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Thank you for all the new additions. As everyone says, I am so surprised (and thrilled) that there are still new pictures from the 80s and and I just love it when there are outtakes from well-known shoots such as the Wayne Maser one. Continue with the good work! That scanner was a good investment for all of us!

I never understood why all the other models in that editorial had single shots or in pairs but not Stephanie. I am sure there are some in Peter Lindbergh's archives somewhere...

Thanks for all the great runway photos. Quite a lot are new to me, I am so excited and thankful.

You are the expert! Thank you for correcting me. It makes complete sense.

I think I remember in French ELLE the. photo you posted saying how Dolce and Gabanna were inspired by Alaïa and they had even used one of his favourite models. But again, my memory could be playing tricks... I does indeed look like the Donatella Versace dresses you posted...

As for the one in the grey pantsuit, it seems to be from the same show as the Pamela Dennis in 1999, it's the same logo in the background. And if I am not mistaken, it wasn't really a fashion show but some sort of charity event. So maybe the pantsuit was the same charity, but another year?

And I know I've seen the one with the hat somewhere... I always thought in was from an editorial, something in Vogue circa 1988, bu Arthur Elgort maybe?

I might be mistaken but I think the white bandage dress was from Dolce and Gabanna in 2000.

I think she walked for John Galliano in 1996.

I don't know why they have photoshopped her tattoo on that photo and why in all of Patrick Demarchelier's books it is credited as "nude" and not as "Stephanie Seymour", when it was published with the tattoo in Vogue Italia. I even saw it in a gallery for sale, without the tattoo and called "Nude St Barth". I wouldn't pay thousands of euros for a photo of Stephanie with her tattoo removed! But her incredible figure is still recognizable.

Since they say in the article that she is 38 years old, the year must be 2006. But although it is from a French magazine, this clipping is new to me, so I can't help with the photographer.

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your amazing collection with us. Your scans are very much appreciated. I wonder: did you get all these magazines and catalogs back then and you kept them for all those years or did you buy them recently? Is it still possible to find catalogs from the 90s for sale in vintage magazines shops? Or did you find this treasure trove by chance in someone's attic?

Thank you. Where do you find these???

Thank you so much for all these new posts. Some of the photos are new to me, and there is nothing that I like more than outtakes of great shoots. Christmas has come early this year!

Thank you so much! I knew some of the photos, but there are a lot that are new to me_ always a treat. I wonder what Megan Douglas is doing right now, she was a great model.

Too bad for the catalogs... Thanks for the info, I'll check if I can find that book.

I just love this shoot! If you ever happen to sell this catalog, let me know...

She was on fire in 2008, the year she turned 40. She had a whole issue of Pop magazine dedicated to her, she was the first model to appear alone in the Neiman Marcus catalogue, she had editorials in several editions of ELLE, as well as campaigns for Louis Vuitton and Valentino. I remember there was a controversy about the Valentino had, some said her arms were too muscular and manly, which I didn't understand, for me, she embodies perfection.

Is that really Stephanie? Looks like IA... But thanks for posting.

It's so weird: Stephanie is on the cover of the French edition of Vanity Fair (the group photo with all the other models) but her photos are missing from the portfolio, whereas all the other models' are there. It's such a shame, hers was the best...

Nobody wears sheer dresses like Stephanie! I love everything, her body, the pose... It reminds me of Avedon's famous photo of her. So glad to see her back!

THANK YOU so so much!

Thanks a lot, great work. (Could you do the same with the pictures of Stephanie Seymour?)

Words can't even begin to express how thankful I am for these AMAZING posts. I love Stephanie's work with Herb Ritts, he really got on film the most incredible aspects of her body and face. i almost had a heart attack when I saw them. One or two never-seen-before are already a treat, but this??? Thank you SO much.

Those are AMAZING! Thank you so much. Stephanie and Sante really worked magic together.