Sarah Moon (*1941)
Cacharel knitwear, ca. 1990
The brand Cacharel was founded in 1962 by Jean Bousquet. Cacharel clothing and perfume designs are characterized by their youthful femininity, lightness and use of bright colours. Particularly popular – and still traded as vintage goods today – are their easy-to-wear knitted tops of the early 1990s.
French photographer and filmmaker Sarah Moon is particularly known for her portraits and fashion shots. The autodidact, herself a former photo model, photographed large advertising campaigns for Chanel and Dior, as she created photo series for Vogue, Haper's Bazaar and Elle. In 1972 she was the first woman to design a Pirelli calendar.
Gelatin silver print
Image dimensions 15,7 x 10,6 cm (15,7 x 10,6 inch)
Object dimensions 18,7 x 13,6 cm (18,7 x 13,6 inch)
Mounting, Framing Black metal frame 25 x 20 cm upon request
Condition
Double weight paper, semi-matte surface
Annotations
Numeric notations on the reverse, certificate of authenticity enclosed
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