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Vivienne Westwood F/W 1996: vogue.com & getty

ELLE Germany May 2005 by Carl Bengtsson with Zdenka Barcalova carlbengtsson.com

This American Express Departures 2006 editorial by Carl Bengtsson was posted by Minerva13 before, but these are a little bit bigger so I hope you don't mind a repost: carlbengtsson.com

@fahad.s thank you so much for your amazing scans and snaps, that Numero April 1999 editorial is just too stunning Unfortunately I don't have much late nineties magazines, I am planning to buy them for further scanning but I cannot promise it will happen fast. I'll memorize that you love Audrey, if I'll find something with her I'll post it right away

Christian Dior F/W 1997 Also pictured Shalom Harlow "I loved performing at Galiano shows. It was not only Theatrical on stage, but was very entertaining backstage. Imagine, if we had social media and iPhones at that time ? All the glamorous, fun, dramatic, all Star quality moments I enjoyed documenting on my own." - @irinapantaevaofficial 3 pictures were originally posted by ArianaVSCouture here

@ArianaVSCouture you are an angel Thank you so much again for all the beauty that you generously share with us

Krizia F/W 1995 originally posted by ArianaVSCouture here

Photographed by Manfred Thierry Mugler in 1995 @manfredthierrymugler

Vogue US October 1995 "The Rei Way" Photographer: Irving Penn Styling: Phyllis Posnick Hair: Oribe Make-up: Francois Nars Vogue Archive via aracic @ tfs === Irina has shared her memories on Irving Penn in her instagram: "On this snowy day, remembering a Legendary Irving Penn. We have shared many unforgettable moments shooting for Vogue, drinking tea and discussing Art and Life. Every person that came across my professional and personal path, has become my greatest teachers."

Vogue US July 1995 "Baby's Got A Brand-New Bag" Photographers: Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin Stylist: Anne Christensen Hair: Danilo Make-up: James Kaliardos Vogue Archive via aracic @ tfs

Thank you so much for this beautiful topic @Vogue Girl Vivienne Westwood S/S 1998 Models: Irina Pantaeva, utm fondazionegianpaolobarbieri.it

An interview (in English) with Irina on a Mongolian show (thanks to Sweet rus for posting it on tfs ) I was surprised to know she is not just a daughter of a theatre costumer, but has a degree in design herself. And she is truly a brilliant woman, well-educated, intelligent and grateful

One more picture from this ed, appeared in the reprint in Elle Russia December 1996: anastassiaorlova @ ebay

Calvin Klein F/W 1995: vogue.com

John Galliano F/W 1997: vogue.com

I loved this whole article, all the models shared amazing stories about their careers. I loved Irina's story especially, it is so inspiring and heart-warming, she is truly a Buryat Cinderella! And I am absolutely sure that good things happen to good people. I decided to translate it if someone is interested It is really a very nice article, please don't hesitate to spend two minutes to read. I'm not a translator in any way and my English isn't perfect, so please excuse any mistakes IRINA'S STORY "I left Russia in the early nineties, miraculously gotten a French visa, and ended up in Paris. My appearance was extraordinary, drastically different from what fashion industry was used to. The girl with an exotic asian look couldn't get accepted - agencies just turned me down. I've heard this all the time: "Too weird!", "Not commercial", "You don't even look like a human!" But I didn't give up. I landed a housekeeper job for a while. My mom stayed with my little son in Buryatia and I had to make money to provide for my family. On the mornings and evenings I washed floors, in the daytime - was running errands for castings. It was March 1994, I walked the street and suddenly saw a queue of beautiful girls near a bulding. It turned out to be a Givenchy casting and one of the models told me that Karl Lagerfeld is looking for candidates for his show, and suggested to me to come together. That's how we gotten at a threshold of the legendary fashion house. At that time my English was really poor and I kept on repeating, like a parrot, three phrases which I've memorized on the way: "My name is Irina. I came from Siberia, Russia. I came here to meet Karl Lagerfeld". With this speech I surprisingly climed up the stairs from one floor to another until I've finally met Karl's permanent assistant - and repeated my speech once again. He smiled, took me by the hand and walked me to Karl Lagerfeld's office! The designer was sitting at his table at the moment and asked: "Who are you?" And I go: "My name is Irina. I came from Siberia, Russia. And I'm so happy to meet you". We both laughed out loud. Then he dicided to arrange a fitting. When the dresses were brought, I started to turn them iside out - I was curious to see them in all the details! My mother worked as a costumer in a buryat theather her whole life, and I totally understood what a colossal work was done. That's why I sincerely complemented his work ("Very good".) He laughed and asked me to walk. Then I said: "I need music". They turned on some music, and I put on a real show! The show must go on! We started trying one dress after another. At the end Karl asked me: "What are you doing tomorrow? Do you want to participate in the show?" I was about to lose consciousness! But clarified: "Will there be music?" - "YES!" - "Then I'll come!" The next day I've gotten at the backstage, the show took place in Louvre. I was sitting on the floor, with hair and make up, and there were Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Kate Moss, Christy Turlington running around me. Carla Bruni came up to me: "Who are you?! Why we didn't see you before?! I'm sure you're gonna make it big in fashion. Do you want to come with us to New York the next week?" I couldn't believe this is happening to me in reality. The next challenge was to draw up an American visa in my Soviet at that moment passport. It was impossible, but it miraculously happened - I've gotten my visa in a day, and I actually flew to New York. That's how my modeling career started". Chanel F/W 1994 vogue.com

Huge thanks to all the posters in this topic, Irina is such a stunner ❤️ Her editorials for Vogue and Harper's Bazaar are magnificent ❤️ That was a hella gorgeous campaign! Different versions of the posted above and one new pic: fondazionegianpaolobarbieri.it

Thank you

@Minerva13 darling, can you please take a look? Is this Natalia Zavillova?

@elephant81 @nightowl thank you

Thank you so much in advance

Carven Haute Couture S/S 2000

^ Beauty overdose

Oh my God, she is so beautiful Wonderful ed, thank you so much for posting and thank you @fahad.s for taking the snaps! @ArianaVSCouture thank you again for the gorgeous runway photos

@ArianaVSCouture thank you SO MUCH for all your fantastic posts with all these gorgeous older runway pictures Thank you for saving all this beauty for us