Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 11月1日 03時02分

While the second half of the 20th century would have happened without Helmut Newton, it would have looked a lot less glamorous. The Berlin-born photographer was one of the world’s defining fashion photographers, and, as Vicki Goldberg once wrote for V.F., he “made breaching taboos so chic and so acceptable to the haute bourgeoisie that celebrities and socialites rushed to be reimagined by his audacious, excessive, sly, decadent (even, on occasion, kindly) lens.” On what would have been Newton’s 100th birthday, Berlin’s Helmut Newton Foundation is staging a large outdoor exhibition of the photographer’s work to celebrate his legacy. See more at the link in bio.

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