Frank Horvat (1928–2020) was an Italian-born French photographer whose work spans photojournalism, fashion, and portraiture. He is considered one of the pioneers in bringing a more natural, reportage style into fashion photography.

Horvat worked with major publications such as Vogue, blending documentary sensibilities with fashion imagery by photographing models in real-world environments rather than studio settings. This approach helped redefine fashion photography in the postwar period.

Beyond fashion, his work includes personal projects exploring everyday life, nature, and digital experimentation in later years. For collectors, Horvat’s work is valued for its historical importance, versatility, and its role in bridging documentary and fashion photography.