Who are the 4 women photographers brought together by Dior?

Maripol

Born in Morocco, the French stylist and photographer has shone in the world of photography since the 1980s when she was hanging out with Andy Warhol. This former assistant to Jean-Paul Goude has seen an impressive list of celebrities through her lens, from Debbie Harry to Keith Haring and Madonna. With the Polaroid camera as her instrument of choice, she caught all the backstage action at the Dior runway show.

Janette Beckman

This English photographer’s world is pure punk rock after years of capturing icons like The Clash and Boy George. For Dior she followed every step of the process from the production of the collection in the couture ateliers to the runway backstage.

Brigitte Lacombe

The French photographer now living in New York has had a rich and diverse career. The New Yorker, Vanity Fair and German Vogue are just some of the publications that have featured her work. Treating black and white with a purity and finesse, she signs the spring-summer 2017 campaign shots for the house of Dior using twin sister models Ruth and May Bell.

Brigitte Niedermair

Specialist in portraits, still lifes and surreal compositions, she did the ad campaign for Marithé et François Girbaud in 2005 which ended up getting banned. This Italian artist, who started out on campaigns for Cartier, Longchamp and Cerruti, shot details of the looks from the latest collection by Maria Grazia Chiuri. Hers is an understated work celebrated for its aesthetic perfectly in line with the Dior codes.

The four photographers talk about their relationship with the house of Dior in a video on www.dior.com

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