British model Jean Shrimpton was the world’s first supermodel, and in 1964, she graced the cover of Glamour wearing soft pastel eye shadow and a foxy cat-eye. See how Kandee Johnson recreates her ...
JEAN Shrimpton's mini-skirt moment at the Melbourne Cup carnival has been recreated to celebrate Fashions on the Field's 50th anniversary. Not an eyelid was batted when former Miss Universe contestant ...
(MENAFN- The Conversation) Today marks 60 years since English photographic model Jean Shrimpton, dubbed“The Shrimp”, caused a stir among conservative racegoers at the Melbourne Cup. On October 30 1965 ...
She's used to accompanying Doctor Who in his Tardis, but now Karen Gillan will take on a much more glamorous role. The 24-year-old redhead is set to portray supermodel Jean Shrimpton in new BBC4 drama ...
‘They’re the most peculiar women,” says David Bailey, looking at his photographs of Jean Shrimpton and Kate Moss. “I’ve never understood why everybody likes them so much. There are many more beautiful ...
Karen Gillan has confessed that she felt under pressure when she filmed scenes as Jean Shrimpton for a new television film. Gillan will star as the actress and model in BBC Four's one-off drama We'll ...
Short A-line dresses, flared coats, bon ton outfits completed with a hat. The unique style of Jean Shrimpton, an icon of Swinging London, is the protagonist of the Autumn-Winter 2016-17 catwalks.
Doctor Who star Karen Gillan is to star as Sixties cover girl Jean Shrimpton - the supermodel of her day - in a new BBC film. We'll Take Manhattan will examine the charged four-year love affair ...
Australians got to know her personally when in 1965 she was invited by the Victorian Racing Club to the Melbourne Cup Carnival, as a Fashion in the Field judge. At the time she was the world’s highest ...
We'll Take Manhattan tells the story of how Jean Shrimpton (left) and David Bailey met Actress Karen Gillan has landed her first lead role since playing Amy Pond in Doctor Who, it has been announced.
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