A new exhibition in Berlin explores nearly 500 of Newton’s editorial photos, and the women who inspired them.
In 1981, French Vogue famously published a spread that juxtaposed two of Helmut Newton’s images: four stylishly dressed women marching toward the camera in the left photo appeared on the right stark naked. Considered scandalous when it first ran, the image later led to the fashion photographer’s legendary “Naked and Dressed” series, and is now one of his most popular photos.
