Saturday, July 10, 2010

Vintage: Maki Shibuya in Ad Campaign for Relvon, 1989

Does anyone have any information on Japanese model, Maki from this ad campaign for Revlon, circa 1989?

Models: Susan Miner (Elite), Maki Shibuya & Janice Dickinson
Ad Campaign: Revlon 1989
Photographer: Richard Avedon

Source: Photo 1 from Ad Vault; Photo 2 scanned by hfgl @ tfs

9 comments:

  1. AVEDON NEVER FAILED........ AND NEVER WILL....

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  2. Anonymous3:51 AM EDT

    omg Janice Dickinson looks so different.

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  3. Avedon shot this? eh... :\
    WOW Janice Dickinson.....she really went overboard with the plastic surgery. damn.

    and finally, WOW an Asian model in the late 80s! I definitely want to look into her. she might've been, I dunno, a pageant queen, though. That would be sad.

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  4. Anonymous5:32 AM EDT

    I remember that ad very well. First time they used an asian in a major ad. I think her name is Maki Shibuya. Paris based model with the agency FAM. Susan Miner was a big catalog/commercial model at the time and I remember not knowing Janice D and thinking she wasn't that pretty.

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  5. Anonymous10:30 AM EDT

    this campaign would be stronger with just Maki alone. the other two are just distracting and cheapens it.

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  6. i like how maki looks so relaxed
    and the other 2 tryin to make this "i got big eyes" face
    lOl
    xDDD

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  7. Managed to find some links to an Elle cover and showcard for Maki:

    http://www.modelscomposites.com/fullsize.php?count=596

    http://www.modelscomposites.com/fullsize.php?count=597

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  8. Anonymous1:51 PM EDT

    Maki, Ariane Koizumi(though she is part Dutch, and Anna BAyle were the ones in the 80s you saw in Couture shows and shoots shot by Avedon, Meisel, and Benisimon. These were the awesome Asian women with natural features and versatile looks.

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  9. I love these Revlon adverts. Maki always stood out for me.
    There is also another set with Rachel Hunter and 2 or 3 other women.
    I remember pulling these pages out from magazines and using them as book covers in middle school. The ads stand on their own, even now.
    Thanks for posting!

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