Active in the late 1960s and early ’70s, Viviane Fauny was a striking French fashion model who beautifully captured the free-spirited, sophisticated aesthetic of her era. With her classic European features, elegant posture, and sleek, pin-straight hair, she became a frequent face in prominent fashion magazines like Vogue Paris.
Fauny was particularly celebrated for her collaborations with iconic designers of the time, most notably Emilio Pucci, whose bold, psychedelic prints and fluid silk designs perfectly complemented her statuesque silhouette. Photographed by legendary figures such as Franco Rubartelli, her imagery defined the transition into 1970s high fashion, marrying bohemian fluidness with high-society glamour.
Through these timeless frames, Viviane Fauny’s captivating presence and effortless French elegance shine as bright as ever. Dive into this curated collection and experience the true golden age of late 1960s and early 1970s high fashion.
Viviane Fauny wearing a wide felt hat set far back on the head with a black satin ribbon tied under the chin by Castillo, photo by Irving Penn, Vogue, September 15, 1967
Viviane Fauny in make-up by Rafaella Moro for Revlon, photo by Gian Paolo Barbieri, Vogue Italia, April 1968
Viviane Fauny in black crêpe bolero embroidered with gold and silver braid and vivid beads, over white crêpe shirt and black crêpe skirt by Mary McCarthy for Larry Aldrich, photo by Irving Penn, Vogue, February 1, 1969
Viviane Fauny in black silk organza dress with full-blown sleeves, a plunging neckline and high waist wrapped in datin by Chester Weinberg, photo by Irving Penn, Vogue, February 15, 1969
Viviane Fauny in colorful print dress in Qiana satin fabric with a deep V-neck and wide sash-tied waist by Mollie Parnis, photo by James Moore, Harper’s Bazaar, March 1969
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