"Evoluzioni di Stile: Solo in Bianco"
Year: Spring/Summer 1988, February
Models: Jeremy Maloviere, Rob Shelton and a female model
Ph: Koto Bolofo
Grooming: Ruth Funnell
Styling: Susi Hornung
Fashion: Sisley, Trussardi, Gian Marco Venturi, Castelbajac, Tavarner, Malo Tricot, l Maschi.
Jeremy Maloviere is the quintessential English eccentric: a time-travelling bohemian jettisoned from the mid-19th Century to the media-frenzy of the 1990s, he comes complete with smoking-jacket, monocle, and credentials as both poet and musician, Shakespearean actor and astrological therapist. Maloviere lives in a big house in the country, from which he commutes to London for film, fashion and advertising-work.
He became involved in character-agencies in the Eighties in the hope that it would bring him more acting, especially television acting-work; but to his surprise it brought "... pretty much all fashion and haute couture".
As a model, Maloviere has appeared in innumerable haute-couture fashion-editorials for the Condé Nast Group (including L'Uomo Vogue, Männer Vogue, GQ Style, Per Lui, Marie Claire & Brides Magazine), a number of photo-features (for example in The Daily Telegraph, The Independent, The Guardian, The Observer, The New Yorker and London's Time Out magazine), and in limited-edition collector's catalogues for Japanese designer Monsieur Nicole.
He has also been interviewed in his own right for The B.B.C. Latin-American Service; Radio-Télévision France; Faces of England for Japanese television; The London Evening Standard; The Sun Newspaper (July 2005); The Guardian (The G2 Close-Up, 30/04/07); Details Magazine (New York); Scene Magazine (London); 'The Dandies' edition of The Chap magazine in September, 2007; and most recently for the three-part documentary Britain's Ugliest Models, made about his principal agency, Ugly Models, which has just been broadcast on Fiver.
Apart from modelling his occupations have oscillated between actor, musician, music-therapist and professional star-gazer: "It is strange, but I seem to have a change of direction every seven years," he says.
source: http://www.symbiosis-music.com/maloviere.html
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