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Private View for 'Louise Dahl–Wolfe: A Style of Her Own' and

'Harper’s Bazaar 150: The First & Last Word In Fashion'

18/10/2017

The 18th October saw the opening of two exhibitions at the Fashion and Textile Museum, for which Terence was the Co-Curator and Photographic Consultant. Additional research was provided by Imogen Lyons and John-Michael O'Sullivan. The exhibitions were opened by Justine Picardie, Editor-in-Chief of Harper's Bazaar UK.

The exhibition is on until the 21 January 2018.

Images from the opening event for 'Louise Dahl–Wolfe: A Style of Her Own'

All images © Faith Poppy / © Terence Pepper

Dennis Nothdruft (Curator at the Fashion and Textile Museum) making the introductory speech about the origins of the exhibition with (far right) exhibition Curator Oliva Maria Rubio from La Fabrica and (left) Justine Picardie, Editor-in-Chief of Harper's Bazaar UK

© Faith Poppy

Terence Pepper shows Helena Lee (second from right, Harper's Bazaar Features Editor) and Justine Picardie (right, Harper's Bazaar Editor-in-Chief) a page from Harper’s Bazaar with Dahl-Wolfe’s portrait of Marlene Dietrich

© Faith Poppy

Jan De Villeneuve (far left) with Justine Picardie (Harper's Bazaar Editor-in-Chief) and some of her Harper's team (Amy Galvin, Leanne Robson and Amy Blacker)

© Faith Poppy

Jan De Villeneuve (model Harper's cover star) with Terence Pepper

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Justine Picardie (Harper's Bazaar Editor-in-Chief) looking at Dahl-Wolfe's first colour nude, alongside articles from Coronet and Good House Keeping magazine featuring Dahl-Wolfe's work

© Faith Poppy

Aris Kourkoumelis (Norman Parkinson Archive) Terence Pepper and Elizabeth Smith (Norman Parkinson Archive) in the entrance to the exhibition

© Faith Poppy

Elizabeth Smith and Aris Kourkoumelis (Norman Parkinson Archive) in the exhibition shop

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Clare Freestone, Georgia Atienza, Susanna Brown, George Mind and Terence Pepper

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Susanna Brown (Photographs Curator, V&A Museum) with her favourite Dahl-Wolfe

© Faith Poppy