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Vintage & Estate

Step back in time with the works of legendary photographers whose images defined eras and influenced generations.

Vintage & Estate

Explore the Legacy of Iconic Vintage and Estate Fashion Photographers: Step back in time with the works of legendary photographers whose images defined eras and influenced generations.

Slim Aarons

Slim Aarons (1916–2006) was one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century, celebrated for capturing the effortless glamour of the international jet set from the 1950s through the 1990s. A former World War II combat photographer, he famously turned his lens toward “attractive people doing attractive things in attractive places,” documenting Hollywood legends, European aristocracy, and high society in some of the world's most extraordinary settings.

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Slim Aarons, Skiing Waiters, 1962
Slim Aarons, Eden-Roc Pool, 1976
Mick Jagger in a hammock, Terry O'Neill, 1969

Terry O'Neill

Terry O’Neill was a photographer best known for his work produced during the 1960’s. One of the first to see the potential of youth culture and the appeal of celebrity, Terry made his career in chronicling the most iconic faces of the day, including Bridget Bardot, Kate Moss, Frank Sinatra, and Mick Jagger. Today, he is one of the most celebrated and collected photographers in the world.

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David Bowie with a white dog, Diamond Dogs, Terry O'Neill, 1974
Elton John in a fur-and-sequin costume reading a newspaper, Terry O'Neill, 1977
Muhammed Ali training in Dublin, Terry O'Neill, 1972
Brigitte Bardot smoking a cigar, Terry O'Neill, 1971
Terry O'Neill portrait
Audrey Hepburn in Givenchy at Villa Rolli, Italy, 1955, Norman Parkinson

Norman Parkinson

Norman Parkinson is one of the most celebrated and prolific fashion photographers of all time. Starting as a society photographer in the 1930’s, Parkinson revolutionized fashion photography by bringing it out of the studio and into the streets, capturing the spirit of his subjects rather than just the trends of the time.

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Pamela Minchin on the Isle of Wight, Norman Parkinson, 1939
Jerry Hall in a cherry red swimsuit on a plinth, British Vogue, 1976, Norman Parkinson
Norman Parkinson portrait
Gia Carangi and two models lounging in the California desert under a helicopter shadow, Vogue, 1979, by Chris von Wangenheim

Chris Von Wangenheim

Chris von Wangenheim was one of the most groundbreaking fashion photographers of the 20th century. He ranked alongside Helmut Newton and Guy Bourdin in his masterful encapsulation of the 1970s zeitgeist.

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Model Angelique dressed as a nun, unpublished fashion photograph by Chris von Wangenheim, circa 1978
Christie Brinkley's leg in gold strappy sandals as Whiskey the Doberman bites her ankle, Snap story, Vogue, 1977, by Chris von Wangenheim
Chris von Wangenheim portrait