Patrick Demarchelier

Fashion photographer, worked with Vogue

Patrick Demarchelier - Fashion photographer, worked with Vogue
Born

August 21st, 1943
81 years ago

Died

March 31st, 2022
2 years ago — 78 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

France

Links & References

French fashion photographer gained prominence in the fashion industry, capturing iconic images for magazines. Received acclaim for a distinctive style that blended fine art and commercial photography. Collaborated with numerous celebrities and brands, creating memorable campaigns that influenced fashion trends. Photographed notable fashion editorials and campaigns for Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, and other prestigious publications, establishing a significant presence in the world of fashion photography.

Photographed campaigns for Vogue

Collaborated with famous designers like Dior

Created iconic editorial work in Harper's Bazaar

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