Steven meisel

Vogue January 2007 Photo Steven Meisel

From glitzy glamor and flashy prints to the abundance of denim, Versace has embodied femininity in their provocative silhouettes since the label’s creation in 1987. Look no further than these 90s campaigns featuring star supermodel Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell and Amber Valletta posting for the lenses of Richard Avedon and Steven Meisel. Take a look at the most beautiful of campaigns from Versace before their Fall/Winter 2017/2018 collection later at Milan Fashion Week.

I can’t seem to get enough of it! For the past year or so I’ve been pinning away these images, I think it must be a certain nostalgia I have for that time and the fact that they’re timeless and classic yet contemporary and cool still. Supermodels and now industry icons, Kate Moss, Christy Turlington, […]

Naomi Campbell by Steven Meisel - Vogue Italia Dec. 1989

Anna Maria Jagodzinska, Magdalena Frackowiak, Siri Tollerod, Viktoriya Sosonkina in a shoot by Steven Meisel for Alberta Ferretti.

I'm reading Vogue Italia October 1997 on Vogue Archive.

Kristen McMenamy grew fixated on becoming a model from an early age, dropping out of college and travelling daily to New York on go-sees while working nights in a pizzeria. In 1991, the agency Legends took her on and sent her to Paris and Tokyo, where she lived in tiny apartments with 10 other models. Peter Lindbergh was the first to see her beauty, followed by Karl Lagerfeld, who cast her in a couture campaign in 1992.

This image has the same impact as some from my anti smoking visual material. This however promotes smoking as glamourous. People will see these strong images of beautiful people smoking and think 'I want to look like that.' Picture has been digitally manipulated and mutated for aesthetic reasons.We manipulate our own bodies through smoking. It doesn't however better our appearance. There is a false truth in this image. Could use this to show the false truth in tobacco companies.