In 1969, VOGUE magazine recorded one of the most beautiful fashion shoots in its history in Iran.
The legendary photographer Henry Clarke traveled to Iran and took pictures of Rostam, markets and historical houses between the Throne Jamshid (Parsa).
Where Iran's magnificent architecture blended with the luxury fashion of the 70s.
Models wore dresses, part of which were recorded in Vogue 1969 archive by designers such as Halston, Geoffrey Beene, Stavropoulos and Anne Fogarty.
This collection is one of the rarest collaborations of fashion and Iranian history;
Where ancient Iran and the fashion of the 70s became immortal in a frame.
Images that are not just a fashion shoot, but a cultural and historical document.
Where Iran's magnificent architecture blended with the luxury fashion of the 70s.
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In Pictures: The 1969 Issue of Vogue That Unveiled the Exotic Glamour of Pre-Revolutionary Iran - Scoop Empire
Fascinated by the exoticism of 1960’s Middle Eastern dress codes, Vogue Magazine made its pick to commission American Fashion photographer Henry Clarke to go for an exotic photoshoot spread at different historical locations around Iran, back in 1969. Clarke’s lens captured western female models incl..
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