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Nov 12, 2014 · Jean-Paul Goude’s Carolina Beaumont, New York, 1976, left, inspired a shot of Kim Kardashian West for the cover of Paper magazine, right. The maestro behind the much-maligned, much-appreciated photo shoot is the contemporary photographer and art director Jean-Paul Goude.
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The longtime friends posed for Harper’s Bazaar in a quirky editorial spread following Jacobs’ second stint in rehab for substance abuse. The designer chose to show off his newly svelte and sober form in a frilly tutu. Meanwhile, a nearly nude Campbell stretches her hyper-glossy body in a pose that is at once athletic and almost torturous — familiar...
For this 17-page package, “They asked me if I would be interested in shooting a story about fairy tales for Harper’s Bazaar,” Goude recalls. “I wasn’t too keen — too much of a fashion-photography cliché. I told them I’d prefer to make up my own metaphoric stories, and we settled for [the theme of] ‘icons.’ ” While the magazine provided the talent —...
Goude started dating singer and model Grace Jones in the late ’70s and she quickly became his muse (and the mother of his child, musician Paulo, born in 1979). The two were a fixture on the Manhattan disco scene, and this photo relates to that. “For one night only, the idea was to turn [Roseland Ballroom] into one of New York’s most radical discos,...
Shot in Knysna, South Africa, the “Wild Things” series included a picture of Campbell — herself known as a bit of a wild thing — riding an elephant, straddling a crocodile and racing a cheetah. This particular photo is what Goude calls “an homage to [photographer] Richard Avedon and Dovima,” referring to “Dovima with Elephants” — an iconic shoot of...
Goude loves big butts and he cannot lie. Plus, he’s high-minded about it. “I think [Kim Kardashian’s] butt stacks up perfectly between Paleolithic sculptures like the Venus of Willendorf and [those from] ancient Greece,” he says. (The photographer shot a second pic of Kardashian naked, but sans champagne.) Believe it or not, “I didn’t anticipate th...
Nov 13, 2014 · The shoot’s photographer, Jean-Paul Goude, used his 1976 photo, "Carolina Beaumont, New York" (which is more commonly known as "The Champagne Incident"), as the inspiration for the shot in...
Nov 11, 2014 · We tapped legendary French photographer Jean-Paul Goude to recreate his iconic "Champagne Incident" shot (an image also known as Carolina Beaumont, New York for the name of the model and the location in which it was taken) and all we can say about the images inside, which we'll be releasing this Thursday, is...holy fucking shit.
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Nov 12, 2014 · The shoot was photographed by the legendary French photographer Jean-Paul Goude who chose Kardashian West to recreate his iconic image at a secret location in Paris. ( Jean-Paul Goude...
Nov 12, 2014 · 1. Carolina Beaumont, New York, 1976 (1976) / Image via Fashion Art Books. Kim Kardashian acts as the muse that Grace Jones was for many years—to Goude in the '70s and '80s and to many people...
