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Fashion photography has existed since the beginning of photography and was popularized through magazines like Harper's Bazaar and Vogue in the 1960s and 1980s. Adolph de Meyer was one of the earliest and most famous fashion photographers, known for his celebrity portraits in the early 1900s. He became the first photographer for Vogue magazine in 1913. Cecil Beaton also photographed for Vogue and Vanity Fair in the 1920s, in addition to being a diarist, interior designer, and costume designer. Fashion photography showcases different styles presented in magazines and advertisements to the public.
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1) Fashion photography became popular in the early 20th century as magazines like Vogue began publishing photos instead of illustrations. Photographers experimented with black and white film and basic lighting.
2) Edward Steichen was an influential early fashion photographer, taking the first photos considered "fashion photographs" for Vogue in the 1920s. His iconic photo of Gloria Swanson used lace and soft focus.
3) As the decades progressed, photographers experimented more with backgrounds, props, and different styles like Cecil Beaton's elegant black and white photo of Marilyn Monroe in the 1950s.
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- 2. History Fashion photography is one of the genres of photography that displays a variety of different fashions shown in magazines or adverts. Fashion photography has also been around since the start of photography and had started to be known because of the rise in fashion magazines like ‘Harper Bazer’ made in 1967 followed by ‘Vogue’, which came out in 1982, both of these was used to present different fashions to the public.
- 3. Adolph De Meyer 1898 Adolph de Meyer was born in 1868 and grew up in Paris until immigrating to England to join the Royal Photographic Society and the Linked Ring. He was a famous photographer known for taking portraits of celebrities in the early 20th century. Adolph then moved to New York and became the first fashion photographer for the well known magazine ‘Vogue’ in 1913. In my Opinion I think that Adolph’s work is interesting because the models in the photograph show a lot of shapes in their poses to show the background of themselves to suit the clothes they are modeling in particular
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