August 11, 201212 yr Cute,in her own way Pre-haircut Kristen was very pretty. Quite a contrast from the androgynous no-eyebrows look she adopted in the early 90s. The guy with her is a very young Tanel Bedrossiantz, who still models in Gaultier fashion shows these days. I love this comment Tanel made about fashion shows in the 80s compared to fashion shows today: ”In the 80s fashion shows were much more festive, much more fun, much more friendly… fashion show rooms were huge, many people came without invitation, you knew someone to let you go in. They were big parades with sometimes fifty models. There was often hysteria in the room, people whistled and shouted for joy… Now it is much more traditional, models one hardly knows, fashion shows last 15 minutes, people in the room has the air of boredom, sends messages with their mobile phones and the whole world is gone in 10 minutes… The Magic, the Madness of the major fashion shows is lost.”
August 12, 201212 yr Cute,in her own way Pre-haircut Kristen was very pretty. Quite a contrast from the androgynous no-eyebrows look she adopted in the early 90s. The guy with her is a very young Tanel Bedrossiantz, who still models in Gaultier fashion shows these days. I love this comment Tanel made about fashion shows in the 80s compared to fashion shows today: ”In the 80s fashion shows were much more festive, much more fun, much more friendly… fashion show rooms were huge, many people came without invitation, you knew someone to let you go in. They were big parades with sometimes fifty models. There was often hysteria in the room, people whistled and shouted for joy… Now it is much more traditional, models one hardly knows, fashion shows last 15 minutes, people in the room has the air of boredom, sends messages with their mobile phones and the whole world is gone in 10 minutes… The Magic, the Madness of the major fashion shows is lost.” Perfect portrait of a bygone era. Sometimes these big swarms were also made by non-professional models."fashion show rooms were huge,many people came without invitation" and backstages were chaotic,so true
August 12, 201212 yr Yes, it´s true that the shows were more playful before & were more ready to spontaneity and interaction with the public, it was all much less rigid. And the girls were either outrageously beautiful & most women, or with a distinct personality and many tables on the catwalk... not comment on the clothes... :wub2:...: it was all much more creative & original than now. Now with Internet, smartphones, fashion blogs and streaming fashion shows, so to speak to the absorption of couture houses with tradition by corporations, we are all overexposed to the subject and until indigested. It´s almost impossible to find the element of surprise, a salutary lesson... so long for those days, perhaps more informal but also more fun & dreamy. Suzanne Lanza, Marie-Sophie Wilson-Carr & Susan Miner (?) by Patrick Demarchelier (coats: Gianni Versace). Vogue Italia, August 1988; Vicky Koulianou. Gianni Versace RTW SS´89; Maureen Gallagher, Hog Ranch 1987, by Peter Beard
August 13, 201212 yr ^ Agree with you (must also say that the past is always mythical) Suzanne Lanza, Marie-Sophie Wilson-Carr & Susan Miner (?) by Patrick Demarchelier (coats: Gianni Versace). Vogue Italia, August 1988; Is Susie Great find!Thank you so much Gioia,n.11-17 March 1986 :morning: Four mysterious girls wearing Valentino,Ferre,Versace and other big names from the Penisola.Their poses are pure Eighty style
August 14, 201212 yr Gioia-n.11--17 March 1986--Fendi,ss86 Model (?) with Anna Fendi,one of the five Fendissime (plus Karl Lagerfeld,who has been called “the sixth Fendi child")
August 15, 201212 yr I agree with both of you. The past is indeed always mythical, but also the fashion industry became extremely watered-down (compared to how it used to be) and there's definitely an overexposure to fashion these days. And, the corporate acquisition of the prominent fashion houses was the probably one of the worst things to happen to those houses, as in many cases it cheapened their image. Anyway, thanks for all the pics.
August 15, 201212 yr Thank you very much, guys! -a pity that for the general public only has transcended of this great house (Fendi) the symbol of the baguette bag... creation of the early 2000's; I love its leather, like that of Ferragamo... indeed, the creator of the best uniform (IMO) of the London Olympics, San Marino-. I'm not sure but, could be perhaps Anna Bayle? (I upload some pics from her blog to illustrate)
August 16, 201212 yr I think the first three pictures are Anna. Not sure about the 4th picture. No idea about the four girls.
August 16, 201212 yr ^ I refer to post 970,you refer to post 972 right?.I think Fendi model it's Japanese or Chinese. I misunderstood the words of prejean Sorry .
August 16, 201212 yr Calvin Klein S/S 1990 models include: Linda Evangelista, Josie Borain, Paulina Porizkova, Elaine Irwin, Yasmin Le Bon, Gail Elliott, Christy Turlington, Marpessa, Maria Johnson, Naomi Campbell, Suzanne Lanza, Cynthia Anthonio, and Karen Alexander
August 16, 201212 yr ^ I refer to post 970,you refer to post 972 right?.I think Fendi model it's Japanese or Chinese. I misunderstood the words of prejean Sorry .
August 16, 201212 yr ^ I refer to post 970,you refer to post 972 right?.I think Fendi model it's Japanese or Chinese. I misunderstood the words of prejean Sorry .
August 16, 201212 yr ^ I refer to post 970,you refer to post 972 right?.I think Fendi model it's Japanese or Chinese. I misunderstood the words of prejean Sorry . I was confused also. I thought she was referring to the four pictures she posted in post #972. I thought she wasn't sure if those 4 pics were of Anna or not.A case of all-around confusion.
August 18, 201212 yr Thanks Spiral.Hope we can find more photos of Annabel Vogue-n2290-03--March 1988 Marie Sophie Wilson Carr ph. Arthur Elgort
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