One of Peter Lindberg's favourites. His images of her are stunning!

First Name: Marie Sophie

Last Name: Wilson-Carr

Nationality: French

Ethnicity:

Hair Color: Blonde

Eye Color: Blue / green

Date of Birth:

Place of Birth:

Height: 5'9.5" - 1,77m

Measurements: 34.5-25.5-35.5

Dress Size: (US)8 - (EU)38

Shoe Size: (US)9 - (EU)40

Agencies:

Take 2 Model Management

Viva Models - Paris

Marilyn Agency

DNA Model Management

Advertisements: Banana Republic, Comme des Garçons, Fendi, Helmut Lang, Hermès, Mariella Burani, Moschino, Nordstrom, Oil of Olay, Pomellato, Reebok, Salvatore Ferragamo

Magazine Covers:

Fashion Shows: {Lanvin, Helmut Lang}

Hobbies:

Notes: Marie-Sophie appeared in the 1997 Pirelli Calendar. She played a role in the film "...And They Lived Happily Ever After".

A few pics from tfs:

From the site of photographer Louise Maisons:

And taken by Lindberg for an article on '90s models in Italian Vogue July 2007

From the book: Images of Women by Peter Lindberg

Scans by me

phil, you are a man of style and taste, i adored her back in the day

she always reminded me of a living, breathing rennaissance painting

A classicists dream, the impressionists would have all gone GA-GA over her!

she always reminded me of a living, breathing rennaissance painting

just wish i had more of her! shes not one of the girls who is easily searched..... elusive now just as she was back then

just wish i had more of her! shes not one of the girls who is easily searched..... elusive now just as she was back then

Fendi

scanned by me

oh dear goddess i used to adore that ad ^^!!!!!!! its SOOOO incredible to see it again... its been about 15 yrs

so beautiful and yet strangely erotic as well

you rawk my sawks, man

i raided tfs and they have about 6 pages devoted to our marie-sophie

another fendi ad, somehow i think the statue ad is much friggin hotter

Less pathos and tension when flesh is replacing marble in this case.

some other stuff i found on tfs

Picture from the New York Times~

This is my first post...I think everyone here shares my taste. I love looking at the photos, I'm so surprised to see them!

Less pathos and tension when flesh is replacing marble in this case.

i think quite the opposite in this case, r.j... i think she connects with the statue MUCH more than

the pretty boy model theres some feeling in her face which is absent with said pretty boy

but then again im a bit prejudiced, seeing as how ive loved that ad since i was in my early to mid teens

Picture from the New York Times~

This is my first post...I think everyone here shares my taste. I love looking at the photos, I'm so surprised to see them!

sweetie, you get MAJOR points for making your FIRST post in the marie-sophie wilson thread

shows youre a young lady of style and taste

welcome to bellazon, korravai