Showing posts with label Gene Laurents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gene Laurents. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

1963 FASHION - 1964 CARS

1964 CADILLAC

1964 THUNDERBIRD RAGTOP
FULL LEOTARD BY ULLA - CORO NECKLACE - FUCHS GLOVES

1964 OLDSMOBILE F-85 CUTLASS COUPE
SLOAT TWO-PIECE - KNIZE SCARF
GOGGLES - ABERCROMBIE & FITCH - GOLO BOOTS

1964 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CONVERTIBLE
SCASSI SPACE QUEEN PYJAMAS
 BOOTS - EVINS

1964 IMPERIAL LEBARON
SCASSI BOUTIQUE FOR MARTINI
KIDSKIN BOOTS - GOLO

1964  BUICK RIVIERA
MARQUISE SUIT
BRYANS TIGHTS - EMME HELMUT
ESKILOO VINYL BOOTS

1964 CHRYSLER TURBINE
LOOMTOGS SHIRT-COAT-DRESS
HELMUT AND GOGGLES - ABERCROMBIE & FITCH
EELSKIN THIGH-HIGH BOOTS - NINA

1964 CORVETTE STINGRAY
LEOTARD AND ALLIGATOR-MARKED VINYL VEST - ULLA
BOOTS - CAPEZIO

1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 XL RAGTOP
TONI OWEN WINDBREAKER AND WOOL FLANNEL SKIRT
HELMUT - ABERCROMBIE & FITCH



THE CAR AS HERO
"I ADORE CARS" by Francoise Sagan
Photography: Gene Laurents
Vogue November 1963

VROOOOMMMM...

Sunday, February 12, 2012

GENE LAURENTS - AMERICAN CARS 1962



THE GOOD COMPANIONSHIP



 "In the mythology of America, one of the most patently absurd beliefs is that the automobile, the No. 1 national status symbol for many men, has lately adjusted to the woman, who used to rank in first place herself but has slipped to third."



 "The thinking man's No.2 symbol nowadays, of course, is a good accountant, who if he's really good, can arrange things so you can buy your wife a new fur coat, which may persuade her to try to get by for one more year with her old car ...


... especially if it's at least a Mercedes."
E.J. Kahn. Jr.

Cars may have adjusted to women - as what hasn't - over their years of development, but we think it has worked two ways.


Women, who have become about as adjustable as anything over their years of development, have met cars half way ...



...and they've driven off, happily, together.
The Good Companionship, Vogue November 1962


"Have Cars Adjusted to Women?" 
E.J. Kahn, Jr.
The Good Companion
Vogue November 1962
Photography: Gene Laurents


The American Automobile
Once a Great Beauty