1990s in New York Magazine!
Chloë Sevigny and Other Stars, As Photographed in
the Nineties
In Brazilian-born
photographer Marcelo Krasilcic's latest book of photographs, a cloth-bound
two-volume publication aptly titled1990s, the international fashion
photographer and portraitist whose work has appeared in publications like Purple, Dazed
& Confused,Harper’s Bazaar, and Vogue Hommes
International chose to focus on his early years when he first moved to
New York. The 300 pages are filled intimate, raw, and often erotic
snapshots of the decade's most recognizable liberated youth: artists,
designers, and musicians — everything from a bikini-clad Chloë Sevigny on a
ferry boat in her early twenties to album covers for Everything But the Girl.
The photographs also record Krasilcic's day-to-day life, full of men and women
sprawled out in the nude on crisp white bedsheets, entwined on sofas, and
jumping into pools.
"How much am I in
control of my destiny? That was one of my main questions during the 90’s,"
the photographer writes in his book. "By creating images that looked real,
I was able to write my own history. If I was feeling lonely, I had intimate
images to remind me I was not alone." The book was released in conjunction
with an exhibit, which will be at the Colette in Paris until March 30. Click
ahead for a first look on the Cut.
written by Julie Ma.
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