Showing posts with label Bruce Davidson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bruce Davidson. Show all posts

Monday, October 6, 2014

A PEEK AT '62


Natalie Wood





On The Beach 

The new 'Sand Shift' by Brigance in Dan River Fabric - at the Montego Beach Hotel, in Jamaica. Kobley and Stern sunglasses. Coro bracelet. Martex towel.






"One of the sleekest abbreviations on the beach this season, the two-piece tank suit by Catalina. Headwear; Cleopatra stripes-ticking flared over a band, by John Frederics.  

Photographs by Bruce Davidson




Where The Hot Wind Blows ...

Slim little terry beach shift by Jamison, deeply V'd to the waist in back, pom-pom fringed hem.






McMullen cable knit sweater deep V'd over a striped T-shirt. A white pants natural. Right: Denim and Gingham pairing off ... a Shirt Treet beach tunic of denim over gingham by Mr. Pants.




Jack Winter




Totally Cool ...


Cowled great-shirt of coral checkered chenille - one of the longest pullovers in sweater history. An envious over-pants look. Silk pants by Mr. Pants. Button earrings - Bergdorf Goodman.





Another Name for a Sweater

Chameleon Jacket ... rustic in the country, urban in the city, abundant chic in white-chalk blue by Lee Herman at Bloomingdale's. Weightless sunglasses by May.






Lady-Like




Shirt-Sleeve Diplomacy


More substantial than a dress, easier than a suit. The shirt-sleeved jacket, shirt-tails slit over matching skirt - very new with a clinch of tomato-red. Maurice Retner. Marvella earrings.






Jerry Silverman





Criss Cross scarf of mink by Ben Kahn
Kislav gloves
Photography: Frances McGlaughlin-Gill





News of the White-Tie Sash, Watercolour Chiffon

Sky-blue Bianchini silk chiffon - the skirt greened by a top layer of yellow by Sarmi.





The Jewelled Gold Rings
Black Starr and Frost


Bargains in Chic
Vogue June 1962
Photography:
Bruce Davidson
Jerome Ducrot
Irving Penn
Frances McGlaughlin-Gill


... eyes on the sixties at devodotcom

Monday, October 29, 2012

ANDY WARHOL - ROBERT INDIANA - 1965


Andy

"I was given the same food for twenty years. Soup and sandwiches, and I can tell you, my favourite is Campbell's Tomato Soup. But food takes too much time from my work ..."


Warhol

"Food does not exist for me. I like candies. I could eat candies for breakfast, candies for lunch, candies for dinner ... because they are so good. I also like blood."
Andy Warhol


and


Robert Indiana


"These two pop artists, Andy Warhol and Robert Indiana,in a weird-looking warehouse, downtown, past Wall Street, by the Hudson River, near the docks. One big room to each floor, one big cat to each room."
Ninette Lyon


"The word 'eat' is more than a word. It is a sign you see on every road as you leave the big towns, and signs are important to me. In the eyes of a child, a lighted sign can reflect all the wonders of the world. Besides, the word 'eat' is reassuring, it means not only food, but life."
Robert Indiana

Robert         Andy
Indiana    Warhol
A Second Fame: Good Food
By Ninette Lyon
Vogue March 1965
Photography: Bruce Davidson

Andy Warhol at devodotcom