From mannequins to superbabes, in front of the camera and behind the scenes, a spectacular celebration of eight decades of the glittering, but not always glamorous, world of the fashion model. The author, Harriet Quick was honoured with the Vogue Writing Talent Award in 1992 after which she worked on Fashion Weekly before freelancing for the Face, I-D and Elle. She was fashion writer and stylist for The Guardian for two years, and now freelances for Arena, Elle and The Independent. This is a stunningly illustrated account of fashion modelling through the ages, CATWALKING – with a wealth of rare photographs and graphic material – looks at the changing role of the fashion model over nearly eighty years, from the days of the debutante mannequins to today’s supermodels and their successors.
A stunningly illustrated account of fashion modeling through the ages, Catwalking -- with a wealth of rare photographs and graphic material -- looks at the changing roles of the fashion model over nearly eighty years, from the days of the debutante mannequins to today's supermodels and their successors.
This tribute to beauty and fashion includes:
-- Society ladies and couturiers
-- Fashion photographers Baron De Meyer, Louise Dahl Wolfe, Man Ray and more
-- The Golden Years of Haute Couture
-- Modeling stars of the sixties and seventies
-- Supermodels Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Yasmeen Ghauri and others
From mannequins to superbabes, in front of the camera and behind the scenes, here is a spectacular celebration of eight decades of the glittering, but not always glamorous, world of the fashion model.