The Bite Magazine Issue 17

under Tunisian-born designer Azze- dine Alaïa, Colombian-born French designer Haider Ackmann, Italian designer Giorgio Armani, and Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana. The images include Alaïa pictured with Tina Turner in 1989; Yasmin Le Bon carrying two baguettes across the street in her arms with a cigarette hanging from her mouth for 1985’s New York Times Maga- zine; Madonna with pixie-cropped black hair in a dance leotard captured in Los Angeles in 1994; and Naomi Campbell in a sexy bodysuit in Paris 1992 for Inter- view Magazine . A portrait of Ackmann is captured; along with images of Lara Stone in Paris 2015; Angelina Jolie smiling in one image and very serious in the other, taken in London 2015 for The Wall Street Journal Magazine and Italian model Mariacarla Boscono captured wearing a black and gold beaded jacket in Paris this year. In the Giorgio Armani section, there is a close-up of French actress Mélanie Thierry in Los Angeles 1997 for Vogue Italia , Kate Moss in Rome 1994 for Harp- er’s Bazaar , Kae Lee Iwakawa in Paris 2001 for Vogue Italia, and Charlotte Rampling in Paris 1987 for Vanity Fair . Finally, under Dolce & Gabbana, we have Mariacarla Boscono in Palermo 2013 for Vogue Italia, Anna Ewers in Paris 2014 for Vogue Germany , and Chris Hodges and Milagros Schmoll in Great Yarmouth, England 2006 for Vogue Italia. A book that reveals the innovative and cutting-edge creative mind of Peter Lindbergh, we can better understand how he shaped fashion photography and refused to be confined to the restricted thinking of differing fashion personnel. It therefore gave him the freedom to portray women in strong light and bring out a beauty that people often missed. Peter Lindbergh: A Different Vision on Fashion Photography is published by Taschen and available on their website. www.taschen.com bite book review