The fashion photography hot shots:

In fashion photography, special emphasis was initially on ‘staging’ the shots, in natural poses at natural environments. This procedure or practice was first adopted and developed by Baron Adolf de Meyer. Fashion magazines Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar were leaders in the field of fashion photography in the earlier half of the 20th century. The fashion photography industry bigwigs still salute and pay tribute to the contributions made by George Hoyningen Huene, Cecil Beaton and Edward Steichen and Yva. They literally transformed this photography genre into an art form that thrived in Europe. In the United States of America, the contributions to the world of fashion photography post World War II came from Martin Munkacsi, Richard Avedon and Irving Penn. In a way, these hot shots shaped the contemporary look of fashion photography.