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John Enos 1988 , Rolling Stone Outtakes by Kurt Markus
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John Enos 1988 , Rolling Stone Outtakes by Kurt Markus
See the original "Sunstruck" editorial here:
http://blog.uomoclassico.com/2009/01/1988-john-enos-by-kurt-marcus.html
John Enos 1988 , Rolling Stone Outtakes by Kurt Markus
http://blog.uomoclassico.com/2009/01/1988-john-enos-by-kurt-marcus.html
John Enos 1988 , Rolling Stone Outtakes by Kurt Markus
Cameron Alborzian, Moose Ali Khan, Swiggy Drummond, Barry Kamen by Pamela Hanson,
Cameron Alborzian, Moose Ali Khan, Swiggy Drummond, Barry Kamen by Pamela Hanson, 1988
John Armstrong for Manner Vogue 1988 by Michel Comte
Manner Vogue
"The Pee-Wee Herman Look"
Year: November 1988
Model: John Armstrong
Photographer: Michel Comte
Pee Wee Herman Portrait: Herb Ritts
Grooming: Steven Gould for Faces
Fashion: Hilton, Hugo Boss, Kenzo, Sisley, Otto Kern, Mexx, Gianni Versace, Benetton, Maud Frizon, Luciano Barbera, Roelli Testu, Hubert.
"The Pee-Wee Herman Look"
Year: November 1988
Model: John Armstrong
Photographer: Michel Comte
Pee Wee Herman Portrait: Herb Ritts
Grooming: Steven Gould for Faces
Fashion: Hilton, Hugo Boss, Kenzo, Sisley, Otto Kern, Mexx, Gianni Versace, Benetton, Maud Frizon, Luciano Barbera, Roelli Testu, Hubert.
Chris Isaak by Bruce Weber
Chris Isaak and family Per Lui Magazine
July/August 1986
Ph: Bruce Weber
Hair: Didier Malige for Jean Louis David
Make-Up: Bonnie Maller
Fashion: Emporio Armani
Interview: David Hutchings
Rolling Stone Magazine
Fall Fashion 1988
Ph: Bruce Weber
Hair: Didier Malige for Jean Louis David
"Blue Spanish Sky"
Director: Bruce Weber
July/August 1986
Ph: Bruce Weber
Hair: Didier Malige for Jean Louis David
Make-Up: Bonnie Maller
Fashion: Emporio Armani
Interview: David Hutchings
Rolling Stone Magazine
Fall Fashion 1988
Ph: Bruce Weber
Hair: Didier Malige for Jean Louis David
"Blue Spanish Sky"
Director: Bruce Weber
Scott Connell, Michael Flinn, James Vaccaro for Hugo Boss 88 by Bob Krieger
Brand: Hugo Boss
Year: Spring/Summer 1988
Models: Scott Connell, female model, Michael Flinn, James Vaccaro, female model, male model
Ph: Bob Krieger
Year: Spring/Summer 1988
Models: Scott Connell, female model, Michael Flinn, James Vaccaro, female model, male model
Ph: Bob Krieger
Zeller Tuxedos 88
Brand: Giorgio Armani @ Zeller Tuxedos
Year: Fall/Winter 1988
Model: Unknown #4
Ph:
this model will be Unknown #4, more pictures of him here
Year: Fall/Winter 1988
Model: Unknown #4
Ph:
this model will be Unknown #4, more pictures of him here
Bruno Bugat, for Esprit 88 by Oliviero Toscani
Brand: Esprit
Year: Fall/Winter 1988
Models: Bruno Bugat, Sara O'Hare? and ?
Ph: Oliviero Toscani
Year: Fall/Winter 1988
Models: Bruno Bugat, Sara O'Hare? and ?
Ph: Oliviero Toscani
Stefano Tartini for Sans Tambours ni Trompettes 88
Brand: Sans Tambours ni Trompettes by Charivari
Year: Fall/Winter 1988
Models: Stefano Tartini and a female model
Ph:
Year: Fall/Winter 1988
Models: Stefano Tartini and a female model
Ph:
Peter Bordes for Cutty Shark 88
Brand: Cutty Shark
Year: Fall/Winter 1988
Models: Peter Bordes and ?
Ph:
Year: Fall/Winter 1988
Models: Peter Bordes and ?
Ph:
Photographers: Bill King, tribute to the king of the fashion pictures
"In December 1987 the photographic and fashion worlds turned out at the Frank Campbell funeral chapel in Manhattan to pay respects to a young photographer who had taken the industry by storm.
Bill King, who had died of complications of AIDS, was a “wonder boy” best known for his witty, energy-filled fashion images, shot elegantly against white seamless, in French and American Vogue. Today, however, King is barely mentioned in books and other histories of photography and fashion. “He has been erased,” says Naudet. “He needs to be remembered.”"
Jean-Jacques Naudet
American Photo's editor at large
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Photo Italia1988, February
"Bill King: Tribute to the King of the fashion pictures, Bill King remembered by Franceline Prat from Vogue Paris, Jean Demachy from Elle France and fashion designer Enrico Coveri. "
Models: Walter Schupfer, Brian Lucas, Nick Constantino, Gale O'Neal, Renee Simonsen, Estelle Lefebure, Ashley Richardson, Janice Dickinson, Cindy Crawford, Elle McPherson, Brooke Shields, Annete Stai, David Bailey, Helmut Newton, Patrick Demarchelier, Mike Reinhardt, Arthur Elgort.
Vanity Fair
Year: August 1994, Issue #408
Models: Jerry Hall, Iman, Carol Alt, Kim Alexis, Kelly Emberg and Rene Russo
Ph: Portrait by Robert Mapplethorpe.
"It has been seven years since photographer Bill King died of AIDS, but he has yet to be laid to rest. His final years remain a mystery to most of the people who thought they knew him best.
His story was not told when he died because he was one of the first major figures in the visual arts to be taken by AIDS, Although King died at 48 he had a prodigious output, his signature photographs were studio shots that were seamless in both background and foreground, rich celebrity photobiographies and energy-infused fashion photographs of "jumping" models.
There were also unpublished nudes-artful ones done at sittings for unfinished book projects, and others, taken at pre-safe-sex parties, which many top names in fashion and entertainment are praying never turn up.
The fortune he should have amassed as, in the words of one magazine art director, "probably one of the best photographers ever" is either spent or lost. And his bewildering will is still tied up in a legal battle between members of his family and his last protegé.
His considerable visual legacy is in limbo, And the story of how it got that way - and of how he came to be beloved, reviled, honored and pitied - is still quizzically whispered about in the fashion world, where faces come and go but behind of scenes giants such as Bill King survive the styles."
Bill King, who had died of complications of AIDS, was a “wonder boy” best known for his witty, energy-filled fashion images, shot elegantly against white seamless, in French and American Vogue. Today, however, King is barely mentioned in books and other histories of photography and fashion. “He has been erased,” says Naudet. “He needs to be remembered.”"
Jean-Jacques Naudet
American Photo's editor at large
------------
Photo Italia1988, February
"Bill King: Tribute to the King of the fashion pictures, Bill King remembered by Franceline Prat from Vogue Paris, Jean Demachy from Elle France and fashion designer Enrico Coveri. "
Models: Walter Schupfer, Brian Lucas, Nick Constantino, Gale O'Neal, Renee Simonsen, Estelle Lefebure, Ashley Richardson, Janice Dickinson, Cindy Crawford, Elle McPherson, Brooke Shields, Annete Stai, David Bailey, Helmut Newton, Patrick Demarchelier, Mike Reinhardt, Arthur Elgort.
Vanity Fair
Year: August 1994, Issue #408
Models: Jerry Hall, Iman, Carol Alt, Kim Alexis, Kelly Emberg and Rene Russo
Ph: Portrait by Robert Mapplethorpe.
"It has been seven years since photographer Bill King died of AIDS, but he has yet to be laid to rest. His final years remain a mystery to most of the people who thought they knew him best.
His story was not told when he died because he was one of the first major figures in the visual arts to be taken by AIDS, Although King died at 48 he had a prodigious output, his signature photographs were studio shots that were seamless in both background and foreground, rich celebrity photobiographies and energy-infused fashion photographs of "jumping" models.
There were also unpublished nudes-artful ones done at sittings for unfinished book projects, and others, taken at pre-safe-sex parties, which many top names in fashion and entertainment are praying never turn up.
The fortune he should have amassed as, in the words of one magazine art director, "probably one of the best photographers ever" is either spent or lost. And his bewildering will is still tied up in a legal battle between members of his family and his last protegé.
His considerable visual legacy is in limbo, And the story of how it got that way - and of how he came to be beloved, reviled, honored and pitied - is still quizzically whispered about in the fashion world, where faces come and go but behind of scenes giants such as Bill King survive the styles."
Herb Ritts: The master of romance, eroticism and sexy.
GQ
"Body Heat"
1989, January
Models: Stephanie Seymour, Olivier Debray, Fred Harding and others.
Ph: Herb Ritts
Hair: Max Pinnell for Bumble & Bumble
Location: Hawaii
GQ
1987, December
"The Joy of Scents"
Models: Tatjana Patitz and Fred Harding
Ph: Herb Ritts
Hair: Max Pinnell for Bumble & Bumble
Location: Island of Guadeloupe
GQ
"The Prints and the Showgirl"
1988, January
Models: Tatjana Patitz and Fred Harding
Ph: Herb Ritts
Hair: Max Pinnell for Bumble & Bumble
Location: Island of Guadeloupe
GQ
1989, December
"Smell-Shocked"
Models: Stephanie Seymour and Olivier Debray
Ph: Herb Ritts
Hair: Max Pinnell for Bumble & Bumble
Location: Hawaii
all those erotic fashion editorials paved the Ritts'way for his classic of classics, Wicked Game with Chris Isaak and Helena Christensen
"Body Heat"
1989, January
Models: Stephanie Seymour, Olivier Debray, Fred Harding and others.
Ph: Herb Ritts
Hair: Max Pinnell for Bumble & Bumble
Location: Hawaii
GQ
1987, December
"The Joy of Scents"
Models: Tatjana Patitz and Fred Harding
Ph: Herb Ritts
Hair: Max Pinnell for Bumble & Bumble
Location: Island of Guadeloupe
GQ
"The Prints and the Showgirl"
1988, January
Models: Tatjana Patitz and Fred Harding
Ph: Herb Ritts
Hair: Max Pinnell for Bumble & Bumble
Location: Island of Guadeloupe
GQ
1989, December
"Smell-Shocked"
Models: Stephanie Seymour and Olivier Debray
Ph: Herb Ritts
Hair: Max Pinnell for Bumble & Bumble
Location: Hawaii
all those erotic fashion editorials paved the Ritts'way for his classic of classics, Wicked Game with Chris Isaak and Helena Christensen
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