Paulina Porizkova

[630redhead]

Kar, thank you for the information on the "Evening Wardrobe" editorial.

Thank you Kar for those rare Bloomingdale's catalog and thank you Kar and Kalaudia for the beautiful Linea pictures.

The picture that talks about Estee Lauder colors but is not Paulina is actually a small article from the magazine (Vogue, if I recall?) talking about the different cosmetic's companies fall colors - that page covers not only Estee Lauder's colors (which were on the model on the opposite page) and Lancome's colors (which were on that model). So, it's not that Estee Lauder used a different model, the magazine was just showing us what was new for fall that year.

[missparker7]

Hi All :wave: ,

Hope all's well and thanks for another whack of great new pics!!!

And welcome XUXA!!! We look forward to many fantastic postings.

Here's some Lauder pics some of which I promised Red:

a) Fall 1991, probably American Vogue (credit goes to missparker)

b) Kinda repost but within a different context, American Photo, 1990

c) Maskerade bei Aurel, a chain of cosmetics stores in Germany, Petra 3/93 (-> missparker)

d) Just Blush! German Bravo Girl! Spring 1991

Kalaudia -

Thank you so much for sharing those beautiful pictures! Although the first picture (a) talks about the Estee Lauder colors for fall 1991, the model shown isn't Paulina.

I think she´s Gretha Cavazzoni (or so).

But it's amazing how close she comes. Her teeth structure is different though. Does anybody know why they used someone else for this pic?

A few pics of her remind me of Paulina, too but usually she looks very different. When she started her career she was called the new Linda Evangelista. But copies are never as good as the original.

Guess Paulina had a break in modeling at this time or better things to do. Or was too expensive for the magazine or...There could be so many reasons. It´s not a crime if you book another model than the one who´s doing the campaigns for the product.

[missparker7]

scans from my friend from Oz, source: Who, Australia 28th July 2008

[missparker7]

another one from my friend in Oz, source: australian Russh! Jan./Feb. 2008

[missparker7]

and the last one from my friend in Oz "ROLE MODELS", source: australian Studio Beauty, Autumn/Winter 1990

[billarruda]

Thanks a lot everyone for all the pictures and thank you Kar for the ID of that mademoiselle editorial.

[Kate40]

Hey Red! I think these were on your disc. If you haven't found out already, they are from Bazaar Jan '83.

[billarruda]

Thank you Kate40! I can't belive I know have all these rare pictures. :hell yea!:

[630redhead]

Hey Red! I think these were on your disc. If you haven't found out already, they are from Bazaar Jan '83.

Thanks Kate! It's nice to know where those came from and to have higher quality too!!!

[630redhead]

In Fashion magazine - Kate posted some time back, but I just received a copy too, so here is the complete article.

the second pic is flipped the right way

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[630redhead]

I just received Vogue Germany August 1987 -

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[630redhead]

All of my Oscar De La Renta fur ads (to date)

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[kar]

First time I see a photo of Paulina's father

[630redhead]

On the right is an alternate picture to the Sports Illustrated cover I've posted before (on left)

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[kar]

Thanks Kalaudia for the Galitzine photos. I'm looking for Linea Italia mags but they are hard to find !

Various pictures

Harper's Bazaar Italy dec87-jan88

Emanuele Chile from winter 1992

unknown from 1993

unknown from 2001

Vogue patterns oct 1987

[kar]

Amazing Paulina in Glamour may 1984

[billarruda]

Thanks a lot Kar!

[630redhead]

Thank you, Kar - great new contributions today! I LOVE the article - and I had never seen her father either.

[miss]

:drool: wow - thanks all for fantastic pics

[billarruda]

Thanks Red, for that wonderful vogue cover.