Born in 1964, Aldridge, whose father is the illustrator Alan Aldridge (perhaps best known for The Butterfly Ball and The Grasshopper's Feast ), grew up in London in an undoubtedly exciting period and, indeed, milieu. The worlds he creates in his fashion shoots, for Italian Vogue and other glossies, evoke the 1960s and 1970s.
In his acid-coloured images of lascivious lips, impossibly glossed models and hallucinogenic still lifes, photographer Miles Aldridge is plainly heir to some of the twentieth century's enduring pop culture visionaries.
No detail is left uncovered in Miles Aldridge's eye-popping, erotically-charged fashion
photographs, which transform sometimes-sordid scenarios into acid-hued glamour.
In his acid-coloured images of lascivious lips, impossibly glossed models and hallucinogenic still lifes, photographer Miles Aldridge is plainly heir to some of the twentieth century's enduring pop culture visionaries.
No detail is left uncovered in Miles Aldridge's eye-popping, erotically-charged fashion
photographs, which transform sometimes-sordid scenarios into acid-hued glamour.
Via: MilesAldridge.com
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