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Last Updated Thursday 18th January 2007

Created from footage captured during a marathon shoot for the September 2006 issue of Paris Vogue, Craig McDean's film '48 Girls' features forty-eight motion portraits of the most important models working today. From the ones you know of old -Karen Elson, Jessica Stam, Shalom and Gemma Ward- to the ones who only recently made your acquaintance -Du Juan, Solange or Irina Lazareanu- each sitting is captured from McDean’s perspective, providing a revealing account of the various ways a model interacts with their photographer.

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Created from footage captured during a marathon shoot for the September 2006 issue of Paris Vogue, Craig McDean’s film '48 Girls’ features forty-eight motion portraits of the most important models working today. From the ones you know of old -Karen Elson, Jessica Stam, Shalom and Gemma Ward- to the ones who only recently made your acquaintance -Du Juan, Solange or Irina Lazareanu- each sitting is captured from McDean’s perspective, providing a revealing account of the various ways a model interacts with their photographer.

By Ingrid Hass, 16:47 Thursday, 18 January

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Craig McDean

Craig McDean
Craig McDean is a photographer and filmmaker who is renowned for his striking fashion imagery and portraiture. Having discovered photography by taking pictures of his rocker friends in the North of England, McDean...

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Creative Direction and Photography: Craig McDean
Set design: Bill Doig
Stylists: Carine Roitfeld, Marie-Amelie Sauve, Emmanuelle Alt
Manicurist: Yuna Paark
Hair: Oribe, Luigi Murenu Christiaan
Make Up: Peter Philips, Stephane Marais, Lucia Pieroni
Production: Kate Collings-Post
Photographic Assistant: Andrew Elliott
Digital Technicians: Chris Ferretti, Stowe

Music: John Gosling
Edit: Kent Pell

Editorial and Creative Direction: Penny Martin and Paul Hetherington
Project Design: Paul Bruty
Production: Sharmin Nordien
Editorial Assistance: Ingrid Hass