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«Быть элегантной не значит бросаться в глаза, это значит - врезаться в память» (продолжение)

VOGUE

Audrey Hepburn per Valentino, Vogue Italia, Roma 1969  Photo Gian Paolo Barbieri

Vivien Leigh en 1941 VOGUE Photo Cecil Beaton.jpg

Vivien Leigh 1941
VOGUE
Photo Cecil Beaton

Bettina Graziani “Bettina” models fall college clothes for Vogue photographer Frances McLaughlin-Gill across from New York’s Hunter College,1950

Catherine Deneuve, photo by David Bailey, taken Jan. 11, 1968 for Vogue

Donyale Luna (The first African Vogue Model)

February Vogue 1958 Photo Leombruno-Bodi

Henry Clarke, 1957

Isabel Lamotte Vogue, November 1, 1948 Mrs. Frank Linton Lamotte (formerly Isabel Benito)
Photo John Rawling

Jean Patchett Vogue Fashion Photograph Café in Lima, Peru 1948
Photo Irving Penn

Kristen McMenamy vogue 1995
Photo Seven Meisel

Maggie Eckhardt, fashion for British Vogue, London, 1959
Photo Frank Horvat

Myrtle Crawford in beige Ottoman suit with fitted jacket indented to v, worn over print cashmere top and narrow skirt by Manguin, hat by Paulette, croc bag by Morabito, 1953

Naomi Campbell – Vogue 1994
Photo Michel Comte

Model in Tiered Lace Gown with Sash

Photo Brian Duffy Vogue – Curzon Street – London – 1961

Photo By Irving Penn Balenciaga’s favorite model, Colette, in a suit from 1950 Vogue Conde Nast Publications inc 1950

Photo Edward Steichen Vogue, Dec 1923

Photo Eugene Vernier Jennifer Hocking Vogue UK, August 1961

Photo Guy Bourdin 1976 Vogue Carrie Nygren

Photo Henry Clarke for Vogue, July 1961

Photo Henry Clarke, VOGUE 1953

Photo Horst P. Horst for Vogue France, 1935

Shirley Chisholm politic Vogue, May 1, 1969
Photo Irving Penn

Simone D’Aillencourt – Vogue 1957 henry-clarke

Simone D’Aillencourt – Vogue 1957
Photo Henry Clarke

Suzy Parker,wearing black dress and white hat by Hattie Carnegie, with white bowknot satin sleeves by Balenciaga Vogue, September 15, 1953
Photo John Rawlings