Jumpsuits - not just for fun

In an editorial devoted to Thierry Mugler and Charles Jordan, this image stands out with the undeniably fearsome Mugler jumpsuit, the Charles Jordan sandals and the equally Mugler Guillet sun glasses.



Kerry Warn did the hair for this editorial but what I want to know is who got that crystal on the set. A gorgeous and appropriate prop.


When in doubt, hug a tree. And try do to it wearing a lycra Enrico Coveri swimsuit from 1979.


André Malraux, the art enthusiast and politician - a renaissance man. Here in a shot from 1933.

Maybe it's our kookiness

A couple of ads from an Interview from 1979.

That wonderful superman Krizia ad.




Probably the loveliest belt ever right there in the middle - looks a lot like a necklace shown in Vogue May 1980 (Gia/Scavullo).


Vintage vintage - onyx and diamond bracelet from the 1930s accompanied by the most gorgeous pin.

Heavenly

On the 29th of January 1960, Gia Carangi was born. These two shots are from the beginning and peak of her success, respectively.

Some things never go out of style

So far, except for Italian Vogue, the best cover has come from a surprising source - Swedish magazine Plaza. This cover features Georgia Frost. Looks a little like the Classic Gia Carangi cover from 1979.

Scanned by me, the Gia image was tweaked for better comparison.