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Stella McCartney

(1972-), Fashion designer

Sitter in 7 portraits
Fashion designer, daughter of Linda and Paul McCartney. Worked with Christian Lacroix and Betty Jackson before studying fashion at St Martin's School of Art. Her final year collection (1995) modelled by friends Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell was bought by stores such as Browns and Joseph. In 1997 succeeded Karl Lagerfeld as head designer at Chloé. In 2001 launched her own fashion house in partnership with the Gucci group. Her humorous feminine designs are worn by celebrities such as Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow. Stella opened her London store in May 2003 and launched her eponymous perfume in September 2003.

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Women in Fashion, by Mario Testino - NPG P1024

Women in Fashion

by Mario Testino
chromogenic print, 2000
NPG P1024

Stella McCartney, by Norman Parkinson - NPG x30045

Stella McCartney

by Norman Parkinson
bromide print, 1975
NPG x30045

Stella McCartney; Linda McCartney; Mary McCartney, by Unknown photographer - NPG x198451

Stella McCartney; Linda McCartney; Mary McCartney

by Unknown photographer
gelatin silver print, early 1980s
NPG x198451

Stella McCartney, by Jean-Christophe Kahn, for  Reuters - NPG x126071

Stella McCartney

by Jean-Christophe Kahn, for Reuters
digital colour print, 15 April 1997
NPG x126071

Stella McCartney, by Mary McCartney - NPG x126205

Stella McCartney

by Mary McCartney
colour print, November 1998
NPG x126205

Stella McCartney, by Anna Bauer - NPG x131793

Stella McCartney

by Anna Bauer
chromogenic contact print, October 2007
NPG x131793

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