Michiko Meinl-Tanaka by Edith Glogau
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Fashion shot by Trude Fleischmann
Jeanloup Sieff
Fashion photo by Madame d’Ora
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Tilly Losch by Edith Glogau
Paul Poiret by Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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In 1911, publisher Lucien Vogel dared photographer Edward Steichen to promote fashion as a fine art in his work. Steichen responded by snapping photos of gowns designed by leading French fashion designer Paul Poiret, hauntingly backlit and shot at inventive angles.
The photographs were published in the April 1911 issue of the magazine Art et Décoration. According to historian Jesse Alexander, the occasion is:
“now considered to be the first ever modern fashion photography shoot,”
The garments were imaged as much for their artistic quality as their formal appearance
Edward Steichen, L’Art de la Robe by Paul Poiret in Art et Décoration, 1911 via
Edward Steichen, L’Art de la Robe by Paul Poiret in Art et Décoration, 1911 via
Edward Steichen, L’Art de la Robe by Paul Poiret in Art et Décoration, 1911 via
Edward Steichen, L’Art de la Robe by Paul Poiret in Art et Décoration, 1911 via
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Madame Sciama, Paris, ca. 1940 by Laure Albin Guillot
Laure Albin Guillot :: Madame Sciama, Paris, ca. 1940 | Collections Roger-Viollet via L’Œil de la photographie
Ormond Gigli :: Girls in the Windows, NYC, 1960.
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1920s fashion by Ruth Hollick
The image shows a woman, in whole-length, standing at foot of staircase, wearing evening clothes including tiara; a big cat skin at her feet. The Home magazine; Ball & Welsh [Fashion illustration for Ball and Welsh, published in The Home magazine]. Printed from original glass negative | src SLV
Child fashion shot by Hollick
Ruth Hollick was an Australian commercial photographer who became famous for her portraits of children. She worked from about 1910 in Melbourne.
