Loulou de la Falaise Gamine by Harry King – 1976
Loulou de la Falasie, the French style Icon and muse to Yves Saint Laurent, influenced fashion with her flair and original chic in the ’70s and ’80s. A new book called “Loulou de la Falaise” by Ariel de Ravenel and Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni which celebrates her life, daring style, unique fashion perspective and has over 400 images and is due out in October, published by Rizzoli
In 1976, Harry King cut this gamine on LouLou for the “Scavullo Beauty” book . He remembers: “This super chic lady arrived and wanted my cut.” For more by WorldGreat Harry King, click here, scroll back and forth:
Hair: Harry King … Makeup: Way Bandy … Photo: © Scavullo
CommentDivine Helmut Newton – 1974
Iconic Fashion photo by Helmut Newton for American Vogue, 1974. Two girls dancing in Maui, Hawaii. I always loved this photo. Everything about it. Divine perfection.
“Fashion pictures rarely have any logic. Each one is a moment without a beginning or an end,” said Helmut Newton. He warns: “You mustn’t take my pictures too seriously. Don’t look for a message, because there isn’t one.” More from Helmut Newton’s 1984 provocative thriller of a book, Women Without Men, click
Fashions: Left – Stavropoulous, Right: John Anthony … Photo: © Helmut Newton for American Vogue Magazine.
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