December 1954 issue of Vogue, a milestone in fashion photography. Known for his avant-garde approach, Coffin captures the essence of 1950s haute couture with striking, dramatic imagery. His use of bold lighting, unconventional angles, and sophisticated compositions reflects a post-war world of elegance and modernity. Featuring luxurious fabrics, intricate couture, and models exuding timeless chic, this collection is a testament to Coffin’s visionary artistry, which helped redefine fashion photography during the mid-20th century. Own a piece of fashion history with this classic, high-art imagery from one of Vogue's most iconic photographers.
About the Photographer
Clifford Coffin (1913–1972) was an American fashion photographer whose work for Vogue redefined glamour in the 1940s and 50s. His striking compositions, use of light, and modern sensibility made him one of the most innovative photographers of his time.
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