Showing posts with label Michel Comte. Show all posts
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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.




Howard Napper for L'uomo Vogue 1989 by Michel Comte

L'uomo Vogue
"Ecco"
Year: Spring/Summer 1989
Models: Howard Napper and ?
Ph: Michel Comte
Fashion: Guess, Byblos, Nautica, Ralph Lauren, Pery Ellis, Paul Smith, Joseph Abboud, Henry Grethel, Katharine Hamnett, Nautica.
Grooming: Gad Cohen for Studio N.Y





This is what Howard is doing these days

Howard Napper is a Yoga Teacher, Author, Broadcaster and Lifestyle Expert.

Through his numerous DVDs, books and television appearances, Howard has become one of the best-known faces of yoga in the UK.

In recent years, his open and knowledgeable approach has enabled him to reach out beyond the confines of traditional yoga, to address some of the fundamentals of the human condition, including stress and the way in which we age.

His unique classes are aimed at offering simple solutions to a host of problems including stress and anxiety, back pain, shoulder issues, longevity and lots more.

He hosts a number of yoga workshops in the UK and internationally, and also runs a unique weekly drop-in stress class in London.



Howard has collaborated with a number of leading brands including Kellogg’s Special K, GMTV, Boots and WH Smith. He also co-authored the best selling book Pilates and Yoga and writes for a number of magazines.

He can often be seen on TV and has previously hosted his own series of show “Simply Yoga with Howard Napper” (ITV2).

http://www.howardnapper.com/

here he appears in a 1982 music video

Pierre Dulat

 * Interview,Biography and pictures taken from http://pierredulat.com/

Born in the North of France in a village called Dorignies Douai, of Polish ancestry, from the age of 2, when he first began dancing, Pierre deeply felt that show business was in his blood, of course, at 2 you don't consider which direction to focus on, so fast forward many years, and encouraged by the system he headed off to study law.

"When I was studyng Law,I often hitchhiked to Paris to do dance auditions at the Lido, Paradis Latin ... then, after my Master's Degree, I moved there and met a choreographer, I joined his company, the Amadeo Dance Company.

Amadeo really taught me the techinques of dance,that led to a series of TV shows with The Weather Girls, the hit song was "It's Raining Men"!

How did you move from dance to modeling?


Brown Green, Armani by Aldo Fallai, editorial by Michel Comte


"My first job as a model was Borsalino with the photographer Douglas Keeve, who later directed the movie Unzziped with Linda Evangelista and Isaac Mizrahi. After that I did an Armani campaign with Aldo Fallai and almost overnight, it seemed, they called me an International Top Model, I was represented by the Elite International Agency, the world's largest modeling agency, this was fantastic! Through them I got to work all over the planet, US, Africa and all over Europe.

When I came to the United States, my first job was for Bloomingdales' in The New York Times, there I was, young, innocent, and in New York, The first day I was picked by a HUGE stretch limousine and traveled all over Manhattan for the job, It made a big impression ... I still can't forget it!

After that they placed me in ad campaigns for Armani, Cerruti, Gianfranco Ferre and for Estee Lauder with Elizabet Hurley"


Uomo Linea, Ted Lapidus, Gianfranco Ferre 86 by Herb Ritts


 I eye the 5 foot high stack of magazines he uses as a piece of sculptural art in the corner of the room.

He laughs: "My print work, it just kept growning!"

I glance at a few of them: Vogue, GQ, The New York Times, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Elle, Los Angeles Times, Linea Uomo .. I exhale deeply and tell him I'm Impressed by the volume and the quality.

He smiles: "I'm very proud of every job I've done".

GQ 84

GQ
"Splashy: Black and White"
Year: Spring/Summer 1984, February
Models: Frank Dzurenko and a female model
Ph: Michel Comte
Grooming: Anthony de May for Glemby
Fashion: Arena, Gottex, Ochi Mare, Christian Dior, Stephen Sprouse, Norma Kamali




Tim 94

Brand: Gianfranco Ferre
Year: Fall/Winter 1994
Model: Tim Boyce
Ph: Michel Comte

Ferre 95

Brand: Gianfranco Ferre
Year: Fall/Winter 1995
Models: Sascha Eiblmayr and Warren Major
Photographer: Michel Comte

1988, "Le Vert Roi" by Michel Comte

1988, "Le Vert Roi" by Michel Comte
Models: Eduardo Bobadilla , Nick Neal (Nick Scotti), and other guy still not identified, familiar face, though.


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