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➽ Dovima With Elephants, Paris, 1955:

When Richard Avedon photographed Dovima at a Paris circus in 1955 for Harper’s Bazaar, both were already prominent in their fields. She was one of the world’s most famous models, and he was one of the most famous fashion photographers. It makes sense, then, that Dovima With Elephants is one of the most famous fashion photographs of all time. But its enduring influence lies as much in what it captures as in the two people who made it. Dovima was one of the last great models of the sophisticated mold, when haute couture was a relatively cloistered and elite world. After the 1950s, models began to gravitate toward girl-next-door looks instead of the old generation’s unattainable beauty, helping turn high fashion into entertainment. Dovima With Elephants distills that shift by juxtaposing the spectacle and strength of the elephants with Dovima’s beauty—and the delicacy of her gown, which was the first Dior dress designed by Yves Saint Laurent.

The picture also brings movement to a medium that was previously typified by stillness. Models had long been mannequins, meant to stand still while the clothes got all the attention. Avedon saw what was wrong with that equation: clothes didn’t just make the man; the man also made the clothes. And by moving models out of the studio and placing them against exciting backdrops, he helped blur the line between commercial fashion photography and art. In that way, Dovima With Elephants captures a turning point in our broader culture: the last old-style model, setting fashion off on its new path.

Photo credit: August, Richard Avedon.
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4. American gangster Al Capone (“Scarface”) (1899 – 1947) relaxes in his vacation home, Miami, Florida, 1930.

5. And, according to these ads, dishpan hands were traumatic to husbands—who, of course, never had to wash a dish.

6. At the Beach in 1905. Colorised.

7. Before he led the revolution, Fidel Castro (seen at the second row from the top on the far left) played basketball.

8. Berlin in 1945.

9. Berlin, 1929.

10. British Hussar during the Crimean war 1855.

11. Burlesque dancer.

12. Coffee Seller – Cairo, 1933.

13. Beware of the dog.

14. Ernest Hemingway sits in a bathtub, 1922. We wonder if this is where he got his inspiration from.

15. Friendship kiss between Russian and US soldier during WW2.

16. Given the pressures, you might understand why this woman with acne wants to hide.

17. Grand Duchesses Maria and Anastasia of Russia c. 1906.

18. Haile Selassie, Emperor of Abyssinia, with Brigadier Daniel Arthur Sandford (left) and Colonel Wingate (right) in Dambacha Fort, after it had been captured, 15 April 1941.

19. Henri Chouanard, autochromes.

20. German officers visiting the Schutzmannschaftant unit in Zarig, near Kiev.

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23. Jacqueline Bisset, 1960′s.

24. Jordache Jeans for men, 1970s.

25. London, 1904.

26. Marpessa Dawn.

27. Modeling a hard plastic ‘safety bra’ to protect female workers at war plants. USA 1943.

28. Nancy Sinatra with 1st Infantry US Army, Vietnam, 1967.

29. Paris- Champs Élysées – June 3rd, 1906.

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31. Philips Record Player model 22GF, 1969.

32. Roller Derby.

33. Salvador Dali photographed by Vivian Maier she actually managed to get a very human side of his persona even sombre seldom seen in his other portraits. 1956.

34. The Living Uncle Sam. 19,000 officers and men at Camp Lee, Virginia, January 13, 1919.

35. Building the World Trade Center – New York City, 1970.

36. Traffic officer, Washington, D.C., ca. 1915-1923.

37. Veronica Lake, 1940s.

38. Veteran of Waterloo with His Wife, 1850.

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