Laetitia Casta

Thanks so very much!

I'm a huge fan of Laetitia Casta since the 90's. What I really love about this book the most is the amazing posing and captures of her at times she did not know the camera was there. The photographers in this book have inspired me for years. I'm also a photographer now for the last 10 years.Back when this book 1st came out in the 90's it was $120.00 So I waited. 5 years later it was still $100.00 So I waited some more. Now 19 years later I bought this book for $35+ dollars. So glad I waited. I flip through this book for inspiration for unforgettable poses that I plan to incorporate in my future photo shoots.

This book is very well done, would have liked to see more of her editorial work in there. She had plenty of space and maybe didn't need to put such big photos from only a few shoots. I sill recommend it as something to learn by on how a model should be handled. The agents aren't the only ones who matter although they think so. It's absolutely the girl as much as the agent. She's the one who has to do the job.

She was great and still is, but this purchase was more about going back to a more innocent time.

...was born the day before me. I have been stalking her ever since. Until the French High court judgment, but I was not there to defend myself.Anyway this book sincerely needed to be printed on glossy paper. Images lack pop. The darker midrange of the photos wash out. If the book had offered that, I would have bought two.Laetitia was one of the most flexible models, ever. 50s...90s...she comprised the whole range. It is worth the used price. It is worth the new price.

I bought this book for all the wrong reasons. Laetitia is a very beautiful woman.

a bit vintage but shows like a history lesson of Laetitia Casta.

Laetitia Casta is, of course, a spectacularly beautiful and shapely model, and the photographers represented in the eponymous book are among the best and most fashionable in the world. Alas, the photos are vandalized by the worst reproduction and printing quality in a photo book in recent years. Previews of the book in "Photo" and other magazines carry greatly superior reproductions of the images which here are out of focus and muddy. "Forms", by Patrick Demarchelier, carries several of the same images and a comparison of the two books is utterly humiliating for the dreadful Laetitia. As for the color images -- well, only the mini poster glued to the back cover offers anything worth viewing. Don't buy the book without seeing it first, so you can be sure of what you are -- and are not -- getting.

Ravissant

Its condition is better than I expected. Thank you.

great book, super pictures

Beautiful pictures.