Vintage covers

[missparker7]

2 hours ago, parisienne said:

They would have certainly made our lives easier! 

A model that I remember but I can't find the name...

The longer I look for her the more models show up that look alike.

[missparker7]

25 minutes ago, danny-19 said:

 

It’s true. I've always thought it was incredibly unfair to models not being credited in magazines, as if they aren’t a part of the shooting process. This is very disrespectful to their work and devalues their contribution.

But actually I wanted to say that's it's almost impossible to find a magazine called "19" on the web 

For what I know a magazine cover was low paid as a model job, but the best promotion for a girl. So what sense does it make not to credit the name that time? You see a wonderful model on a magazine cover you want to book for a job and then? How did they find out who she is/was? The agency is also not mentioned.

[missparker7]

21 hours ago, parisienne said:

I think her jaw-chin outline is too triangular to be the same model.   Really a mystery...

Thank you.

[parisienne]

1 hour ago, missparker7 said:

The longer I look for her the more models show up that look alike.

Yes

[parisienne]

1 hour ago, missparker7 said:

For what I know a magazine cover was low paid as a model job, but the best promotion for a girl. So what sense does it make not to credit the name that time? You see a wonderful model on a magazine cover you want to book for a job and then? How did they find out who she is/was? The agency is also not mentioned.

As you know,here and there the names were written, like in Italian Vogue Bellezza of the 80s, but it never became a normal thing. Someone told me that it was linked to the rivalry between agencies, something like "You push a model with her image and you can't expect her name to be written too". But I'm not very convinced.

[missparker7]

11 minutes ago, parisienne said:

As you know,here and there the names were written, like in Italian Vogue Bellezza of the 80s, but it never became a normal thing. Someone told me that it was linked to the rivalry between agencies, something like "You push a model with her image and you can't expect her name to be written too". But I'm not very convinced.

Sad for the models who wasn´t that big in the business and you don´t need a name with the cover/editorial. Well, it´s a business only.

[missparker7]

cover + cover-look VOTRE BEAUTE France July/August 1988 #619 by David Cluett - also showing Cristina Piaget, unknown

Lisa Hauk / Hauck - no idea what the last name is spelled right.

[parisienne]

On 1/3/2025 at 4:36 PM, missparker7 said:

Of course. I would like to find out who she is.

Now I think Donna Goeller and Sylke Larsson are the most likely... That face looks like an AI face from a time when AI didn't exist yet...