Sentence examples for glamorous photographer from inspiring English sources

In 1965 Julie Christie used it to embody the soul of soullessness as the heroine of "Darling"; 13 years later, a glamorous photographer played by Faye Dunaway saw it as a mirror of evil in "The Eyes of Laura Mars"; and last year Ben Stiller made devastating fun of it in his inspired spoof "Zoolander".

'The key moment is the early morning photocall, which is always incredibly glamorous, with photographers screaming clients' names for a good half hour, poor things, whether it's on the beach or at the Palais or on the jetty.' After the obligatory Festival TV, she accompanies her actors to a press conference attended by 600 journalists from all over the world.

But now he's a very different man: engaged, in love and ready to shout about it There is no one better at the glamorous shoot than photographer Mario Testino.

Slowly, a group of people gathers around her: glamorous models, famous photographers, film stars.

Bill Butterworth, a street photographer, captured the glamorous decadence, glitzy grittiness and everything in between that was the Forty-Deuce.

A Richard Avedon portrait of the model Suzy Parker — luminous in a black Dior dress, with an unevenly hung black cloth backdrop behind her — calls attention to the artifice beneath the photographer's carefully glamorous scene.

- in the pages of French Vogue, where he was chief photographer in the most glamorous of 20th-century decades.

Under the words "Be glamorous," Ms. Longoria, as captured by fashion photographer Randall Slavin, wears a shimmering pink dress, her chestnut hair cascading over one shoulder.

Thus Cecil Beaton, the photographer known for exquisitely glamorous (and artfully retouched), genteel portraiture, joins the ranks of Andy Warhol and Truman Capote when it comes to curtsy-and-tell writing about his friends.

TANNERY POND CONCERTS This exclusive little series draws its cachet from both its glamorous director — Christian Steiner, the famed classical-music photographer — and its resonant concert space, a former Shaker tannery.

They tempted her with the prospect of an introduction to Anna Wintour (whom Ms. Ditto refers to as Ann Wintour) and to Karl Lagerfeld, and to do super-ultra-glamorous fashion shoots with photographers like Mert & Marcus for Love.