Category: Milton H. Greene
Tomada en 1966 para un reportaje en Glamour sobre bellezas del cine, esta imagen de Sharon Tate fue uno de los últimos retratos formales realizados antes de su prematura muerte. Sharon luce fabulosa envuelta en piel.
The story behind this portrait makes it so much more than just a beautiful photo—knowing it was one of her last formal shoots gives me chills every time I look at it. Sharon’s expression is so effortlessly glamorous, and the print quality really brings out every detail in that fur.
The history behind this portrait makes it feel so much more meaningful, and the print captures every detail of her expression beautifully. Framed it in my living room and guests always stop to ask about it.
The fur looks incredible against her expression, and the print quality really captures the softness of the light in that 1966 studio session. I’ve hung it in my hallway and people always stop to ask about her story.
