candypriceless: Marisa Berenson in Pedro Rovira and Carmen Mir for Vogue, 1966 - photo by Henry Clarke

candypriceless: Marisa Berenson in Pedro Rovira and Carmen Mir for Vogue, 1966 - photo by Henry Clarke

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Wilhelmina Cooper For Revlon, 1964.

Marisa Berenson Photographed By Richard Avedon, 1966.

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Karel Thole’s Cover For The 1970 Edition Of Farewell, Earth’s Bliss (1966), D. G. Compton

Imjerryhall: “Garden Of Love” By Remedios Vara, 1951.

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