Showing posts with label Kristen McMenamy. Show all posts
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1993 Bruce Weber Outtakes

Bruce Weber outtakes from "Breaking Away", originally printed by US Vogue in 1993, October Issue with models Stan Nelson, Luke Flynn, Shalom Harlow, Kristen McMenamy, Jamie Rishar and Bridget Hall.





original editorial - here -

Tyson Beckford &Kristen McMenamy for Joop 95

Brand: Joop!
Season: Spring/Summer 1995
Model(s): Tyson Beckford, Kristen McMenamy and male model
Ph:

Gianni Versace 1997

Brand: Gianni Versace
Season: Fall/Winter 1997
Ph: Richard Avedon



help to id all the models!
1 - Jason Lewis
2 - Mark Vanderloo
3 - Alex Lundqvist
4 - Chandra North
5 - Christina Kruse
6 - Kirsten Owen
7 -
8 - Karen Elson
9 - Thorsten Mølsgaard Larsen
10 - Kristen McMenamy
11 - Scott Barnhill
12 - Edward Fogg
13 -
14 - Georgina Grenville
15 - Keith Mallos
16 - Franco Musso
17 -


here the pic without numbers.

Pierre Cardin 87

Brand: Pierre Cardin
Year: Spring/Summer 1987
Model: male model and Kristen McMenamy
Photographer:

"Jules and Jim" x 2

German Playboy 1992
"Jules und Jim"
Kristen McMenamy, Adnan Taletovic and Donaes Platteel
Karl Lagerfeld Photography







L'Officiel Hommes 1988
"Jules et Jim"
Alain Gossuin, ?, ?
Michel Berton Photography








Jules et Jim, François Truffaut’s 1962 masterpiece of French New Wave cinema. It’s the story of Jules (Oscar Werner) a reserved Austrian and Jim (Henri Serre) a sophisticated Frenchman, two aspiring writers who meet in the bohemian Paris of 1912 and form a friendship through their desire to discover more about the arts, women and French boxing. When the enigmatic Catherine (Jeanne Moreau) comes for lunch one day the scene is set for one of cinema’s most famous and disturbing love triangles.



Although she begins a relationship with Jules, both men are affected by her presence and her attitude toward life. A few days before the declaration of war, Jules and Catherine move to Austria to get married. The men both serve during the war; however, they serve on the the opposing sides and each fears throughout the conflict that he might have killed the other.

From an enchanting, even playful, beginning the film gradually darkens as war, infidelity, jealousy and selfishness all take their toll on the three friends’ relationships.

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