The American Experience by David Sims | Vogue US May 2010

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published April 16, 2010

Photographer David Sims takes a trip throughout the ages for the all-American issue of Vogue US. With eras ranging from the flapper era to modern-day, Sims and fashion editor Tonne Goodman have their work cut out for them in the twelve page spread. Starring Lara Stone, Kasia Struss, Daria Werbowy, Raquel Zimmermann, Patricia van der Vliet, Liya Kebede, Karlie Kloss, Chanel Iman, Frida Gustavsson, Mirte Maas and Sasha Pivovarova, The American Experience gives a new take on classic looks with designs from the likes of Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs and Donna Karan.













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43 thoughts on “The American Experience by David Sims | Vogue US May 2010”

  1. Karlie and Frida look gorgeous, and the styling in Sasha and Chanel's photos is amazing…pleasantly surprised at Vogue US this month! – ashleyheaton.wordpress.com

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  2. Karlie and Frida look gorgeous, and the styling in Sasha and Chanel's photos is amazing…pleasantly surprised at Vogue US this month! – ashleyheaton.wordpress.com

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  3. Great shots! But to me, the typical American style should include one looks like Britney Spears. She is the type of characterless blond the America is always crazy about.

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  4. Great shots! But to me, the typical American style should include one looks like Britney Spears. She is the type of characterless blond the America is always crazy about.

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  5. Yeah, this is totally the American Experience what with the deliberate exclusion of minorities and conforming to procrustean standards of desirability. Thank you, Fashion Gone Rogue, once again for unquestioningly lapping up another fetid slosh from the cesspool of mainstream fashion.

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  6. Yeah, this is totally the American Experience what with the deliberate exclusion of minorities and conforming to procrustean standards of desirability. Thank you, Fashion Gone Rogue, once again for unquestioningly lapping up another fetid slosh from the cesspool of mainstream fashion.

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  7. props to Tonne Goodman, the styling is incredible, resulting in something I (finally) find fresh and engaging out of US Vogue (although I would have loved to see a better Gibson Girl…they got the hair right, and I get what they're going for as far as the sportswear goes, it just doesn't do it for me). And, of course, Sasha kills it every time.

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  8. props to Tonne Goodman, the styling is incredible, resulting in something I (finally) find fresh and engaging out of US Vogue (although I would have loved to see a better Gibson Girl…they got the hair right, and I get what they're going for as far as the sportswear goes, it just doesn't do it for me). And, of course, Sasha kills it every time.

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