#david bailey

[kitsunetsuki]

David Bailey - Marisa Berenson (Vogue Italia 1970)

[originalharmonysalad]

Salvador Dali Paris Vogue

Amanda Lear photographed by David Bailey for Vogue Paris December 1971, creative directed by Salvador Dali

[kinsfaun]

Lennon and McCartney, photographed by David Bailey 1965

[20th-century-man]

Catherine Deneuve / photo by David Bailey for the pictorial "France's Deneuve Wave", Playboy, October 1965.

[the-night-picture-collector]

David Bailey, Jeanne Moreau, 1964

[milksockets]

david bailey in masterpieces of erotic photography - greenwich house, ny (1977)

[60sfactorygirl]

Jane Birkin for Vogue by David Bailey in Dior, 1972.

[simply-sharon-tate]

Sharon Tate, photographed in 1966 by David Bailey for British Vogue. Hairstyling by Leonard of Mayfair

[fayegonnaslay]

Chloë Sevigny by David Bailey for Vogue, 1998.

[wh0-is-lily]

Catherine Deneuve for Vogue Magazine, 1968 Photography by David Bailey

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[kitsunetsuki]

David Bailey - Marie Helvin (Playboy 1981)

[nudesnoises]

David Bailey

[johnspookie]

★ : John Lennon & Paul McCartney photographed by David Bailey, January 21 1965

I told John to close his eyes because I could feel this tension between him and Paul. I did them afterwards; I got them looking different ways because there was such a tension. — David Bailey

[pop-art-sixties-seventies]

Anjelica Huston par David Bailey, Paris, 1973

[foryouwereinmysong]

John Lennon talking to David Bailey about his 1965 photoshoot with Paul McCartney during the shoot with Yoko Ono in 1971

DB: Do you remember when I first photographed you, John? JL: Yep. With Paul. DB: Yeah. You came in like two yaybos. JL: Two what? Two what? DB: Yaybos. JL: What’s that? DB: It’s cockney. I don’t know really what it means. But you came in full of power and overpowered us all. JL: You were quite powerful yourself.

JL: We were nervous as shit. DB: Were you? JL: Yeah. YO: It shouldn’t be like that  JL: What? YO: We shouldn’t have… JL: No, we were nervous as shit when we first came, Paul and I. DB: Don’t say that  JL: Cos you were the great David Bailey. It was life or death whether you came out all right or not. DB: Life or death whether they came out. JL: We were really nervous. The photo sessions were nerve-wracking cos you’re always so phoney DB: I didn't make you feel phoney, did I

Well, they covered up the alleged nervousness quite well