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dedicated to Twiggy photo by Richard Avedon for Vogue Us July 1967
And To Keep You By My Side And Never Let You Go Home
For the collage of "dedicated to Twiggy photo by Richard Avedon for Vogue Us July 1967", the original photographies you can find here, there and everywhere.
In 1967, Vogue Us published the photographies of Twiggy photo by Richard Avedon for the magazine "Vogue Us July 1967".
[the photos from left to right : The Front Cover for the magazine Vogue Us July 1967 and other photographies of Twiggy photo by Richard Avedon (original images are here and there)]
In 1967, Twiggy wearing her mini skirt, which was bringing out her body line and called "Twiggy Dress" was attracted attentions. And She became the heroine of the times in the models for the fashion magazines.
[the photos from left to right : twiggy wearing her some twiggy dresses (original images are here, there and everywhere)]
In March 1967, Twiggy arrived in New York at John F. Kennedy International Airport, an event covered by the press. The magazine "Life", the magazine "Newsweek" and the magazine "The New Yorker" and so on reported on the Twiggy Phenomenon in 1967.
[the photos from left to right :"The Arrival Of Twiggy" from the magazine "Life", February 3, 1967, the front coverof the magazine "Newsweek" April 10, 1967 and "A Reporter At Large" from the magazine "The New Yorker" November 4, 1967]
In October 1967, Twiggy arrived in Tokyo at Haneda Airport invited by Morinaga & Co., Ltd., Toyota Jidosha Hanbai Kabushiki Kaisha and Toyo Rayon for their advertising.
[the photos the advertising for the chocolate flakes "Chocho Flakes" by Morinaga & Co., Ltd., the photo "Twiggy with Toyota 2000gt at Tokyo Motor Show 1967" for advertising of Toyota Jidosha Hanbai Kabushiki Kaisha and the flyer for the fashion show "Toray Twiggy Show" at Tokyu Department Stores]
In 1971, Morinaga & Co., Ltd. launched Koeda, the chocolate. It is said that Koeda, the chocolate was imaged from Twiggy. (In Japanese, Koeda means twig.)
In this year, Twiggy acted as Polly Browne for the movie "The Boy Friend" 1971 directed by Ken Russell.
[the photos from left to right : the advertising on newspapers 1971 model by Hiromi Kurita and the poster and one of the still photos from the movie "The Boy Friend" 1971 directed by Ken Russell]
In 1967, the other remarkable photos of Twiggy photo by Bert Stern were published by the magazine "Vogue France".
[the photos from left to right : "Twiggy in Vogue , Paris, 1967", "Twiggy, 1967, Portrait" and "Twiggy, Vogue, 1967 photo by Bert Stern]
On the ther hand, in 1966, Richard Avedon left the positions of the staff photographer for the magazine "Harper's Bazaar" (He had wrought from 1962). And he became the lead photographer at the magazine "Vogue Us".
[the photos from left to right : "The Psychedelic Beatles", "Audrey Hepburn, New York, January 1967" and "Veruschka von Lehndorff, New York, January 1967 photo by Richard Avedon]
The words "And To Keep You By My Side And Never Let You Go Home" are taken from the lyrics of the song "Miniskirt" 2000 from the album "Lovers" 2003 by The Sleepy Jackson.
you can get some items from our illustrated works
"massacre4killingtime"
at the shop
"been a very rough weekend".
please check it.
For the collage of "dedicated to Twiggy photo by Richard Avedon for Vogue Us July 1967", the original photographies you can find here, there and everywhere.
In 1967, Vogue Us published the photographies of Twiggy photo by Richard Avedon for the magazine "Vogue Us July 1967".
[the photos from left to right : The Front Cover for the magazine Vogue Us July 1967 and other photographies of Twiggy photo by Richard Avedon (original images are here and there)]
In 1967, Twiggy wearing her mini skirt, which was bringing out her body line and called "Twiggy Dress" was attracted attentions. And She became the heroine of the times in the models for the fashion magazines.
[the photos from left to right : twiggy wearing her some twiggy dresses (original images are here, there and everywhere)]
In March 1967, Twiggy arrived in New York at John F. Kennedy International Airport, an event covered by the press. The magazine "Life", the magazine "Newsweek" and the magazine "The New Yorker" and so on reported on the Twiggy Phenomenon in 1967.
[the photos from left to right :"The Arrival Of Twiggy" from the magazine "Life", February 3, 1967, the front coverof the magazine "Newsweek" April 10, 1967 and "A Reporter At Large" from the magazine "The New Yorker" November 4, 1967]
In October 1967, Twiggy arrived in Tokyo at Haneda Airport invited by Morinaga & Co., Ltd., Toyota Jidosha Hanbai Kabushiki Kaisha and Toyo Rayon for their advertising.
[the photos the advertising for the chocolate flakes "Chocho Flakes" by Morinaga & Co., Ltd., the photo "Twiggy with Toyota 2000gt at Tokyo Motor Show 1967" for advertising of Toyota Jidosha Hanbai Kabushiki Kaisha and the flyer for the fashion show "Toray Twiggy Show" at Tokyu Department Stores]
In 1971, Morinaga & Co., Ltd. launched Koeda, the chocolate. It is said that Koeda, the chocolate was imaged from Twiggy. (In Japanese, Koeda means twig.)
In this year, Twiggy acted as Polly Browne for the movie "The Boy Friend" 1971 directed by Ken Russell.
[the photos from left to right : the advertising on newspapers 1971 model by Hiromi Kurita and the poster and one of the still photos from the movie "The Boy Friend" 1971 directed by Ken Russell]
In 1967, the other remarkable photos of Twiggy photo by Bert Stern were published by the magazine "Vogue France".
[the photos from left to right : "Twiggy in Vogue , Paris, 1967", "Twiggy, 1967, Portrait" and "Twiggy, Vogue, 1967 photo by Bert Stern]
On the ther hand, in 1966, Richard Avedon left the positions of the staff photographer for the magazine "Harper's Bazaar" (He had wrought from 1962). And he became the lead photographer at the magazine "Vogue Us".
[the photos from left to right : "The Psychedelic Beatles", "Audrey Hepburn, New York, January 1967" and "Veruschka von Lehndorff, New York, January 1967 photo by Richard Avedon]
The words "And To Keep You By My Side And Never Let You Go Home" are taken from the lyrics of the song "Miniskirt" 2000 from the album "Lovers" 2003 by The Sleepy Jackson.
you can get some items from our illustrated works
"massacre4killingtime"
at the shop
"been a very rough weekend".
please check it.
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