Volker Hinz (1947-2019) was one of the great German photographers of the 20th and early 21st centuries. He himself selected the pictures for the second volume \u00abCarrousel\u00bb of the book trilogy (edited by his wife Henriette V\u00e4th-Hinz) for an exhibition in 2015. They were taken behind the scenes of countless fashion shows-especially in Paris, where his ticket as a Stern photographer gave him access to areas that remained closed to ordinary photojournalists. The Paris images, taken between the 1970s and 1990s, are complemented by shots from Milan, Florence, London, New York, Beijing, Shanghai, Moscow, and Hamburg. They give us a glimpse behind the scenes of the haute couture scene and scene, while also depicting fashion designers-occasionally in private, completely \u00abunadorned,\u00bb but also in their function as major figures on the art scene. From Karl Lagerfeld to Thierry Mugler, from Yves Saint Laurent to Claude Montana and Armani, Hinz observed many of the legendary designers of his time. Staying true to his style, he was not impressed by the glittering world of models and fashion and managed to capture very personal, candid moments.<\/p>\n
The design of this book is based on the magazine style of the 1990s as in a slide carousel, the pictures are collaged together allowing the viewer to dive deep into the great era of the fashion world, couturiers, and supermodels.
\n——————————————————————————————- Volker Hinz (1947-2019) war einer der gro\u00dfen deutschen Fotografen des 20. und beginnenden 21. Jahrhunderts. Die Bilder f\u00fcr den zweiten Band \u00bbCarrousel\u00ab, der von seiner Frau Henriette V\u00e4th-Hinz herausgegebenen Buch-Trilogie, hat er selbst f\u00fcr eine Ausstellung im Jahr 2015 ausgew\u00e4hlt. Sie entstanden hinter den Kulissen unz\u00e4hliger Modenschauen – vor allem in Paris, wo er dank seines Tickets als Stern-Fotograf Zugang zu Bereichen hatte, die normalen Fotojournalisten verschlossen blieben. Die Pariser Bilder, die zwischen den 1970er und 1990er-Jahren entstanden, werden erg\u00e4nzt durch Aufnahmen aus Mailand, Florenz, London, New York, Peking, Shanghai, Moskau und Hamburg. Sie gew\u00e4hren uns einen Blick hinter die Kulissen der Haute-Couture-Szene und zeigen Modesch\u00f6pfer mal privat, ganz \u00bbungeschminkt\u00ab, aber auch in ihrer Funktion als Kunstfiguren. Von Karl Lagerfeld bis Thierry Mugler, von Yves Saint Laurent bis Claude Montana und Armani. Volker Hinz beobachtete viele der legend\u00e4ren Designer seiner Zeit. Seinem Stil treu bleibend, lie\u00df er sich von der glitzernden Model- und Modewelt nicht beeindrucken und schaffte es, sehr pers\u00f6nliche, unverstellte Momente festzuhalten. Die Gestaltung dieses Buches ist an den Magazinstil der 90er-Jahre angelehnt: Wie im Dia-Karussell sind die Bilder aneinander collagiert und erm\u00f6glichen es dem Betrachter so, tief in die gro\u00dfe Zeit der Modewelt, Couturiers und Supermodells einzutauchen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Volker Hinz (1947-2019) was one of the great German photographers of the 20th and early 21st centuries. He himself selected the pictures for the second volume \u00abCarrousel\u00bb of the book trilogy (edited by his wife Henriette V\u00e4th-Hinz) for an exhibition in 2015. They were taken behind the scenes of countless fashion shows-especially in Paris, where […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":39292,"template":"","meta":[],"product_cat":[2948,2958],"product_tag":[],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n