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Photographer and photojournalist Alfred Eisenstaedt would photograph celebrities and politicians alike, capturing moments that showcased and helped to create the popular culture of his era. Among Marilyn Monroe and Sophia Loren, Katharine Hepburn would sit for Eisenstaedt; a photograph from Life Magazine in 1938 showcases the actress displaying the expanse of her pleated skirt, reclined on the floor whilst smoking a cigarette. A 1953 classically-themed editorial by Mark Shaw for Vanity Fair would feature a similar composition, with a reclined model whose diaphanous white skirt is splayed out beneath her.
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