L'OFFICIEL PARIS September 1994

This incredibly rare and stunning September 1994 issue of L'Officiel Paris is a true collector's gem, entirely devoted to Haute Couture and brimming with breathtaking fashion and photography, iconic advertisements, and exclusive editorial content. It features an iconic Christy Turlington cover and striking campaigns from Christian Dior, Gianni Versace with Cindy Crawford, Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld with Christy Turlington, Jacques Fath with Helena Christensen, Cerruti 1881 with Christy Turlington, Hane Mori with Stephanie Seymour, Valentino, and Jil Sander with Linda Evangelista, among many others.

The issue showcases superb photography by renowned artists such as William Laxton (8 pages with Trish Goff), Bruno Bisang (6 pages with Beverly Peele, 6 pages with Tyra Banks), Pierre Berdoy, Claus Wickrath (8 pages), Dewey Nicks (4 pages with Shalom Harlow), Frédéric Meylan (6 pages with Rebecca Romijn), Guillaume Reynaud (6 pages). As with every issue of L'Officiel, this edition is packed with stunning runway moments featuring all the key designers. 17 pages stunning runway photography by Marcio Madeira. 12 pages most spectacular backstage photography by Bruno Bisang, featuring spotlights on Helena Christensen, Karen Mulder, and Brandi Quinones, as well as on Yves Saint Laurent, Emanuel Ungaro, and Christian Lacroix, offering an exclusive glimpse into the energy behind the scenes. 

Special features include 16 pages on Louis Féraud Haute Couture. The issue showcases an exceptional lineup of models, including Shalom Harlow, Tyra Banks, Karen Mulder, Helena Christensen, Carla Bruni, Eve Salvail, Yasmeen Ghauri, and many more.

Capturing the glamour and essence of mid-1990s fashion, this issue is a must-have for collectors and an elegant addition to any fashion library

Cover: Christy Turlington by Francesco Scavullo
Editor-in-chief: Marie-José Eymere-Jalou

290 pages
1.197 g
22,8 cm x 29,7 cm/8.98“ x 11.69“

This magazine is in very good vintage condition with normal general signs of wear and age, in particular to the cover and back cover. Please note that there is a single loose page (advertisement) due to the generally quite fragile binding of 1990s L'Officiel issues.