Haley Wollens and Briana Capozzi for Out of Order

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Bianca Jagger at Studio 54, 1977

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Issey Miyake

Breastplate, 1980

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Cult of Personality - Vogue US (1997) Shalom Harlow by Steven Meisel

Source: the-original-supermodels

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Gucci Fall 1996

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Gucci Spring 2002

Model: Carmen Kass

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sasha at balenciaga

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To fall in love is to individualize someone by the signs he bears or emits. It is to become sensitive to these signs, to undergo an apprenticeship to them (thus the slow individualization of Albertine in the group of young girls). It may be that friendship is nourished on observation and conversation, but love is born from and nourished on silent interpretation. The beloved appears as a sign, a “soul”; the beloved expresses a possible world unknown to us, implying, enveloping, imprisoning a world that must be deciphered, that is, interpreted. What is involved, here, is a plurality of worlds; the pluralism of love does not concern only the multiplicity of loved beings, but the multiplicity of souls or worlds in each of them. To love is to try to explicate, to develop these unknown worlds that remain enveloped within the beloved.

Gilles Deleuze, Proust and Signs (via mahdic)