Showing posts with label 90's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 90's. Show all posts

Miscellaneous Babes


Beverly Johnson 



Naomi Campbell as featured on the cover of Time in the "Totem Pole" Dress from Isaac Mizrahi's Fall 1991 collection.



 Lara Stone by Peter Lindbergh, Vogue China, January 2012



Chris Roer by Albert Elgort, US Vogue, August 1975


Gisele Zelauy for Moschino, est. late 80's


Nedege du Bospertus in Valention, est. early 90's


Anjelica Huston for Dior Cosmetics, 1973. Shot by Sarah Moon

Miscellany


Poster for the 1965 West German re-release of The Seven Year Itch; designed by Dorothea Fischer-Nosbisch (1921 - 2009)




Poster for India Song, 1975


Careers board game, USA 1950's


1970's New York, unidentified photographer

Models in B&W


Gisele Zelauy in the Spring 1997 Moschino campaign
 

 Editha Dussler shot by director Just Jaeckin in 1970


Anjelica Huston by hair stylist/photographer Ara Gallant, 1970's


Unknown model wearing Jin Abe. Shot by Carlo Dalla Chiesa in LOfficiel #767, 1991. 

Miscellany


Cyndi Lauper and PeeWee Herman playing mini-golf.


The American Restaurant, Kansas City, shot by Warren Platner in 1974


Yasmeen Ghauri shot by Stephen Meisel, 1991

Twiggy, shot by Bert Stern

BMW Art Cars


You know what's cool? BMW Art Cars.

Top Row:
Esther Mahlangu, BMW 525i, 1991
David Hockney, BMW 850 CSi, 1995
Robert Rauschenberg, BMW 635 CSi, 1986
Middle Row:
Andy Warhol, BMW M1 Group 4 Race Version, 1979
Frank Stella, BMW 3.0 CSL, 1976
Alexander Calder, BMW 3.0 CSL, 1975
Bottom Row:
Ernst Fuchs, BMW 635 CSi, 1982
Roy Lichtenstein, BMW 320i Group 5 Race Version, 1977
Jeff Koons, BMW M3 GT2, 2010

My faves are the Warhol, the Lichtenstein, and the Stella.

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MTV Party to Go, Vol. 1 & 2

I have been intrigued by the graphic design of the early 90's lately, and the MTV Party to Go comps are a pretty good representation of what I'm referring to.  See also stuff like promotional materials and album covers by Technotronic and C+C Music Factory.

What are we seeing in this kind of work?

  • Tons of high-energy neon jewel tones, contrasted with each other and with black
  • Bold, (perhaps artificially) condensed or expanded typefaces like Impact
  • Saturated photography
  • Circular badge-like graphics

YES!



If you're interested in listening to these gems, they're obtainable online: Volume 1 / Volume 2

Miscellaneous


Designers and Models, Bez Ocko and Claudia McNulty, wearing their line Bias/Buy Us, 1979.


Chloe, Spring 1997




Naomi Campbell for Kenzo, Spring 1992


Chantal Thomass ad, 1982

Posters


Dr. Chicago by Karl Wirsum, 1971


Graphic Design in China, © Chen Shaohua, 1992


Film poster for the Czech release of The Misfits, 1961


Dog Eat Dog at Club 57


Film Poster for One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, 1975

Miscellany


Calvin Klein, Diane von Furstenburg, and Jane Wenner


Vogue Italy, October 1991


Angela Lindvall in Prada, Fall 1999.

You see those boots she is wearing? I have those. I wish you could see the details, because they're kind of crazy: they are forest green with brown and aqua patent leather leaves and acorns all over them. They were my pride and joy for some time.

I haven't worn them in years because the heel has an early 2000's geometric shape to it, and I'm not feeling that style quite yet.


Richard Gere


Liberty Ross in Etro, Spring 2002

Vintage Sunglasses


Left to right, top to bottom:

Michele Lamy, 1970's. Available at Eyewear Mebius
Michelle Lamy is a super cool individual. It's hard to find much history about her, especially related to the sunglasses. What's easy to discover is that she's Rick Owens'  wife, that she used to own Les Deux Cafes in Los Angeles, and that she has dyed black fingertips and gold plated teeth.
“TAXI” by Casanova Venezia, 1990's. Available at Solakzade
Unknown brand, 1990's. Available at Eyewear Mebius
Michele Lamy, 1970's. Available at Eyewear Mebius
Graffitis, 1960's. Available at Eyewear Mebius
Michele Lamy, 1980's. Available through 1st Dibs
These are off the hook. They remind me of a 1930's bakelite radio, reinterpreted by the animators of Beverly Hills Teens.

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See all in detail after the jump.

Walter Burger

Walter Burger is a Swiss painter, born in 1923. I haven't been able to find much info about him, so if you know anything, please inform me!


 Walter Burger, Begegnung, 1968. Definitely the piece he is known for.
I don't have information on the title for this.


Morgen, 1994

In 1993, a Swiss Aids awareness organization (AHSGA) started collaborating with artists for a series of lithographs. Above is Burger's contribution.


"Gerade Menschen, die mit dem HI-Virus leben müssen, empfinden das Leben oft als deutlicher, bewusster, mit geschärftem Blick." - Walter Burger

My translation is this: People who live with the HIV virus often have an especially clear consciousness and keen eye.

Miscellaneous COLOR!


Agatha de la Ruiz Prada, Spring/Summer 2009


I love the colors used in the Bally collection for spring and summer this year. The two-tone shoes (green on the inside, blue on the outside) are great! Below is another shot of them:





Tan Tang Niah house, 37 Kerbau Road, Little India, Singapore. It was built in 1900, and restored in 1990.
It would be so cool if rays of color really bounced off of ping pong balls.


Split Enz
 
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