Ulla Bomser is a Danish-born fashion model who rose to prominence in the mid-1960s, working in both New York and Paris. Known for her refined features and poised presence, she appeared in high-fashion editorials, including notable spreads for Vogue photographed by Gianni Penati.
Bomser modeled designs by leading couturiers of the era, such as Oscar de la Renta, embodying the elegant and sophisticated style of late-1960s fashion. After retiring from modeling in the early 1970s, Bomser later worked in film as an actress and assistant director, and co-founded a modeling agency in Milan.
These stylish photos capture the refined elegance and distinctive presence of Ulla Bomser, a memorable face of 1960s high fashion.
Ulla Bomser and Vidal Sassoon, photo by Francesco Scavullo, 1965
Ulla Bomser wearing a strapless corselet in lacy white nylon marquisette and Lycra net by Bien Jolie, hair by Vidal Sassoon, photo by Francesco Scavullo, Harper’s Bazaar, November 1965
Ulla Bomser wearing a thin bandeau in white nylon spandex with small bows and held in place by elastic bands by Rudi Gernreich for Exquisite Form, photo by Francesco Scavullo, Harper’s Bazaar, November 1965
Ulla Bomser in military two-piece dress in officer-green, tobacco or white by William pearson, hat by Emme, Vogue, December 1, 1966
Ulla Bomser in textured rayon and silk dress with demi-plastron bodice with twin buttons above side pockets by Louis Feraud for Saks Fifth Avenue, Vogue, March 1, 1966
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