Gia/Robin Helmut Newton’s Man/Woman – 1979
Photo: © Helmut Newton
“This man-woman ambiguity has always fascinated me,” wrote Helmut Newton about this famous 1979 photograph for French Vogue, just one of the extraordinary photos in his 1984 book, “Women Without Men.” Newton often photographed men and women together, only the men are women dressed up as men. “The illusion must be as perfect as possible, to try and confuse the reader,” the controversial photographer said at the time. To see more Helmut Newton and read some of this thoughts on his photos, click HERE
Left: SuperModel Gia Carangi , Right: Robin Osler … Photo: Helmut Newton for French Vogue 1979
CommentGia By Sahag French Vogue Cover – 1980
Photo: © Aldo Fallai
This is the famous model Gia Carangi on the cover of the August 1980 issue of French Vogue. Hair by the legendary John Sahag, John Sahag Workshop. Giorgio Armani also used this image in promotional ads in Vogue Italia and American Vogue. The tragic life of Gia was portrayed by Angelina Jolie in a made for TV motion picture, and she won the Best Actress Award at the Golden Globes for her performance. For more of Sahag’s famous editorials, click HERE
Hair: John Sahag, John Sahag Workshop, 1980 … Makeup: Joey Mills … Photo: © Aldo Fallai
CommentHelmut Newton Man-Woman Ambiguity – 1979
Photo: © Helmut Newton
“This man-woman ambiguity has always fascinated me,” wrote Helmut Newton about this 1979 photograph for French Vogue, just one of the extraordinary famous, provocative photos in his 1984 book, Women Without Men.”
Newton often photographed men and women together, only the men are women dressed up as men. “The illusion must be as perfect as possible, to try and confuse the reader,” the controversial photographer said at the time.
Photo: © Helmut Newton for French Vogue … (The famous SuperModel, Gia Carangi, is on the right, Robin Olser on the left.)
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