Laetitia Scherrer

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missparker7

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"LEUTE Tierische Mode" - petra Germany October 1992 (28. September 1992) - also showing Tom Selleck, Mark Keller

fakediorpurse

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#22

jean-louis scherrer s/s 1991 rtw

missparker7

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#23

SCHERRER boutique advertisement - L`OFFICIEL France August 1989 #749

source: ebay

danny-19

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#24

Jean-Louis Scherrer S/S 1989
Photographer: Daniel Simon

danny-19

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#25

Jean-Louis Scherrer Haute Couture S/S 1989
Photographers: Guy Marineau, Daniel Simon, Bertrand Rindoff Petroff

missparker7

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#26

"EXTRA Blatt ALL THAT JAZZ" - MADAME Germany July 1988 - also showing Princess Grace of Monaco, Naomi Campbell

parisienne

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#27

Joyce Paris no.10 - Jul-Aug 1988 -- Scherrer ad

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parisienne

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#28

Joyce Paris no.23 - Sept-Oct 1990 -- Scherrer HC ad

Laetitia Scherrer,Maureen Gallagher,Dalma Callado,unknown models

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parisienne

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#29

Joyce Paris no.13 - Jan-Feb 1989 -- Scherrer ad

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parisienne

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#30

Joyce Paris no.4 - Jul-Aug 1987 -- Scherrer Boutique - Scherrer2

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missparker7

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#31

"AU PAYS DES MERVEILLES" - Nous Deux France 23. - 29. December 1987 #2114 - also showing Madelaine Robinson, Ines de la Fressange, unknown

danny-19

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#32

On 9/10/2024 at 11:31 AM, parisienne said:
Joyce Paris no.10 - Jul-Aug 1988 -- Scherrer ad
- my scans -

Thank you for all the Joyce ads thumbsup
I love the fact that JLS published a lot of campaign shots, not just one or two pages like most brands. Though sometimes their creativity went a little too far, like with this S/S 1988 campaign laugh

danny-19

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#33

Jean-Louis Scherrer F/W 1991

Photographer: Klaus Roethlisberger

Scanned by me from Vogue Paris August 1991

parisienne

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#34

2 hours ago, danny-19 said:
Thank you for all the Joyce ads
I love the fact that JLS published a lot of campaign shots, not just one or two pages like most brands. Though sometimes their creativity went a little too far, like with this S/S 1988 campaign

I love Laetitia. In those years Joyce typically published multi-page advertisements, which,I think,was a way for fashion houses to support the magazine.