Vogue Italia June 1989 : Rachel Williams by Steven Meisel

Content (208 pages)

"Perline Colorate..." (12 pages)
Model: Naomi Campbell
Photographer: Steven Meisel

"Anjelica Huston" (4 pages)
Model/Star: Anjelica Huston
Illustrator: Mats

"L'Avorio, Colore..." (8 pages)
Model: Sylvia Pintor
Photographer: Albert Watson

"Sole" (12 pages)
Model: Linda Evangelista
Photographer: Fabrizio Ferri

"Body Painting" (4 pages)
Model: Rachel Williams
Photographer: Steven Meisel

"Cristallo" (10 pages)
Models: Gretha Cavazzoni & Unknown
Photographer: Ellen von Unwerth

"Verticale" (8 pages)
Model: Unknown
Photographer: Fabrizio Ferri

"Un guardaropa Essenziale" (10 pages)
Models: Tatjana Patitz & Unknown
Photographer: Patrick Demarchelier

"Mare Sabia" (8 pages)
Model: Katrina McConnell
Photographer: Barry McKinley

"Africa" (10 pages)
Models: Lana Ogilvie & Tara Yobit Abate?
Photographer: Fabrizio Ferri

"Kaki, Un Unico Colore..." (8 pages)
Model: Lynne Koester
Photographer: Albert Watson

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"Capri..."
Model: Unknown
Photographer: Claus Wickrath
Hair & Makeup: Enzo Laera






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"Positano"
Model: Helena Christensen
Photographer: Mario Nodari
Hair & Makeup: Enzo Laera








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"Capelli - Strategie di Mantenimento"
Model: Robyn Mackintosh
Photographer: Andrew MacPherson


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"Perline Colorate..."
Model: Naomi Campbell
Photographer: Steven Meisel
Hair: Oribe
Makeup: François Nars







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"Anjelica Huston"
Model/Star: Anjelica Huston
Illustrator: Mats Gustafson




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"L'Avorio, Colore..."
Model: Sylvia Pintor
Photographer: Albert Watson
Hair: Pascal
Makeup: Michel Voyski





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"Body Painting"
Model: Rachel Williams
Photographer: Steven Meisel
Hair: Oribe
Makeup: François Nars



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"Cristallo"
Models: Gretha Cavazzoni & Unknown
Photographer: Ellen von Unwerth
Hair: Sam McKnight
Makeup: Laurie Starrett






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Such a gorgeous, liberating cover shot.

This sort of artistic vision would be shouted down immediately as everything from objectifying to racist in 2018, sadly. It’s ironic and frightening how high fashion is so conservative and PC-polite nowadays. Nothing creatively brave and daring anymore. And it wasn’t only just sexual liberation— although Rachel’s and Linda’s shoots are as gorgeous as it gets to displaying the human body in the best light. The Gigl-adorned opening shot by Albert for L'Avorio, Colore is so achingly romantic, I miss his brand of the gentlewoman so much.

And Fabien’s graphic designs remains as modern as ever. You can literally feel the hot summer sun, smell the ocean air, and hear the Mediterranean winds in this issue.

Thank you so much burbuja.
 
^You're very welcome, Phuel. You're right about the high fashion nowdays, i mean, many editorials are so repetitive & also some ad campaigns. I'm not amazed with recent images of the industry, maybe how change the representation of the fashion photography & the "supermodel", it's just for make money & don't care about the art what it represents.
 
^^^ It’s absolutely all about money.

The industry is more greedy than it’s ever been.

This whole “inclusivity and diversity” tagline is as shallow as Maria’s “We Should All Be Feminist” tee. Just another gimmick to sell to SM-culture. And all the while, some people are really believing that the industry is kinder, more compassionate and more inclusive. They’re just pandering and more careful so they don’t receive the wrath of SM-culture which could hurt their sales LOL

VI apologizing for the recent tanned Gigi when ignorant people accused them of Blackface is the reason this brand of creativity and artistry displayed here would never get the light of day in puritanical-PC 2018. Instead of apologizing for a tanned Palestinian woman (further digitally color-enahnced as a signature of a photographer), VI needed to have the balls to explain to the pitchfork crowd exactly that: Klein’s was a hyper stylized imagery of a tanned woman— the sort of fashionable aesthetic that is is seen in Northern European countries.

Ignorance is the result of the uneducated, and most people would rather be enlightened and learn from their misunderstandings than remain blissfully ignorant. God only knows how much I’ve learned from some of the members around here… VI apologizing only cements their accusers’ ignorance and arrogance: And from now on, everyone who is not Black, who is shown with a darker skintone, will be considered Blackface… :sigh: And that diminishes the historical significance of such a damning racist mockery more than people will ever know.

These fashion magazine archives are such a wealth of not only creativity and artistry (and inspiration), they’re a wealth of education, as far as I’m concerned. Thanks again, burbuja and everyone else, for the constant updates.
 
^^You're very welcome, Phuel for sharing your opinion about that, Nowadays, VI has become a joke.
 
"Verticale"
Model: Unknown
Photographer: Fabrizio Ferri
Hair: Aldo Coppola
Makeup: Alessandra Casoni





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"Stelle Story"
Models: Donna Jordan & Moyra Swan
Photographers: Chris von Wangenheim & Alfa Castaldi





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"Un Guardaropa Essenziale"
Models: Tatjana Patitz & Unknown
Photographer: Patrick Demarchelier
Hair: Didier Malige
Makeup: Teresa Pemberton






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"Ascensionale"
Models: Grace Jones & Veruschka
Photographers: Jean-Paul Goude & Holger Triizsch




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"Mare Sabia"
Model: Katrina McConnell
Photographer: Barry McKinley
Hair: Rick Tipino
Makeup: Vincent Longo





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