David Bailey & Jean Shrimpton: Breaking the Class Ceiling | The Rake
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Young Idea Goes West | Dazed
Jean Shrimpton - Person - National Portrait Gallery
Jean Shrimpton at 91 Heigham Road,1961 by David Bailey Photo David Bailey | Poses de moda, Fotografia de moda, Ideias de poses
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David Bailey on his famous Sixties images | The Times
The 1962 Fashion Shoot that launched the Swinging Sixties - Glamour Daze
David Bailey Gets Surreal, and Real, in London – WWD
How David Bailey's Portrait of Jean Shrimpton Changed His Life | Vanity Fair
History In Pictures on Twitter: "Jean Shrimpton, 1967. Photograph by David Bailey. http://t.co/7KViySvE7e" / Twitter
David Bailey's favourite model Jean Shrimpton was the Shrimp who sparked the Sixties - Telegraph
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David Bailey on Jean Shrimpton | British Vogue | British Vogue
Jean Shrimpton made a major contribution to fashion
Jean Shrimpton made a major contribution to fashion
The time David Bailey threatened to unzip his flies while taking my portrait | Life and style | The Guardian
New Movie Tells Story of Photographer David Bailey, Muse Jean Shrimpton – The Hollywood Reporter
Look Again: The Autobiography by David Bailey, review — his raw, no-holds-barred memoir | Culture | The Sunday Times
David Bailey Jean Shrimpton (Checked Hat), 1963 Available For Immediate Sale At Sotheby's
Jean Shrimpton, 1965. by David Bailey on artnet
Iconic 1960s Model Jean Shrimpton in New York by David Bailey (1962) | FROM THE BYGONE
Look Again by David Bailey review – girls, camera, action | Autobiography and memoir | The Guardian
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How David Bailey's Portrait of Jean Shrimpton Changed His Life | Vanity Fair
We'll Take Manhattan: the impact of David Bailey and Jean Shrimpton revisited – Lucire
