#traegering

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[kitsunetsuki]

Ronald Traeger - Twiggy Wearing Dorothée Bis (Vogue UK 1968)

[greatestjubilee]

happy grill day

[draigviller]

[reasonandfaithinharmony]

Perfect is the enemy of done. Perfect is the enemy of done. Perfect is the enemy of done. Perfect is the enemy of done. Perfect is the enemy...

[70ssmut4]

[henk-heijmans]

Voices of the Vivarais, France - by Tessa Traeger (1938), English

[evagelieneinthesky]

At first glance, you think that Ben is a normal guy. That he would be the voice of sense. But then boom! He is the nerdiest, hottest, sweetest, awkward, anxious man alive who has a weird obsession with calzones, loves his wife to the point where he arranged a very special meeting with her crush, AS AN ENGAGEMENT PRESENT and would rather make claymation than admit to himself that he needs help.

[ivysos2001]

Chris constantly raving about how well Leslie and Ben work together and calling them the dream team while simultaneously having no idea that these two people are also ridiculously in love with each other is peak Chris behavior lmao

[illustratedmagazines]

Twiggy photographed by Ronald Traeger for British Vogue, October 15, 1967.

[huariqueje]

Family trees no.21 , Harriet Duchess of Buccleuch in the moonlight under a horse chestnut tree* - Tessa Traeger, 2022.

British , b. 1938 -

Archival giclee print , 84 x 60 cm . 33 x 23.5 in. Ed. 5.

* Dusk photograph of the tallest horse chestnut tree in the park with the moon above and a painting of Harriet, Duchess of Buccleuch 1773-1814 by George Henry Harlow below.

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[kitsunetsuki]

Tessa Traeger - Bra by Abecita (Vogue UK 1971)

[cmonbartender]

 Twiggy (1966) - Ronald Traeger

[ang3lv0mit333]

I love those fictional characters where a guy is optimistic but has trouble seeing the worst in people (and love’s fitness) and a nurse that tries supporting him as much as possible and is a bit socially awkward but means well

[ludmilachaibemachado]

Elisa Ngai (far right) with Pattie Boyd and Kellie Wilson photographed by Ronald Traeger in late 1967🌸🪷🌼

As 1968 dawned, British Vogue was in the mood for change. "Fashion takes on the reflections of a kaleidoscopic culture," the magazine's Young Idea section declared that January. "Not only are there more looks for more people, but each person can change and change and change again." To illustrate the point, Ronald Traeger shot an exuberantly eclectic mix of garments, on three of the city's most striking models🍃

Pattie Boyd was the famous one, even before she'd married a Beatle; a wide-eyed Somerset teenager who'd leapt to stardom years earlier, as one of the first faces of Britain's Youthquake🌷

Kellie Wilson was the face of the moment; a recent American arrival, and one of the first black models to achieve high-fashion success in the city🌹

And Elisa Ngai was the comparative unknown; striking in a blue-caped velvet coat, the angles of her face capped by a sleek asymmetric bo🌵

It was a picture that held all the promise of a new era - right down to the background, a riotous psychedelic mural at the Beatles' brand new Apple boutique (designed, just like the clothes, by Dutch collective The Fool, whose exuberant art had taken late Sixties London by storm)🌱

But within the month Ronald Traeger was dead, aged just 31🌻

Boyd and the Beatles decamped to an Ashram in India weeks later, and the Apple boutique (which managed to be both wildly popular and spectacularly unsuccessful) closed soon after their return🍂

The Fool left London behind, moving on to new lives in America. And Ngai was striking out in a new direction too which, in her case, meant returning to her first love🪴

Via @fashionmodelshistory on Instagram🍀