BAZAAR helmed by Liz Tiberis, who quietly heralded in a new era of fresh-spirited optimism and an anything goes hi-lo fashion approach.

She somehow magically distilled the rebellious attitude of 90s grunge, strict tailoring of 80s power dressing and zen 90s minimalism to create a magazine which celebrated individuality; she encouraged experimentation and having FUN with fashion while still staying true to yourself. This was reflected in her witty and down-to-earth Editor's Letters which demystified high fashion and 'kept it real.' and most of all she cared about ART and commerce. such a beautifully put together magazine which honored HB's legendary roots.