US Vogue April 1989 : Talisa Soto by Patrick Demarchelier

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Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington
Hair: Didier Malige
Makeup: Mary Greenwell


In the Black - and White
Ph: Ellen Von Unwerth
Models: Claudia Schiffer; Unknown
Fashion Editor: Jenny Capitain
Hair & Makeup: Giorgio


The Paris Revue
Ph: Peter Lindbergh
Models: Naomi Campbell; Linda Evangelista; Roshumba; Unknown
Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington
Hair: Julien D'Is
Makeup: Stephane Marais


Pure White
Ph: Patrick Demarchelier
Celeb: Uma Thurman
Fashion Editor: Elizabeth Saltzman
Hair: Didier Malige
Makeup: Mary Greenwell


Close Fit
Ph: Herb Ritts
Model: Naomi Campbell
Fashion Editor: Jenny Capitain
Hair: Gabriel Saba
Makeup: Francesca Tolot


The Civil Suit
Ph: Arthur Elgort
Model: Elaine Irwin
Fashion Editor: Polly Mellen
Hair: Christiaan
Makeup: Sonia Kashuk


Linear Thinking
Ph: Patrick Demarchelier
Model: Talsia Soto
Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington
Hair: Didier Malige
Makeup: Mary Greenwell


My scans

 

[RosieNikolaeva]

Thank you so much, great editorials !

 

[justaguy]

Never really warmed up to Talisa Soto, but she looks beautiful in her edit. Thanks, kelles!

 

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Thank you so much, great editorials !

Never really warmed up to Talisa Soto, but she looks beautiful in her edit. Thanks, kelles!

Thanks RosieNikolaeva - glad you are enjoying the vintage vogues - they are a treasure.


Talisa Soto is very beautiful in this editorial - you're right justaguy . I too was never a huge fan but she does bring it!

 

[caioherrero]

Can anyone repost?

 

[aracic]

Linear Thinking
Photographer: Patrick Demarchelier
Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington
Hair Styling: Didier Malige
Makeup: Mary Greenwell
Model: Talisa Soto


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[aracic]

In The Black - And White
Photographer: Ellen von Unwerth
Fashion Editor: Jenny Capitain
Hair & Makeup: Giorgio
Models: Claudia Schiffer and Michele Quan


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[aracic]

The Paris Revue
Photographer: Peter Lindbergh
Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington
Hair Styling: Julien d'Is
Makeup: Stephane Marais
Models: Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Roshumba Williams and Elaine Irwin


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[aracic]

Pure White
Photographer: Patrick Demarchelier
Fashion Editor: Elizabeth Saltzmann
Hair Styling: Didier Malige
Makeup: Mary Greenwell
Model: Uma Thurman


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[aracic]

Pearl Crazy
Photographers: Ellen Burnie, Peter Lindbergh
Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington (Naomi)
Hair Styling: Julien d'Is (Naomi), Sandra Bocas
Makeup: Stephane Marais (Naomi), Sandra Bocas
Models: Naomi Campbell, Leslie Stratton and Dee Dee Stoitzfus


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[aracic]

Go With The Flo
Photographer: Irving Penn
Fashion Editor: Andre Leon Talley
Hair Styling: James Harris
Makeup: Kevyn Aucoin
Model: Florence Griffith Joyner


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[aracic]

Close Fit
Photographer: Herb Ritts
Fashion Editor: Jenny Capitain
Hair Styling: Gabriel Saba
Makeup: Francesca Tolot
Model: Naomi Campbell


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[aracic]

The Civil Suit
Photographer: Arthur Elgort
Fashion Editor: Polly Mellen
Hair Styling: Christiaan
Makeup: Sonia Kashuk
Model: Elaine Irwin


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[RosieNikolaeva]

Unknown models in "Pearl Crazy" are Leslie Stratton and Dee Dee Stoitzfus.

 

[aracic]

Unknown models in "Pearl Crazy" are Leslie Stratton and Dee Dee Stoitzfus.

Thank you!

 

[tigerrouge]

I always feel that magazines were far more representative in years gone past than we give them credit for - look through this issue, and you have models from different backgrounds all featured on their own merits. Any sense of agenda is absent, beauty is what counts.

Certainly, fashion magazines underwent a whitewash as we moved into the 90s, I imagine connected with the move toward using famous Hollywood stars to promote fashion.

 

[Phuel]

^^^ Absolutely.

Every generation wants their own claim of Civil Rights/Women’s Lib/We’re Here, We’re Queer. But none have been so blatantly ignorant and dismissive of the monumental risks and progression the previous generations have endured and sacrificed so that this most arrogant of generation can whine about what amounts to their First-World problems of not enough Black individuals on the cover of Vogues. There’s a whole world out there where women/LGBT/minority violations continue to be committed daily as a way of life and have been horribly ignored because just try to protest for women’s and LBTA rights in some of these countries, rather than in the comfort of American cities where violent riots are freely enabled and celebrated.

 

[KateTheGreatest]

I think this is an outtake from Close Fit (the model is Naomi and photographer Herb Ritts so I think it's from this ed)


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[justaguy]

Royalist Leanings
Photo Oberto Gili
Editor André Leon Talley
By Georgina Howell
Subject Karl Lagerfeld


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