Vogue Girl Posted April 7, 2020 Posted April 7, 2020 Quote Jane Hitchcock was born in Birmingham, Alabama in 1953 to Ray and Amelia Hitchcock. She was their fourth child. She grew up with three older brothers. Her father was a farmer, whose crops were wiped out by the beetle, so he ended up working at the local electric company. She studied ballet as a child. Then, she was chosen as one of two girls from all over America for a scholarship to train at the school of Balanchine for the world's premier ballet company, The New York City Ballet. She made her first airplane trip to New York City. Within weeks of arriving, photographers stopped her in the street wanting to photograph her. Wilhelmina, the famous Vogue model of the 1960s, signed Jane as her 5th model when she started her new agency. She was now Wilhelmina's protégé and being schooled to be a great model. Her dance training made her a natural and gave her posture and grace. She was able to bring her love of the performing arts to the camera which made her an ideal model for fashion photography. She regularly appeared in magazines, such as Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, Elle and Glamour. Her fame spread, and the press reported her rise at such a young age in Look and Life magazines. She did the French Collections for Vogue and Elleat, when she was just fifteen, and when she turned sixteen, she created a book on modeling at age sixteen. She then appeared in television commercials. When she was nineteen, she married and had her daughter Serena the same year. In the early 1970s, Columbia studio offered Jane a contract, but she turned them down because she didn't want to act in exploitative films. She continued to model and became friends with another model Cybill Shepherd after working together on an assignment. Cybill became a successful actress but was in a public relations mess when director Peter Bogdanovich left his wife for her. Columbia studio refused to cast Cybill in Bogdanovich's film Así empezó Hollywood (1976) for a role he created especially for her. She was crushed but magnanimously recommended Jane for the role of the silent film actress. This time, Jane agreed to work for Columbia studio. She was the only novice in a star-studded cast that included the then-hot leading men Burt Reynolds and Ryan O'Neal fighting for her character's affections, creating a love triangle in the period film. Although, she gave a charming performance, she received mixed reviews, and the film became a flop. She was disappointed and acted in only one more project, before returning to her modeling career, which she had always preferred over her film career. In the early 1990s, she turned forty and became an important face for cosmetic companies, which began to create advertisements featuring "ageless beauties." In 1993, she modeled with her then-twenty-two-year-old daughter Serena in an international campaign for Ferretti Jeans. She landed modeling jobs with Calvin Klein, Maybelline, and Vichy. In 2016, a sixty-three-year old Jane moved to Australia and continues to model to this day. imdb.com Quote
Vogue Girl Posted April 7, 2020 Author Posted April 7, 2020 Vogue Italia September 1970 "Le Collezioni di Roma" Models: Jane Hitchcock, Donna Mitchell, Marisa Berenson & Kelly Harmon Photographer: David Bailey Hair: Sergio Valente & Jean-Louis David Makeup: Jean Paul Scanned by Freya @ ciaovogue.blogspot.com Quote
Vogue Girl Posted July 22, 2020 Author Posted July 22, 2020 Vogue Italia April 1992 "Faces!" Models: Susan Forristal, Wallis Franken, Jane Hitchcock & Stephanie Cook Photographer: Steven Meisel Stylist: Lori Goldstein Hair: Garren Makeup: Laura Mercier archivio.vogue.it Quote
Vogue Girl Posted July 31, 2020 Author Posted July 31, 2020 US Vogue February 15th, 1971 "Evening Report" Models: Editha Dussler, Pat Cleveland, Jane Hitchcock?, Charly Stember, Lynn Sutherland, Beverly Johnson & Gunilla Lindblad Photographer: Irving Penn Hair: Ara Gallant & Franklyn Welsh ciaovogue.blogspot.com Quote
Vogue Girl Posted July 31, 2020 Author Posted July 31, 2020 US Vogue February 1st, 1971 "Prints in Mixed Patterns to Liven Your' Day" Models: Lynn Sutherland, Gunilla Lindblad, Pat Cleveland, Beshka Sorensen, Editha Dussler, Charly Stember & Jane Hitchcock Photographer: Irving Penn Hair: François ciaovogue.blogspot.com Quote
Vogue Girl Posted July 31, 2020 Author Posted July 31, 2020 US Vogue February 1st, 1971 "Quilting Coats" Models: Lynn Sutherland, Gunilla Lindblad, Pat Cleveland, Beshka Sorensen, Editha Dussler, Charly Stember & Jane Hitchcock Photographer: Irving Penn Hair: Ara Gallant ciaovogue.blogspot.com Quote
Vogue Girl Posted July 31, 2020 Author Posted July 31, 2020 Vogue Italia November 1999 "Natural Life" Models: Lisa Taylor, Marisa Berenson, Missy Rayder, Michelle Eabry, Josie Borain, Birgitta af Klercker & Jane Hitchcock Photographer: Steven Meisel Stylist: Brana Wolf Hair: Jimmy Paul Makeup: Pat McGrath PART 1 Scanned by cul8tr @ tfs Quote
Vogue Girl Posted July 31, 2020 Author Posted July 31, 2020 Ferretti Jeansphilosophy Fall/Winter 1993.94 (Advertisements) with her daughter Serena Photographer: Steven Meisel archivio.vogue.it (Vogue Italia August 1993) Quote
Vogue Girl Posted July 31, 2020 Author Posted July 31, 2020 Vogue Italia November 1970 "Bellezza - La Testa Psichedelica" Photographer: Barry Lategan ciaovogue.blogspot.com Quote
Vogue Girl Posted July 31, 2020 Author Posted July 31, 2020 Vogue Italia February 1970 "Le Collezioni di Firenze" Models: Jane Hitchcock, Charlotte Marin, Berkley Johnson & Unknown Photographer: Barry Lategan Hair: Raphael ciaovogue.blogspot.com Quote
Vogue Girl Posted July 31, 2020 Author Posted July 31, 2020 Vogue Italia February 1970 "Siete Abbastanza 1930 1970? - Controllate il Vostro Stile" Models: Jane Hitchcock & Charlotte Martin Photographer: Barry Lategan Hair: Aldo Coppola ciaovogue.blogspot.com Quote
Vogue Girl Posted July 31, 2020 Author Posted July 31, 2020 Vogue Paris September 1969 "Les Collections" Models: Jane Hitchcock, Cynthia Korman & Unknown Photographer: Guy Bourdin Hair: Alexandre & Carita Makeup: Charles & Carita ciaovogue.blogspot.com Quote
Vogue Girl Posted July 31, 2020 Author Posted July 31, 2020 Vogue Italia January 1971 "'71 Anno di Sorprese" Models: Willy van Rooy, Wallis Franken, Beshka Sorensen, Mouche, Jane Hitchcock, Kerry-Ann Mueller & Unknowns Photographers: Chris von Wangenheim, Alfa Castaldi, Jean-Jacques Bugat & Gianni Turlazzi Hair: Aldo Coppola, Alba, Gerald & Laurence Makeup: Gil ciaovogue.blogspot.com Quote
Vogue Girl Posted August 1, 2020 Author Posted August 1, 2020 US Vogue September 1st, 1971 "The New York Collections - Little Day Dresses to Swing Under Coats" Models: Charly Stember, Barbara Carrera & Jane Hitchcock Photographer: David Bailey ciaovogue.blogspot.com Quote
Vogue Girl Posted August 1, 2020 Author Posted August 1, 2020 US Vogue August 1st, 1971 "Of the Sweater" Models: Donna Mitchell & Jane Hitchcock Photographer: Richard Avedon Hair: Ara Gallant ciaovogue.blogspot.com Quote
Vogue Girl Posted August 1, 2020 Author Posted August 1, 2020 US Vogue November 1st, 1968 "Evenings in Colour" Models: Marisa Berenson & Jane Hitchcock Photographer: Arnaud de Rosnay Hair: Carita ciaovogue.blogspot.com Quote
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RocketQueen Posted February 5, 2021 Posted February 5, 2021 "the year of the sweater: patterned" VOGUE US, 1 Jul 1971 Photographer: Richard Avedon Vogue US archive Quote
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