Home Actor Platon HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers March 2023 Platon Instagram - Friends, here is one of my favorite pictures. In the mid-late 90’s I was working almost exclusively for John Kennedy Jr.’s George Magazine. Pamela Anderson was to be our next cover story. The stylist had organized beautiful tight fitting couture dresses from Paris for Pammy to wear on the cover, but as I soon discovered, Pammy arrived on set with a secret. She was actually four months pregnant and the bump was beginning to show. Pammy seemed very distressed as she could not fit into any of the gowns that day and was fearful that her pregnancy would become public knowledge. At that point in her career, she wanted to keep her pregnancy private. Faced with an interesting challenge, Pammy asked me if I could solve a problem—how could we make a positive statement about her love affair with America and yet still hide her emerging bump? Instantly I had an idea. “Let’s just wrap you in a giant American flag!” “Brilliant,” she said, “I love it.” The shoot went on to become a classic for George Magazine and was even used as a USO poster to inspire American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan in the years to come. At the end of the shoot, Pammy gave me the flag as a gift. She said, “Keep this, it will bring you good luck. Take it in your suitcase to all your important photoshoots. I hope it brings you the same luck it brought me.” It’s the same flag I would later wrap around Muhammad Ali’s shoulders, and it’s the same flag Edward Snowden would cling to in a secret Moscow hotel room. Pammy, you were majestic that day and I salute you.

Platon Instagram – Friends, here is one of my favorite pictures. In the mid-late 90’s I was working almost exclusively for John Kennedy Jr.’s George Magazine. Pamela Anderson was to be our next cover story. The stylist had organized beautiful tight fitting couture dresses from Paris for Pammy to wear on the cover, but as I soon discovered, Pammy arrived on set with a secret. She was actually four months pregnant and the bump was beginning to show. Pammy seemed very distressed as she could not fit into any of the gowns that day and was fearful that her pregnancy would become public knowledge. At that point in her career, she wanted to keep her pregnancy private. Faced with an interesting challenge, Pammy asked me if I could solve a problem—how could we make a positive statement about her love affair with America and yet still hide her emerging bump? Instantly I had an idea. “Let’s just wrap you in a giant American flag!” “Brilliant,” she said, “I love it.” The shoot went on to become a classic for George Magazine and was even used as a USO poster to inspire American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan in the years to come. At the end of the shoot, Pammy gave me the flag as a gift. She said, “Keep this, it will bring you good luck. Take it in your suitcase to all your important photoshoots. I hope it brings you the same luck it brought me.” It’s the same flag I would later wrap around Muhammad Ali’s shoulders, and it’s the same flag Edward Snowden would cling to in a secret Moscow hotel room. Pammy, you were majestic that day and I salute you.

Platon Instagram - Friends, here is one of my favorite pictures. In the mid-late 90’s I was working almost exclusively for John Kennedy Jr.’s George Magazine. Pamela Anderson was to be our next cover story. The stylist had organized beautiful tight fitting couture dresses from Paris for Pammy to wear on the cover, but as I soon discovered, Pammy arrived on set with a secret. She was actually four months pregnant and the bump was beginning to show. Pammy seemed very distressed as she could not fit into any of the gowns that day and was fearful that her pregnancy would become public knowledge. At that point in her career, she wanted to keep her pregnancy private. Faced with an interesting challenge, Pammy asked me if I could solve a problem—how could we make a positive statement about her love affair with America and yet still hide her emerging bump? Instantly I had an idea. “Let’s just wrap you in a giant American flag!” “Brilliant,” she said, “I love it.” The shoot went on to become a classic for George Magazine and was even used as a USO poster to inspire American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan in the years to come. At the end of the shoot, Pammy gave me the flag as a gift. She said, “Keep this, it will bring you good luck. Take it in your suitcase to all your important photoshoots. I hope it brings you the same luck it brought me.” It’s the same flag I would later wrap around Muhammad Ali’s shoulders, and it’s the same flag Edward Snowden would cling to in a secret Moscow hotel room. Pammy, you were majestic that day and I salute you.

Platon Instagram – Friends, here is one of my favorite pictures. In the mid-late 90’s I was working almost exclusively for John Kennedy Jr.’s George Magazine. Pamela Anderson was to be our next cover story. The stylist had organized beautiful tight fitting couture dresses from Paris for Pammy to wear on the cover, but as I soon discovered, Pammy arrived on set with a secret. She was actually four months pregnant and the bump was beginning to show. Pammy seemed very distressed as she could not fit into any of the gowns that day and was fearful that her pregnancy would become public knowledge. At that point in her career, she wanted to keep her pregnancy private. Faced with an interesting challenge, Pammy asked me if I could solve a problem—how could we make a positive statement about her love affair with America and yet still hide her emerging bump? Instantly I had an idea. “Let’s just wrap you in a giant American flag!” “Brilliant,” she said, “I love it.” The shoot went on to become a classic for George Magazine and was even used as a USO poster to inspire American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan in the years to come. At the end of the shoot, Pammy gave me the flag as a gift. She said, “Keep this, it will bring you good luck. Take it in your suitcase to all your important photoshoots. I hope it brings you the same luck it brought me.” It’s the same flag I would later wrap around Muhammad Ali’s shoulders, and it’s the same flag Edward Snowden would cling to in a secret Moscow hotel room. Pammy, you were majestic that day and I salute you. | Posted on 06/Mar/2023 22:25:56

Platon Instagram – Friends, I want to pay tribute to a legendary woman who passed away recently. Vivienne Westwood was a courageous creative force who, in my opinion, invented punk, dressing and styling the Sex Pistols in the late 1970’s. She never stopped pushing boundaries and searching for new ideas. I had the privilege to know Vivienne in my early days as a student photographer and she used to lend me all her dresses for my first fashion shoots. This black and white image was part of my final degree exhibition featuring the back of one of her pinned dressed. She was curious, brave, devilishly witty, and unpredictable. She would always make sure I was invited to her fashion shows, and I learnt so much from her. 

Eventually I had the opportunity to take her portrait. She arrived at the studio dressed as Queen Elizabeth I in a ruby red gown with matching lipstick. Just before the shooting began, we had a huge argument. She knew I was a die-hard modernist and went out of her way to say, “Picasso was terribly overrated.” I was hot-headed in those days and so our pre-shoot conversation descended into an all-mighty fight about art. By the time she walked on set in her famous white stiletto heels, I was furiously flustered and the atmosphere was tense. She stood in profile to show off her tailoring and silhouette, then with one knee tilted forward she gave me a saucy look with a raised eyebrow. Vivienne was simply playing with me from the very start. Vivienne Westwood it was an honor to know you and I salute you.

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