Miguel Reveriego

Cindy Crawford… where do I even start?

Like so many teenagers back then, my bedroom walls were covered with posters of Madonna, Rob Lowe, and Revlon ads. I would stay up late watching MTV, recording music videos on VHS tapes, and of course watching Cindy’s show.

What I didn’t know then was that one day I would end up photographing almost every girl from those Revlon posters.

This was my first time photographing Cindy Crawford. Vogue sent me to Malibu, and honestly… I was nervous. In that moment, she probably knew more about lighting than I did.

When I look back at these images now, I see my lack of experience, the imperfect lighting, all the things I would do differently today. But what I also see is Cindy giving everything to every single frame — performing as if I were the best photographer in the world.

“Supermodel,” people would say. Incredible professional, I would say.

Thank you, Cindy, for these images, for your professionalism, your generosity, your care, and for bringing your absolute best to every picture.

And of course, none of this would have happened without the amazing team, 🖤 and ❤️

All images are unretouched

Unretouched and unpublished of Julia Frauche photographed in Brooklyn, New York 🤍🖤

Unretouched of Laetitia Casta - - photographed in Miami with and

Unretouched of Jules Hamilton. We took these after a grupal shoot for Vogue Homme Japan with and

SMILES!

Thank you everyone who made these smiles possible! ❤️

Light ( and wind) testing with Viggo

Hair wind by

CRISTA for SEPHORA

Glasses, no glasses or kiss?

CRISTA for

Some unpublished photographs I took of Hanna. We were shooting in Miami during one of those 82 % humidity days... Miami’s light and the white sand make the perfect combo to shoot in a very free way, without hardly any equipment ( needless to say we did have a van full of equipment just in case… )

Thank you to the team that made these images possible

Boys will be boys. Unpublished of Adrien Sahores photographed in Paris

Adrien Sahores Webber Yan Tomohiro OHASHI Violette Christina Conrad