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Baron George Hoyningen-Huene was a fashion photographe of French Vogue, and later of Harper’s Bazaar, and was able to inspire a generation. His own work reflected upon light, shade , and classical forms.

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This is one of Baron's piece of work captured in the 1920s 

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This is one of Baron's piece of work captured in the 1920s 

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From 1925 to 1930 Ruth Harriet Louise was a photographer who was famous for creating Glamour Photography. Her career went on for five years which inspired others who wanted to do photography.

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This is Greta Garbo captured looking into the camera by Ruth Harriet Louise in 1925

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This is Greta Garbo captured looking into the camera by Ruth Harriet Louise in 1925

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The word boudoir is French, and it refers to a woman's private dressing room. It's an intimate place that she has all to herself. In the same way, boudoir photography is intimate photography taken for the subject. Boudoir photography represents real women at their most vulnerable and their most confident, which is incredibly empowering. Albert Arthur Allen was one of the masterminds of creating masterpieces.

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Vogue, November 1964, photograph by John Cowan. John Anthony Cowan was a British fashion photographer known for his dynamic photographic style when picturing the fashion icons of 1960s London.