Sarah Moon (*1941)
Lilies for Cacharel Beauté, 1993
The French brand Cacharel was founded in 1962 by Jean Bousquet. The fashion and perfumes are characterised by their youthful femininity, lightness and the use of light pastel colours.
Less known is the make-up line by Cacharel, which was only briefly on the market in the early 1990s and was advertised with photos of Sarah Moon (image of a magazine spread see above).
Sarah Moon is a French photographer and filmmaker, who is particularly known for her portraits and fashion shots. The autodidact, herself a former photo model, photographed large advertising campaigns for Cacharel, Chanel and Dior, created photo series for Vogue, Haper's Bazaar and Elle and in 1972 was the first woman to design a Pirelli calendar. OstLicht presents a selection of her most beautiful works from the 1980s and 1990s.
Gelatin silver print toned
Bildmaße ca. 16 x 12,5 cm (16 x 12,5 inch)
Objektmaße 29,6 x 22,4 cm (29,6 x 22,4 inch)
Montage, Rahmen Archival mat board 40 x 30 cm, frame upon request
Zustand
Double weight paper, matte surface
Beschriftung
Certificate of authenticity enclosed
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