US Vogue December 1958 : Anne St. Marie by William Bell

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Photo William Bell
Model Anne St. Marie


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December Surprise—Next Year's Suit Now
Photo William Bell
Models Sunny Harnett, Unknown


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The Warm Surprises
Photo Louise Dahl-Wolfe
Models Ivy Nicholson, Mary Jane Russell
Hair Kenneth


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In Paris | Bright Yellow, Bright Pink, for Evening
Illustrator René Robert Bouché


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The Don't-Dress Question | 5 Shockproof Answers
Photo Jerry Schatzberg
Models Sunny Harnett, Isabella Albonico, Unknown


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The Bathing-Suit Scene—Set in December
Photo Jerry Schatzberg
Models Evelyn Tripp, Isabella Albonico, Unknown


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Stream of Christmasness
Photo Frances McLaughlin-Gill, John Stewart
Models Lisa Fonssagrives, Unknown


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Good Buys for Evening—Prices Decollete
Photo Sante Forlando
Model Unknown


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Beauty | Perfume Investment Guide for Men
Photo Jerry Schatzberg
Model Isabella Albonico?


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Fashions In Living | Christmas...
Photo Karen Radkai
Models Monique Chevalier, Unknown


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Vogue Patterns | Dress Supply for the Small Parties
Photo Jerry Schatzberg
Model Isabella Albonico


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Fashions In Living | At the Ball
Photo John Rawlings
Models Lucinda Hollingworth, Evelyn Tripp


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[Miss Dalloway]

Aaah Schatzberg!! I often forget about him, love his work. Also didn't Dahl-Wolfe work mostly for Bazaar?

 

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Aaah Schatzberg!! I often forget about him, love his work. Also didn't Dahl-Wolfe work mostly for Bazaar?

Yes she did, so it's such a nice treat to see her work here for Vogue!

 

[Miss Dalloway]

^ It surprised me, i do think I remember some falling out at Bazaar, and then she left, and worked for different magazines, but never reached that golden standard of work she did for HB.

Oh and i love how bold this cover is! Almost like somethng out of Funny Face.

 

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^ It surprised me, i do think I remember some falling out at Bazaar, and then she left, and worked for different magazines, but never reached that golden standard of work she did for HB.

Oh and i love how bold this cover is! Almost like somethng out of Funny Face.

Did she work for Vreeland at Bazaar?

 

[Miss Dalloway]

Did she work for Vreeland at Bazaar?

Oh yes, in fact theirs was the greatest creative relationship in Fashion history, not just Bazaar's. Dahl-Wolfe, I think, was one of the first photographers to really develop, and produce color photographs using natural light, particularly her amazing outdoor shoots, which she especially did often with Vreeland. Shooting outside was basically their signature, at the time when it wasn't so common. She did so many great Bazaar covers. At one point they did a famous editorial, shoot in Arizona desert, when a model suddenly fell ill, so Dahl-Wolfe convinces Vreeland to step in, and actually model herself. She refused at first, but it was clear they had no other option, and the ed is glorious. Amazing backdrops, and Vreeland looking great.

 

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Did she work for Vreeland at Bazaar?

Speaking of Vreeland for Bazaar, is there a chance you will provide us some content of hers from her Tenure ?

 

[Miss Dalloway]

^ They seriosuly need to make the archive!! I doubt Hearst has the money of Conde to get it up and running, but it would be epic, because Bazaar was a far better magazine at that time.

 

[GERGIN]

^ They seriosuly need to make the archive!! I doubt Hearst has the money of Conde to get it up and running, but it would be epic, because Bazaar was a far better magazine at that time.

I watched that Diana Vreeland biopic that came out in 2013 last night and her work at Bazaar seemed so effortless and chic, she really revolutionized fashion, no, lifestyle magazines as we know them today...