#kari-ann muller

[voguefashion]

Gala Mitchell, Kari-Ann Muller and Amanda Lear in a advert for Corocraft Sunglasses, 1968.

[omg-hellgirl]

Chris Jagger, his wife Kari-Ann Muller, and his parents Eva and Joe Jagger photographed by Richard Young, 1985.

[ludmilachaibemachado]

Iconic models Gala Mitchell, Kari-Ann Muller and Amanda Lear photographed for a Corocraft sunglasses advertisement in Vogue magazine, December 1968🌹🌿🌼

Via @fashionmodelshistory on Instagram🌺💐🌷

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

THE GROUP'S ARTY PENCHANT FOR RETRO GLAMOUR STARTS HERE.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on a photo-session/photo-dump of ROXY MUSIC cover-girl/model Kari-Ann Muller posing for RM'S self-titled 1972 debut album sleeve art. 📸: Karl Stoecker.

SLEEVE ART OVERVIEW: "Cornwall-born Kari-Ann Muller was a former Bond girl (she appeared in "On Her Majesty’s Secret Service") paid a scant £20 to appear on the cover of "Roxy Music" – a steal for the then-unknown band, whose debut album would go on to define 70s art-rock. Evoking classic glamour shots of the '40s and '50s, the "Roxy Music" artwork set the template for all future Roxy Music album covers, though Muller would retire from modeling in order to become a yoga teacher. She retains ties to the rock world, however, as she married Chris Jagger, whose brother has fronted a popular beat combo since the '60s."

-- U DISCOVER MUSIC, "Beauty Queens: the Stories Behind Roxy Music’s Album Covers," by Jason Draper, c. September 2022

Sources: https://twitter.com/dark_shark/status/953525448411037697 & www.udiscovermusic.com/stories/beauty-queens-behind-roxy-musics-artwork.

[omg-hellgirl]

This is Kari Ann Muller, Mick Jagger's sister-in-law.

Roxy Music's Bryan Ferry with the model from the Album Cover of their first album.

The first Roxy Music album, from my personal collection, 1972.

[sukipotier]

Annie Sabroux, (possibly) Douglas Earle, Suki Potier, Bill Chenail, and two others. Photographed in Ossie Clark/Quorum regalia, outside 52 Radnor Walk, Chelsea in Spring 1968 by Billy Ray

52 Radnor Walk was the location of Quorom, English Boy Ltd and also where Suki and Brian Jones lived for a period in 1968.

The photo shoot took place for a feature on his/hers clothing for the June 21st issue of Life Magazine but unfortunately the images weren't used. However, images of fellow English Boy models Kari-Ann Muller and Rufus Potts Dawson were used, showing the pair in his/hers clothing from the Apple Boutique.

Credits to waybackinthe1960s on Instagram

[filmnoirfoundation]

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[kitsunetsuki]

Tim Street-Porter - Kari-Ann Muller (19 Magazine 1969)

[omg-hellgirl]

Chris Jagger, his wife Kari-Ann Muller, Jerry Hall, and Mick Jagger celebrated Lord Glenconner's 62nd birthday at Brooks St. James's Club, December 1988.

[vincentb95]

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"...THREATENS TO REVITALIZE THE ENTIRE WORLD OF ROCK 'N' ROLL!" -- ON REPRISE RECORDS AND TAPES.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on a Reprise Records promo/record shop poster for the 1972 eponymous [self-titled] debut album by English glam rock/art pop band ROXY MUSIC, designed for the US market

"ROXY MUSIC is a totally new group, formed in England... and right now is being hailed as the next "thing." ROXY MUSIC doesn't sound, or even look, like any American group. Look carefully at the boys and notice that each is dressed to reflect a different aspect of their indescribable music."

-- REPRISE RECORDS, USA, c. 1972

Source: www.hifinews.com/content/under-covers-roxy-music.

[carolyn1761smith]

[carmenveda]

Kari-Ann Muller photographed by Tim Street-Porter for 19 Magazine, 1969

[c86]

Corocraft advertisement, Vogue, December 1968

Gala Mitchell, Kari-Ann Muller and Amanda Lear

[gotankgo]

«Kari-Ann Muller: Outtakes from the cover shoot for Roxy Music's debut album by Karl Stoecker»