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"Ellen von Unwerth doesn't pick and choose. She loves all women. That was evident in the sexy, girly photographs of von Unwerth's array of beautiful subjects, all in various stages of undress with lots of lingerie, toys, and even the odd vegetable thrown in. There was Claudia with big hair in her underwear-an image eventually used for a Guess campaign; Kate Moss making horn-rimmed glasses sexy; and Monica Bellucci in nipple tassels. It was von Unwerth's friend Ingrid Sischy who prodded her to dust off these favorite images for a new book to be released in December by TASCHEN. Sischy, of course, authored the coffee-table tome. "The book has been in the planning for three years," said [Ellen von Unwerth], the Teutonic blonde, standing amid a crowd that included Suzy Menkes, Serena Rees, and Nick Rhodes. She continued, flashing that famous grin, "The title Fraulein came to mind, and I thought it was great to do a kind of retrospective with this theme, my favorite subject, women.
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"Ellen von Unwerth doesn't pick and choose. She loves all women. That was evident in the sexy, girly photographs of von Unwerth's array of beautiful subjects, all in various stages of undress with lots of lingerie, toys, and even the odd vegetable thrown in. There was Claudia with big hair in her underwear-an image eventually used for a Guess campaign; Kate Moss making horn-rimmed glasses sexy; and Monica Bellucci in nipple tassels. It was von Unwerth's friend Ingrid Sischy who prodded her to dust off these favorite images for a new book to be released in December by TASCHEN. Sischy, of course, authored the coffee-table tome. "The book has been in the planning for three years," said [Ellen von Unwerth], the Teutonic blonde, standing amid a crowd that included Suzy Menkes, Serena Rees, and Nick Rhodes. She continued, flashing that famous grin, "The title Fraulein came to mind, and I thought it was great to do a kind of retrospective with this theme, my favorite subject, women."— style.com, London, Royaume-Uni
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