Jean-Daniel Lorieux | Céline hosiery, Place de la Concorde, 1991

Place de la Concorde Paris 1991 fashion by Celine and Alaia shot by Jean-Daniel Lorieux. 
Certificate of authenticity included.

Framed piece.
Materials: Pigment Print
Dimensions: 11.75" x 11.75" unframed
                        18 3/4" H x 18 1.2" W framed

French artist Jean-Daniel Lorieux is one of the most iconic fashion photographers of his generation. He is a photography legend, master image-maker, and a major presence on the international art and creative scene.

For many years, Jean-Daniel Lorieux has worked with the world’s most distinguished fashion magazines, notably Vogue; he has created memorable advertising campaigns and worked with numerous renowned couturiers, including Pierre Cardin, Dior, Celine, and Lanvin.

Traveling the world in search of the sun, he has developed a personal style featuring dazzling color contrasts, in which fashion and remarkable men and women seem to explode with life and light.

In addition to glamour and elegance, his lens has also captured great statesmen and politicians, such as Nelson Mandela and Jacques Chirac, for whom he created posters for his presidential campaign.

Along with sought-after supermodels, he has photographed a galaxy of international stars, including Frank Sinatra, James Brown, Charles Aznavour, Serge Reggiani, and Claudia Cardinale.