US Vogue April 1, 1972 : Cher by Richard Avedon

would love to see all of her cover stories from the 70s if you got them @justaguy ,she was so fierce, Avedon did great job with her in the other issues she was featured,also i'd love to see the issue from 70s with Elizabeth Taylor, i think the cover photographer was Helmut Newton
 
would love to see all of her cover stories from the 70s if you got them @justaguy ,she was so fierce, Avedon did great job with her in the other issues she was featured,also i'd love to see the issue from 70s with Elizabeth Taylor, i think the cover photographer was Helmut Newton
I think I posted all of them on here but I might repost with the better images through the archive!! I think she had 5 covers but was also in countless editorials in the 60s & 70s.
 
Good News That Won't Wait for Summer...and Cher
Photo Richard Avedon
Model Cher
Hair Suga


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The covershot is so nerdy LOL ...But these 2 are so gorgeous and the full-body shot would have been an all-out glamslam cover.
 
The covershot is so nerdy LOL ...But these 2 are so gorgeous and the full-body shot would have been an all-out glamslam cover.
Agreed. Much better cover options in her editorial.
 
^^^ Nerdy Cher is cute since she was just possessed of a painterly surreal beauty in the 70s and having her appear cheeky would be relatable. It’s so odd that all the covers for nearly 3 decades have always never deviated from close-cropped faces. I guess the strategy was that people passing by the newsstands would see a life-size face of a glamorous woman smiling at them and be attracted to buying the issue.
 
^^^ Nerdy Cher is cute since she was just possessed of a painterly surreal beauty in the 70s and having her appear cheeky would be relatable. It’s so odd that all the covers for nearly 3 decades have always never deviated from close-cropped faces. I guess the strategy was that people passing by the newsstands would see a life-size face of a glamorous woman smiling at them and be attracted to buying the issue.
I read an article on the close-ups and remember thinking the reasoning made perfect sense. Now I can't remember the content of the article. :lol: Either way, I am a huge fan of those close-ups. Cher's November '74 is outstanding as is her December '72 cover.
 
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^^^ Even better was that period in the early/mid-2000 when the close-cropped face got even closer: Madonna’s Vogue Italia cover by Klein with just a third of her face obscured by a mass of hair; and my fav was Vogue Homme’s so-close cropped wet lips of some guy in deeply saturated colors. And it worked— I snatched that up right away without even looking through the contents...
 
I think I posted all of them on here but I might repost with the better images through the archive!! I think she had 5 covers but was also in countless editorials in the 60s & 70s.
it would be amazing if you do that! thank you !
 
People Are Talking About...
Photo Lord Snowdon
Subject Charles Chaplin


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Movies, Cabaret, Jolting Movie Musicals Alive/Women in Revolt...
Photo Richard Avedon
Subjects Joel Grey, Candy Darling, Ryan O'Neil, Barbra Streisand


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Charles Revson 'Ultima' II The Lotus Petal Look
Photo Unknown
Model Unknown



Estée Lauder
Photo Victor Skrebneski
Model Karen Graham


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Revlon 'Moon Drops' The Thoroughbred Pinks
Photo Unknown
Model Veronica Hamel



Chanel No. 5
Photo Richard Avedon
Model Catherine Deneuve


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Coty Colorbrush
Photo Unknown
Model Unknown



Max Factor The Earthlings
Photo Unknown
Model Cristina Ferrare


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