The Marc Rogoff ‘Fred & Ginger’ Spring Summer 2010 photoshoot channels the classic story of ‘My Fair Lady’ in an entirely different way.
For those die-hard Audrey Hepburn fans, this new take on the story may not be apparent—for how can Henry Higgins teach Eliza Dolittle to speak properly if he’s a mime? No matter how abstract the Marc Rogoff ‘Fred and Ginger’ recreation of the classic tale may be, his photos still manage to pull us into a fairytale world that is provocative.
‘My Fair Lady' Photoshoots
Marc Rogoff ‘Fred & Ginger' Revamps a Classic
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