Sarah Moon’s photography is marked by ethereal, elusive beauty with diffuse lines, inspired by 1920s expressionist cinema and formalist abstraction. Starting as a model in the 1960s, Moon discovered photography almost by chance and quickly gained recognition from top couturiers and magazines. Her work captures fleeting, poetic moments of femininity through graceful silhouettes and intentional blurs, contrasting with the sharp, stereotypical fashion images of the 1970s. Dior recently published an exceptional collection of her photographs and writings, enriched with insights from key figures, celebrating her revolutionary impact on high fashion photography. Read Article