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Helmut Newton

Australian photographer
Also known as: Helmut Neustädter
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  • Vogue magazine
    Vogue
    / International editions and contributors

    Helmut Newton, Hiro, and Annie Leibovitz. André Leon Talley was the first Black person to serve as creative director of American Vogue. In 2009 he wrote Vogue’s first cover story on U.S. first lady Michelle Obama, “Power of Change: Leading Lady.”

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    Helmut Newton, Hiro, and Annie Leibovitz. André Leon Talley was the first Black person to serve as creative director of American Vogue. In 2009 he wrote Vogue’s first cover story on U.S. first lady Michelle Obama, “Power of Change: Leading Lady.”

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