2nd world exhibition of photography: woman
Great sculptural vintage hairstyle photographed by Irving Penn for French Vogue.
I kept telling myself to scan some of the gorgeous black and white photographs from the 2nd world exhibition of photography: woman book that i had for sale in the shop. When it sold just recently i had no more time to procrastinate on it.
The 60s exhibition catalog has such amazing vintage photos of beautiful women, this is my selection of favorites.
Model with big hair by fashion photographer Franco Rubartelli for French Vogue.
Sophia Loren resting against Carlo Ponti in between scenes of the movie Arabesque at the Kremlin. Photgraphy by Tazio Secciaroli.
Portrait of a Swedish girl by Kurt Berglund.
Model in mirror photographed by Henry Grossman for Life Magazine.
Actress Marisa Mell during the movie shoot for Casanova '70 in Rome by Tazio Secciaroli.
Ormond Gigly photographed the models at Ford Model Agency in New York in the 60s.
Model and actress Donyale Luna photographed by Charlotte March.
Labels: vintage fashion
posted by ismoyo at 11:34 AM
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Being a photographer is expensive but if it is you truly dream of, it’s not bad. Facial emotion is the key, but in the eyes of ones person you could tell a whole lot of story by a mere glance.
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