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BACKSTAGE IN 1991 source listal

BRIGHDIE BIBIANO GROUNDS in 2025 source PhotogenicsMedia Still actively modeling for Photogenics in L.A. : https://photogenicsmedia.com/model/brighdie-grounds/#portfolio Her instagram: www.instagram.com/beingbrighdie

VARIOUS EDITORIAL PICTURES - photo and year unknown source sironacleanse

HARPER‘S BAZAAR GERMANY - (ca.1990-92) year and photo unknown source sironacleanse

ELLE AUSTRALIA Oct.1990 - photo unknown source sironacleanse

WALLPAPER MAGAZINE Apr.2000 - photo unknown source eBay

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Veruschka by Friedemann Hauss: source lebe liebe lache

Vogue France (Paris) August 1972 "Récital & 72' Les classique" Models: Susanne Schöneborn, Jeanette Christjansen, Susan Bottomly, Ségolène de Mandat-Grancey, Anne-Marie, Laurence Delannoy, Alyette de Croy, Béatrice Martin, Nathalie Delannoy, Paulette Burard & Unknown Photographer: Helmut Newton Hair: Jean-Louis David Discovered and posted by @Vogue Girl Scanned by Freya at ciaovogue.blogspot.com

Obituary from Vogue archives in March 2022: Susanne Schöneborn, the German model who was featured on eight American Vogue covers, has died. In both the magazine's interior spreads, and in the famous 1970s Charlie fragrance ads, Schöneborn was almost always photographed on the go, the very picture of the liberated, independent woman, moving through the world with a confident stride. Like the jewelry designer Elsa Peretti, Schöneborn kept her hair close-cropped, and her grin was as dazzling as any Tiffany diamond. "Her smile, it was the sunrise and the sunset," said her former partner Bob Menna on a call. The model was the daughter of a German doctor father and a Jewish Hungarian mother who survived World War II apart and were later able to reunite in Germany and raise their three children in Frankfurt. The youngest of 3 siblings, Schöneborn was born in West Berlin, on April 5, 1943, and moved to Paris to pursue modeling at the age of 20, working first for Marc Bohan at Christian Dior before becoming a house model for Coco Chanel herself. In 1994, at 52 she became a face of Nivea. She was, noted Alexandra (her daughter) "the first model with white/gray hair to be used for any cosmetics campaign in Germany." Age inclusivity was not much spoken about in the 1990s, the era when models gained "super" status. Schöneborn belonged to an earlier generation who were working towards liberties Linda, Christy, and Naomi could take for granted. "She was a generous and thoughtful woman who was easy to love," her daughter wrote. "Anyone who even had just a passing interaction with her was impacted by her kind and youthful spirit.“

VOGUE ITALIA Apr.1973 - photo unknown source archivio Vogue italia

CAZAL optical glasses advertisement 1990s source webfind

VOGUE PARIS Nov.1969 - photo Irving Penn source magazine canteen

Charlie fragrance ad by Revlon 1973 source alamy

Composite Talents Munich source modelscomposites

VOGUE US covers: Jul.1969 - photo John Cowan Sep.1, 1969 Oct.15, 1969 - photo Irving Penn Nov.1, 1969 - photo Irving Penn Nov.15, 1969 Dec.1969 Nov.15, 1979 source Vogue archives

NIVEA VITAL 1995 my scan

Another NIVEA 1995 ad source eBay

LANVIN S/S 1989 (possibly incorrect year - rather 1990-92) discovered and posted by @fakediorpurse IDed by @danny-19

Harper’s Bazaar UK 1990 by Clive Arrowsmith source instagram

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Ah ok understood! Yes Julia was on the German market for quite some time and Louisa Models did the full commercial program with her. She took off actually quite late in her career but she is definitely too young for it and was only 5 or 6 in 1989.

Elite Europe book 1994 my scan

Not sure if I understand the communication but isn’t this Julia Stegner and not Westin?