the product was only part of the story for pioneering fashion photographer Guy Bourdin
Discover Guy Bourdin, who worked for major fashion brands and magazines in the 70s and 80s, and whose influence can still be felt to this day.
Le Centre de Photographie des Frères Lumière présente une exposition rétrospective de Guy Bourdin, l'un des photographes les plus influents de la seconde
Photo by Hans Feurer for Vogue. 1974.
In 1987, Chanel asked the fashion master to shoot an ad campaign for its new watch. The strange, dreamlike images he produced are at Paris Photo this weekend, alongside other rare Bourdin photographs
Colourful Sixties shoes captured by Guy Bourdin
We present four rarely seen shorts by legendary Parisian photographer Guy Bourdin
From the book: Beauty Photography in Vogue
See our top picks from the Nars Guy Bourdin holiday collection » Long inspired by Guy Bourdin’s luscious, glossy work, François Nars pays homage to the
70 carats of diamonds complement a 66 carat heart-shaped emerald Alexandre Reza 538 diamonds, 67 emeralds M.Gerard,Paris Gold and diamond buttons/cufflinks on tuxedo shirt by Cerruti, emerald and diamond brooch and 6 carat baguette earrings all by Adler, Geneva Le Grand Air Des Bijoux Vogue Paris november 1985 Photography: Guy Bourdin ...eye on the eighties at devodotcom
Love-hearts and satin sheets, juicy lips and neon hips ... Guy Bourdin's erotic images were a staple of French Vogue for more than 40 years – and they changed fashion photography forever. As rare offerings from his vast archive go on show for the first time at Paris Photo in Los Angeles, here are some of his boldest and brightest creations
A Exposição mostra a retrospectiva do fotógrafo francês Guy Bourdin em filmes, imagens e editoriais produzidos por ele entre as décadas d...
A photo taken by Guy Bourdin for shoe and fashion designer, Charles Jourdan. Celebrated photographer Guy Bourdin’s career spanned nearly 40 years. In the mid-50s, the young Frenchman got his big break after scoring a dream gig with French Vogue. Bourdin was inspired by the vitally important Man Ray, and the revered American Surrealist would become a mentor to the young Bourdin. In fact, when Bourdin held his first gallery show in Paris in 1952, Man Ray himself wrote the introduction for the show’s catalog. A photograph taken by Guy Bourdin inside Man Ray’s studio in Paris. As the 1960s rolled in, Bourdin’s services would be engaged by shoe and fashion designer Charles Jourdan to create ads for his sexy footwear. Bourdin’s photos for Jourdan were wildly unconventional and routinely featured disembodied legs, nudity, and fetish-like imagery. Jourdan would use a vast number of Bourdin’s images for various ad campaigns until the early part of the 80’s—many of which look more like provocative movie stills than ads for shoes. As you might imagine, Bourdin’s work has been compiled into a wide variety of books including Exhibit A (2001), Guy Bourdin: Polaroids (2010),...
Guy Bourdin Autoportrait 1954
Charles Jourdan (Perfumes) 1980, Guy Bourdin
Discover Guy Bourdin, who worked for major fashion brands and magazines in the 70s and 80s, and whose influence can still be felt to this day.
L'Origine du Monde revu par Guy Bourdin
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