#pattie model

[littlequeenies]

Posed studio portrait of English fashion models and sisters Pattie, Jenny and Paula Boyd London, December 1965. (Photo by Popperfoto via Getty Images).

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Pattie Boyd modelling fashion designs by The Fool.

Scans by Lynn from the Dutch magazine De Telegraaf, 5th August 1967.

Pattie Boyd Wearing Clothes by The Fool, 1960s

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george harrison and pattie boyd on their honeymoon in barbados, 1966.

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Patti Hansen photographed by Irving Penn for US Vogue, August 1977.

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Pattie Boyd photographed for "Pattie Boyd's Beauty Box", featured in 16 magazine, September 1965 ⋆ ౨ৎ ˚ ˖ ࣪ Photographed by Barry Lategan

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Photo 1: Posed portrait of four female fashion models, including Pattie Boyd standing second from right, wearing a range of full length evening dresses in pink, red and green, they pose with two men in evening suits in a grand room in London, 7th November 1964. (Photo by Popperfoto via Getty Images)

Photo 2: Posed studio portrait of three female fashion models, including Pattie Boyd in centre, wearing a range of summer fashions with, from left, a sleeveless yellow, blue and red checked fitted dress with matching hat, a white and blue striped swimsuit with red belt and matching trim and, on right, a sleeveless white dress with dark piping on the hems, London, 31st July 1965. (Photo by Popperfoto via Getty Images)

Why the need of tagging photos? Pattie Boyd is badly abused in this regard, we see lots of scans of her surounding the net tagged by the person who shares them, on her tumblr, on her facebook group, then we have other fans who edit the photo, enhance it and also tag it, numerous instagrams that also tag photos like their own, and then we have the editorial websites photos that also tag or watermark the photos. (This seems like a war of who has more Pattie photos, everybody marking on them, like it was a posession...)

It's really sad to find so so many rare and beautiful gems about Pattie Boyd being tagged, why? just to have the name of the person who shared the photos on the photos. Is that person the photographer? No. Is that person Pattie's manager? No. Is that person famous? No. Is this person Pattie's owner? No. The person who matters is the one that is pictured, in this case Pattie Boyd.

Long ago we tagged our scans cause were were really selfish, we are not the important ones in this subject, but the person of the photography. Little by Little we are untagging all our scans and screencaps (please have patience) cause we realized we are not the important ones here, whe share cause we want to and we like to, and if we like to find great quality scans of the net we have to start by ourselves by creating great content.

Pattie Boyd belongs to herself, so she deserves to have great pictures on the net, she isn't somebody's posession to be marked or tagged on as if she was an object. She's a real human living with great photos taken of, and it's really disrespectful for the photographer as well to tag on his/her photos cause the person who tags just ruins the art.

Two close-ups of Pattie Boyd taken between 1964 and '65🌸🪷🌸

Via @pattielaylaboyd on Instagram🪷

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Barry Lategan - Pattie Boyd Wearing a Dress by Lee Bender for Bus Stop (Vogue UK 1969)

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Studio portraits of Pattie Boyd, London, September 1964.

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Patty Mullen Pet Of The Year 1988

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Pattie Boyd modelling, mid 60s

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Patti Wayne, The Devil's Mistress (c. 1952)

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Two wonderful Pattie Boyd modelling photos from 1964

Photo 1: Posed studio portrait of female fashion model Pattie Boyd wearing a pale blue top with white polka dots and sheer sleeves, London, 5th September 1964. (Photo by Popperfoto via Getty Images)

Photo 2: Posed studio portrait of female fashion model Pattie Boyd wearing a pale green blouse in a floral leaf pattern print, London, 5th September 1964. (Photo by Popperfoto via Getty Images)

If you enlarge these photos you can see her fleckles!! 😍

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Pattie Boyd modelling for, 'Birds of Britain.' Photography by John D. Green, 1967

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I've seen a lot of posts about the new episode revolving around Rio's reveal or a joke in the show that was incredibly funny, but I haven't seen a lot about Lilia herself, whose episode it was. This is by far my favorite episode of the show, and not just because Lilia is my favorite character. It was an episode about life and accepting death and a character out of time who just wanted to forget her visions and forget her past and all the tragedy she's witnessed from both her life and her visions. It also gave context to those, at the time, funny moments of Lilia randomly blurting something out, which was just incredible to see. Then the scene where she reads her own past and future, that was just so powerful. Each of the coven members played a part, and it makes me want to watch the whole series again with this context. All of this leading up to her beautiful and well-earned sacrifice. The cinematography of that scene was just incredible and tastefully done where we don't have to see Lilia's end. We just get to see her a girl again, happy, and with her coven. This episode really was a knock out of the park for me with Lilia and her character arc and a real standout in any Marvel show too. I loved it.

[littlequeenies]

We believe this photos are from 1964 rather than from 1966...

Pattie Boyd with John Cole, 1966🌸🌸🌸

Via @adayinthelifeofabeatlewife on Instagram🌸

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Happy Birthday Pattie Boyd!!!!