On 12/1/2022 at 2:08 PM, Chirkomania said:

Hey folks,plz does anyone know their ID's?As always MANY THANKS in advance for all of you

 

   

#55

 

still unknown?

"DE COME-BACK VAN DE POEDERDONS" - Harper´s BAZAAAR Netherlands/Belgium November/December 1988 #6 by Richard Pierce

Is it Tatjana Patitz or does it remind me just too much of her Tyen editorial?

LEOLUX advertisement - Harper´s BAZAAAR Netherlands/Belgium November/December 1988 #6

"Massage" - Harper´s BAZAAAR Netherlands/Belgium November/December 1988 #6 by Dustin Rittman, Mike Reinhardt, Bill Silano

Twee sherry advertisement - Harper´s BAZAAAR Netherlands/Belgium November/December 1988 #6

GORDON´s DRY GIN advertisement - Harper´s BAZAAAR Netherlands/Belgium November/December 1988 #6

Burberrys advertisement - Harper´s BAZAAAR Netherlands/Belgium November/December 1988 #6

COSMOPOLITAN advertisement - Harper´s BAZAAAR Netherlands/Belgium November/December 1988 #6

Hermesetas GOLD advertisement - Harper´s BAZAAAR Netherlands/Belgium November/December 1988 #6

59 minutes ago, missparker7 said:

There´s also Triumph underwear and Triumph motorcycles. So not that unusual.

It's bizarre that they chose to have the same name of a huge and well established company like Lindor chocolate, anyone with common sense would know that their little brand with the same name would disappear next to it. I grew up in Italy, this is an Italian brand, and never in my life have I heard of Lindor wool (and my mom was heavy into fashion), because everyone associates the name with something else. I know it happens, but the choice was bizarre, and clearly self sabotaging.

6 hours ago, parisienne said:

I was just about to write her name.What a surprise.Dutch- Italian model turned TV personality who pops up every now and then in various threads. .

Winschoten,1972

I remember Ellen growing up, she was everywhere on TV for a time being, very nice TV host too. Never in a million years would I have recognized her in that Olmar ad, she looks so different 😳🤯

7 minutes ago, ser_franklin said:

I remember Ellen growing up, she was everywhere on TV for a time being, very nice TV host too. Never in a million years would I have recognized her in that Olmar ad, she looks so different 😳🤯

I always thought she looked like Alda Balestra and this may have hampered her as a model. Then she made it big on Italian TV. In any case, Dutch models were very popular in Italy in the 80s and 90s, even according to the agencies.

1 hour ago, missparker7 said:

"DE COME-BACK VAN DE POEDERDONS" - Harper´s BAZAAAR Netherlands/Belgium November/December 1988 #6 by Richard Pierce

Is it Tatjana Patitz or does it remind me just too much of her Tyen editorial?

Reminds me a lot that Tyen ed, how to create an image that lasts! But she's not Tatjana. (I can't write anything about her without being moved, like Anne Fiona).

7 minutes ago, parisienne said:

I always thought she looked like Alda Balestra and this may have hampered her as a model. Then she made it big on Italian TV. In any case, Dutch models were very popular in Italy in the 80s and 90s, even according to the agencies.

Italy has always had its share of "foreign" TV hosts, they have a thing for foreign accents there. Not only Ellen, but I also remember Michelle Hunziker and Belen Rodriguez have had huge runs in Italy as TV hosts. Eva Herzigova, Valeria Mazza and Ines Sastre co-presented the singing show San Remo, and many others whose names I can't think of on top of my head. I remember being shocked by how good Eva's Italian was. I haven't been back to Italy for nearly 10 years, my memory of names has rusted.

1 minute ago, ser_franklin said:

Italy has always had its share of "foreign" TV hosts, they have a thing for foreign accents there. Not only Ellen, but I also remember Michelle Hunziker and Belen Rodriguez have had huge runs in Italy as TV hosts. Eva Herzigova, Valeria Mazza and Ines Sastre co-presented the singing show San Remo, and many others whose names I can't think of on top of my head. I haven't been back to Italy for nearly 10 years, my memory of names has rusted.

But the true queen of Italy was Carol Alt. We loved her madly.

2 minutes ago, parisienne said:

But the true queen of Italy was Carol Alt. We loved her madly.

Carol I might have been a bit too young when she did TV there, I was born in the 80's, I think that's when she was around the most