US Vanity Fair May 1992 : Ivana Zelníčková by Annie Leibovitz

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Photo Eric Boman
Stylist Marina Schiano
Subject Ivana Zelníčková
Hair Maury Hopson
Makeup Andrea Paoletti


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Ivana Czechs In
Photo Eric Boman
Stylist Marina Schiano
Text Bob Colacello
Subject Ivana Zelníčková
Hair Maury Hopson
Makeup Andrea Paoletti


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Spotlight | Pas de Deau
Photo Annie Leibovitz
Stylist Marina Schiano
Subjects Darci Kistler, Peter Martins
Hair Mitch Barry
Makeup Mary Greenwell


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A New Jay Dawning
Photo George Lange
Text Michael Shnayerson
Subject Jay McInerney


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Spotlight | Gotta Dance!
Photo Michel Comte
Stylist Stephen Romano
Text Leslie Bennetts
Subject Gregory Hines


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Carol In Wonderland
Photo Harry Benson
Stylist Jane Ross
Text Ben Brantley
Subject Carol Matthau
Hair Stepheni Contor
Makeup Joanne Gair


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Spotlight | Binoche, by Gosh!
Photo Nick Briggs
Stylist Cathy Kasterine
Text Julie Kavanagh
Subject Juliet Binoche
Hair & Makeup Fiona Moore


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Spotlight | Fine Feathered Fiend
Text James Wolcott
Subject Batman


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Calvin Klein Jeans SS 1992
Photo Bruce Weber
Models Carré Otis, Marcus Schenkenberg



Calvin Klein Escape Spring 1992
Photo Bruce Weber
Models Scott King, Shana Zadrick


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St. John SS 1992
Photo Neil Kirk
Model Kelly Gray



Gianni Versace Seta SS 1992
Photo Irving Penn
Model Linda Evangelista


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Elizabeth Taylor White Diamonds Spring 1992
Photo Gary Bernstein?
Model Elizabeth Taylor
Hair José Eber
Makeup Francesca Tolot



Ralph Lauren Safari SS 1992
Photo Bruce Weber
Model Kim Nye


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Giorgio Armani Occhiali SS 1992
Photo Aldo Fallai
Models Unknown, John Adams



Guess Jeans SS 1992
Photo Ellen Von Unwerth
Model Claudia Schiffer


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Adrienne Vittadini SS 1992
Photo Ellen Von Unwerth
Model Susan Holmes


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Table of Contents/On the Cover


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I feel like there are always old RL ads by Bruce that I had never seen before. And come to think of it, I think the CK Escape ad is new to my eyes too!

May I ask, why Zelnîcková? she had been legally 'Ivana Trump' for over a decade around this time and widely known by that name. The articles and cover also refer to her as Trump.

 

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I feel like there are always old RL ads by Bruce that I had never seen before. And come to think of it, I think the CK Escape ad is new to my eyes too!

May I ask, why Zelnîcková? she had been legally 'Ivana Trump' for over a decade around this time and widely known by that name. The articles and cover also refer to her as Trump.

I just didn't want to use her married name.

 

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^ fair! in my mind, distancing them from their context and assigning them individuality as if they had not relinquished it in order to profit and acquire notoriety through a last name that, by the early 90s, already signified leech-y and rotten ways of amassing fortune, fame and social-climbing (even mentioned in page 178- second to last paragraph), it dignifies, redeems and revises who they were as people. She was no different than the ex-husband.. she just didn't have the chance to be someone in politics.