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90' runway model ID
She is Thérèse Bachy
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90' runway model ID
Thank you for making the effort to start a topic in her honor. π Really appreciate it. ππ»
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Thank you,parisienne!
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90' runway model ID
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My pleasure. And thank you for the IDs as well. I met Maritess once back in the late 80s, when I was working a designer in Manila. She one of the models my boss had chosen to walk for our Moda Maynila luncheon show in the Manila Hotel. She was fairly new that time. The first thing I noticed was she cut an imposing figure and was really tall but such a gentle soul in contrast. Long and lean. And she was very well-mannered, very soft spoken and a bit reserved.- 90' runway model ID
Definitely Lynn Watts.- 90' runway model ID
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Her name was Maritess Damian. She was from the Philippines. She passed on April 2010 of cancer. Here's an excerpt from an article taken from femalenetwork.com Before Paris, there was Manila and Singapore. Standing 5 feet 11 inches with chinita looks, Damian is undeniably a head turner. After learning the ropes of modeling in the 80s, she sashayed into the Asian arena by way of Singapore. It was there that she caught the attention of Karl Lagerfeld in 1990. Then the House of Chanelβs chief designer, Lagerfeld personally invited Damian to try her luck in Paris. She said yes, though her plans were short-term. βI told myself I would just do one show to cover my expenses. I wanted to get the bakod (fence) of my parentsβ house in ParaΓ±aque repainted,β she recalls. But Damianβs looks were in demand, and rather than doing just one haute couture show, she did severalβChanel, Lanvin, and Guy Laroche, to name a few. One day, walking along rue St. Dominique, a talent scout hoped to get her to pose for the popular calendar of Italian tiremaker Pirelli, which couldβve been Damianβs ticket to sudden fame, but she nixed it when she found out she had to appear naked. After that one month, she gave notice she was heading home. The agency handed her the check for her work. It was made in her name for the amount of 400,000 French francs (about P2 million back then). βI asked if they made a mistake. But they didnβt. So I opened an account and decided to stay a few more months.β βThen I went back to Manila. My father doubted me a little bit because of all the renovations going on in our house. One day he said: βAnak, matanong nga kita. Sinoβng pinagtratrabahuhan mo? (roughly translated as, "daughter, which deisgners are you working for?")β So I told him I modeled for Givenchy, Chanel, but he didnβt recognize any of the names until I said βPaco Rabanne.β Then he said, βAy, βayun. Kilala ko βyun,ββ ( oh, yeah, that brand I know) Damian recalled with a laugh. She returned to Paris, determined to test her mettle against scores of models taller and prettier, perhaps, than she was. But Damian knew how to play the game. βYou need to be smart and wise to get into fashion big-time. I told myself: βIβm not here for nothing.β This [job] is mine. Every time I saw a line [of models] outside an agency or a fashion house for a casting call, I would walk in there with all confidence. When you present yourself, the designer needs to see the vibes. I researched the designers and what they wanted to achieve with their looks. That was how I was able to adapt,β says Damian. As her 20s went by, Damian knew modeling couldnβt be a lifetime career, as models begin in Paris as early as 15. βI decided to make the most of my experience by taking advantage of opportunities so I can do something big in the future. Iβll go to a place where I can earn a lot.β And this she did, personally working with Yves Saint Laurent as his permanent fitting and fashion show model until ChloΓ© came along with a more tempting offer. In 1997, Damian joined ChloΓ© as its house model and consultant, putting to the test her skills in interpreting the concepts of designers and executing them. It was here that she met Stella McCartney, then an up-and-coming designer who, along with Phoebe Philo, turned ChloΓ© around with their sporty, youthful look. βThe vibes with everyone was really great. The team was cool. I had a chance to express myself and do the T-shirt and sunglasses collection with the permission of Stella. That was the beginning, when I found out my creative side. Source: https://www.femalenetwork.com/lifestyle/features/maritess-damian- 90' runway model ID
Looking at your additional picture, I think it's Lisa Rutledge. What do you think?- 90' runway model ID
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Thamk you!!! π- 90' runway model ID
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Last one I think is Annika Andersson- Vintage Model IDs
Thank you π - 90' runway model ID
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