Showing posts with label Art Kane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art Kane. Show all posts

Sunday, April 27, 2014

ART KANE - OUR MAN IN MANHATTAN


The New Boeing 747

Great cloak 
Lisa Spain

Fawn jersey Cossack suit 
Michael Fish) Mr. Fish, London

Belts
Blades of London

Hat 
Carlo Pallazi




Primary-coloured fine silk shirt in abstract tree design, frilled button cuffs and deep collar. Shiny velvet waistcoat - black snakeskin belt, red and green silk brocade trousers in oriental pattern.
Blades, Burlington Gardens, London





 Norfolk jacket-inspired sand-coloured silk tunic shirt
Yellow on white art nouveau patterned silk neck square
Turnbull and Asser

Cream snakeskin belt - deco rising sun brass buckle
Blades, London

Pale green trousers with yellow windowpane overchecks
Mr. Fish, London

Cream woll wide-brimmed hat
Herbert Johnson, London




White silk trench shirt
Beige and white rope-stranded brass-buckled belts
Turnbull and Asser

Silver-grey trousers with white chalk stripes
Green and brown optic design long silk scarf worn as a hatband
Mr. Fish

Cotton wide-brimmed hat
Herbert Johnson 



Yellow and white floral-design cotton brocade version of the Norfolk suit. 
Blades, London

Silk ascot, green cotton hat with white band and brim binding
Herbert Johnson, London



Our Man In Manhattan
Harper's Bazaar and Queen October 1970
Photography: Art Kane
Photographed in the trophy room of his studio in Carnegie Hall

... eyes on the seventies at devodotcom



Wednesday, February 19, 2014

SUGAR AND SPICE



and all things nice ...


The Blithe Sleep Dress

top - Van Raalte
above - L'Intrigue


Kayser


Paris When It Floats


top left - Balmain
top right - Patou
above - Nina Ricci


Paris When It Parties

Francoise Dorleac in Cardin


Catherine Deneuve in Dior


Paris When It Burns


top - Gres
above - Castillo


Redhead Rage
Photograph - Art Kane


Trigere's Persian Spiral


Castillo for Elizabeth Arden


The Norell Shape



The Secret Chemistry of Beauty and Fashion
Harper's Bazaar April 1966
Photography: 
James Moore
Francesco Scavullo

... eye on the sixties at devodotcom






Saturday, January 14, 2012

STAR EYES

JAMES WEDGE
JEAN SHRIMPTON
DAVID BAILEY




THE TIGHT IDEA
CAPEZIO TIGHTS - JULIANELLI SHOES
ART KANE

VAN RAALTE DIAMOND-PATTERNED TIGHTS
HERBERT LEVINE SHOES

 ROMAN STRIPE TIGHTS
DELMAN SHOES

GARTER-HIGH BOOTS - SAKS FIFTH AVENUE
BLACK LACE TIGHTS - BEAUTIFUL BRYANS

BLACK-RIBBED TIGHTS - HANES
CHRISTIAN DIOR-NEW YORK SHOES

HERRINGBONE TIGHTS - FRANCESCA
ANDREW GELLER SHOES

THE NEW LEGS
MARILYN EVINS
EVINS SHOES

OK

Vogue August 1964
Photography:
David Bailey
Art Kane



Saturday, October 2, 2010

HEARTBREAK WARFARE




John Mayer
heartbreak warfare

ART KANE
VOGUE AUGUST 15, 1964


Thursday, May 27, 2010

Marilyn Monroe "The Last Sitting" Vogue September Issue 1962





Vogue

September 1, 1962

“The Last Sitting”

Marilyn Monroe by Bert Stern







This issue contains seven pages of the last photographs taken of Marilyn Monroe six weeks before her death on August 5th, 1962. Vogue published the pages in this issue the day after Monroe died for the September 1, issue. It is arguably, the most famous of  Vogue’s “September Issue”.


More than 2,500 photographs were taken over a three-day period by renowned fashion and commercial photographer Bert Stern, who was commissioned for the shoot by Vogue magazine. He was the last photographer to be granted a sitting by Marilyn Monroe. The session included fashion, portrait, and nude studies of Monroe. It was the last time Marilyn would pose in front of a camera. Six weeks later, the actress was found dead in her home.


As they were the last posed photographs taken of Monroe, the portfolio became known as “The Last Sitting”. The portfolio remains the world’s largest and finest tribute to Marilyn Monroe.




The Cover photograph of this issue is by acclaimed art director and photographer Art Kane. The cover features a suit by Ben Zuckerman and a hat by then hat designer, Halston of Bergdorf Goodman.


Halston achieved fame after designing the pillbox hat Jacqueline Kennedy wore to her husband’s 1961 inauguration and went on to become one of the top fashion designers of the seventies, known for designing fashions worn by entertainers and the jet set of that era. In 1990, Halston died from complications of AIDS. His clothing line has been recently resurrected, and features strongly in the fashions and promotion of the new “Sex and The City 2”.


Early in Art Kane’s career, he created page layouts for Esquire Magazine. He left Esquire when he was made art director of Seventeen Magazine. An award-winning art director, Kane was also interested in photography and studied with Harper’s Bazaar art director, Alexey Brodovitch - mentor to Avedon and others. Kane’s first assignment as a photographer was back at Esquire. His photo of 57 jazz musicians in Harlem was featured in Esquire’s January 1959 issue which became the basis for the documentary, “A Great Day in Harlem”.


This Marilyn Monroe Fashion feature  is re-visited on our September 1, 2011 blog




Marilyn Monroe
1926-1962
Once a Great Beauty



monroe admin girl @devodotcom

FROM THE ARCHIVE

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WEEGEE – STRETCH CHARACTERS                  3-11-12

HOLLYWOOD MCABRE                                         10-30-11

MARILYN MONROE – REVISITED                         9-1-11

MARILYN MONROE REMEMBERED                   5-25-11

MARILYN MONROE “THE LAST SITTING”     5-27-10