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Wenda Parkinson wears a white ruched dress with a matching hat and gloves as part of a photoshoot for the cover of British Vogue in June of 1954. The original image Vogue used was cropped to just show a quarter of Wenda's face. This is the first time the full frame of the photograph has been released.
Sir Norman Parkinson (1913–1990) was a British portrait and fashion photographer whose four-decade career transformed the aesthetic of 20th-century magazine work. Shooting for Harper's Bazaar, Vogue and Town & Country, he took models out of the studio into landscapes, streets and factories — humanising fashion photography and paving the way for the modern editorial image.
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