This cover of Jean Shrimpton as the first woman astronaut in space was daring for its time. This was our way of conceptualizing a new magazine where the intersection of Pop art, space exploration ...

She transformed herself and her look on a mag cover like the well-browed Swift ... and gorgeous model Jean Shrimpton, who was a total doe-eyed stunner. Aldridge did so with her winged liner ...

Jean Shrimpton was an eminent supermodel of the Sixties and Vogue cover girl. Born in Buckinghamshire in 1942 ... first models to be associated with the term "supermodel", with TIME magazine labelling ...

Harper’s Bazaar unveiled the magazine’s April 1965 issue, a special edition guest-edited by the photographer Richard Avedon. Featuring British supermodel Jean Shrimpton on the cover ...

Jean Shrimpton, helmet by Mr. John ... earlier had become the first black model to appear on the cover of Bazaar. To celebrate the magazine’s centennial in 1967, tapped Random House to publish ...

British model Jean Shrimpton was the world’s first supermodel, and in 1964, she graced the cover of Glamour wearing soft pastel eye shadow and a foxy cat-eye. See how Kandee Johnson recreates ...

We'll Take Manhattan tells the story of how Jean Shrimpton (left ... world's most recognisable faces after appearing on various magazine covers such as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and Vanity Fair.