parisienne

Dolores Chaplin

In the foreground is Eva Vhoorees. https://www.bellazon.com/main/topic/21708-eva-voorhees/

Kim Vos V 1- Sebastiaan Labrie with partner Kim Vos,Amsterdam Fashion Week 2008, Blue Blood V 2-fb

1- Rhea Durham https://www.bellazon.com/main/topic/3161-rhea-durham/ 2-3 Rhea Henderson https://www.bellazon.com/main/topic/66534-rhea-henderson/

Louise Bertaux https://www.bellazon.com/main/topic/91979-louise-bertaux/

...familiar...

Not Luisa,She is a model perhaps already identified in Bellazon... online seller

Yes,looks like her! Thanks dear

Estetica IT no.222-1 Jan-Feb 1983 - my scans -

Vogue February 1994 -- Noxzema ad - my scan -

Thanks Jim. I thought Rebecca was too young in '94 but I see now that she was born in 1971.

Vogue February 1994 -- The flat pack - my scan -

Bridget Hall https://www.bellazon.com/main/topic/1082-bridget-hall/

Vogue February 1994 -- Noxzema,Miraclesuit ads - The flat pack (only the girl in the center,of course) - my scans -

Vogue February 1994 -- Calvin Klein Escape,Bebe ads,I don't know if related off topic : the folding side of the Escape page still smells good, after three decades. - my scan -

Roberta Capua was/is very,very popular in Italy as a presenter,tv personality.

Thanks, I didn't know that she was a model. By the way, Helena Sanson (third from left) became a professor at Cambridge. https://www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/hls37

Vogue IT - Venezuela 1976 -- ph. Gian Paolo Barbieri pleasurephoto

Thank you @Dayrell Extraordinary model "The Countess" as Helmut Newton called her.

Amica IT no.52 - December 26 1988 - Annabella ad -- Liberti ad ( L: Laura Morino? R: ? ) - my photos -

Nathalie Lewin https://www.bellazon.com/main/topic/92429-nathalie-lewin/

Thanks for the interesting thread!

"...but it's Newton who holds the most vivid memories: "He had already photographed me, and I was thrilled to work with him again. He was incredibly kind and cool, but also very strict. The other girls hated him because he made you sweat. In the evening, after working with him all day, I was exhausted but happy, because I had given him everything he wanted, and for me, that was the most important thing. I had a sense of discipline that I still have today, a quality that sets you apart from those who don't possess it. In any case, Newton and I went to New York together for the first time and worked hard, and by the summer of 1963, about twenty pages of our photos had appeared in American Vogue."-- source: vanityfair.it Mirella Petteni in Venice, 1966. Photo: Helmut Newton pattern-vault

GIAN PAOLO BARBIERI - Mirella Petteni for Valentino, Vogue Italia 1969 online seller

Benedetta Barzini and Mirella Petteni in Valentino.Palazzo Borghese, Rome - Vogue, September 1968. Ph. Henry Clarke pattern-vault