Regine Jaffry was a prominent figure in the dynamic world of high fashion and photography during the 1970s, known primarily as the muse and wife of influential fashion photographer Chris von Wangenheim. She was a frequent model in his striking and often provocative editorial work, appearing regularly in major magazines like Vogue. Their professional and personal lives were intrinsically linked, with von Wangenheim’s work reportedly “centered around the photography.”
Jaffry was frequently credited for contributing to his aesthetic vision, offering opinions that he took seriously on set. Her distinct look and sophisticated presence were also captured by other renowned photographers, including Francesco Scavullo, cementing her image as a defining model of the era’s glamorous and experimental style.
Take a look at these glamorous photos to see portraits of fashion model Regine Jaffry in the 1970s.
Regine Jaffry in black and white shirts from Saint Laurent Rive Gauche, silver ring and earrings by Donald Stannard, photo by Kourken Pakchanian, 1972
Regine Jaffry in black wool-silk one shoulder dress by Adolfo, photo by Gianni Penati, Vogue, Februaury 1972
Regine Jaffry in button-down terrycloth robe by John Kloss with grosgrain edging. photo by Alexis Waldeck, Vogue, 1972
Regine Jaffry in cotton poplin trenchcoat by Cortefiel de Espana, photo by Gianni Penati, Vogue, February 1972
Regine Jaffry in Missoni’s knit print tank top, turtleneck and matching long pleated skirt, photo by Alexis Waldeck, Vogue, 1972
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