Robin Derrick

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Robin Derrick (born May 29, 1962) is a British fashion, portrait, flower, and still life photographer and the creative director of British Vogue.[1]

Biography

Robin Derrick was born on 29 May 1962, in England.[2] He currently lives in London with his wife, make-up artist Lisa Eldridge.[3]

At sixteen years old, Robin Derrick was an A-level student at Filton Technical College in Bristol, England. He was inspired when he walked into a lecture and found an October 1976 Diamond Jubilee copy of Vogue with a cut-glass logo and a plain red cover that had been left on his desk. He cut out all the pictures and put them on his bedroom wall. The pictures inside were by Guy Bourdin and David Bailey;[3] In 2004 he had his first solo photography exhibition in Paris.[4]

Professional Work

His editorial client list includes Vogue (British, German, Spanish, and Japanese), Glamour (British and Glamour), 10 Magazine, GQ, Dolce Vita. His advertising client list includes Giorgo Armani, Rimmel, Monsoon, Phase 8, Levis, E45, Nestle, Lux, Umberto Giannini, Clairol, Bacardi, Boots, and Air France.[5]

Additionally, he has co-edited three photography books, including Unseen Vogue: The Secret History Of Fashion Photography, and People in Vogue: A Century of Portrait Photography, and has shown his own work.[3]

Awards

Two-time winner of the PPA Magazine Designer of the Year Award[3]

Photo Books

Vogue Covers: On Fashion's Front Page by Robin Derrick and Robin Muir - Little, Brown Book Group 2008[6]
People in Vogue: A Century of Portraits by Robin Derrick and Robin Muir - Little, Brown Book Group 2005[7]
Unseen Vogue: The Secret History of Fashion Photography by Robin Derrick and Robin Muir - Little, Brown Book Group 2004[8]

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