David Bailey,Lord Lichfield, And Mare Moda...What A Triple Threat

Legendary photographers, David Bailey and Lord Lichfield along with top model of the time, Penelope Tree, attended a fashion week event (Mare Moda) that took place in Capri, an Italian island. The year was September 1968 and while the likes of Tony Curtis and Faye Dunaway frolicked along the riviera, they got an early glimpse at fashion designers' upcoming collection.
Both photographers are responsible for changing the face of fashion, portraiture, and celebrity photography during the 1960's.

In the photo opt above, you can tell the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, as both titans in their professional field gave a proper lesson on how to strut your threads even when in the middle of a top model. Bailey chose a white printed tunic shirt with a matching metallic belt finished off with a wide white pant.

Lord Lichfield strutted a white shirt with black trousers finished off with an impeccable scarf that only adds the cherry on top!


"David Bailey for British Vogue."



"David Bailey: The 60s have never ended."



David Bailey Interview.



Interview Part 2.

Let The Cannes Film Festival Continue!

Since we're on the topic of the Cannes Film Festival (scroll slightly above), we're looking back at a couple moments hight lighting the half of last centuries festival! Cary Grant took a walk along the 'Boulevard de la Croisette' as he filmed his 1955 flick "To Catch A Thief". Opting for a breather during its filming, Cary walked alongside the Boulevard de la Croisette during the festivities which I can imagine made his stroll more interesting amidst the flashing light bulbs.

The Boulevard de la Croisette is a long winding road that extends throughout the Cannes entire coastline, giving only what I can imagine are gorgeous views besides the Mediterranean Sea, alongside equally famed hotels and restaurants all of which are in close proximity.

Cary Grant's outfit is truly impeccable. What else can I say about a man who's face should appear in the dictionary next to the term debonair. Strutting a dark jacket with light trousers, parred alongside an opened smart shirt and dark necktie, makes me simply gush!




60's British photographer David Bailey and French actress Catherine Deneuve epitomized glamour while simultaneously ringing in the Cannes Film Festival's 20th anniversary. The married couple at the time, were snapped arriving at the Palais des Festivals in preparation before a screening. Whoo, what a grand looking couple.


"Cannes Film Festival Red Carpet Glamour."



Cannes Film Festival's Hot Choices.


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