Bettina Cirone
Model and photographer in America
Born
August 19th, 1933
91 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Born in 1933, a model and photographer gained recognition in the fashion industry. Cirone became prominent during the mid-20th century, working with various high-profile publications. The photography showcased a blend of artistry and style that resonated with audiences. Extensive work included collaborations with editors and influential figures in fashion, significantly contributing to the visual landscape of the era. Cirone's ability to capture the essence of her subjects helped redefine photographic standards in modeling. Later years involved mentoring emerging talents in photography and the modeling industry, leaving a legacy of creativity and innovation.
Modeling for major fashion publications
Photography for fashion editors
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