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a handy all-you-need-to-know guide to Trevor Rabin:

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Elisabetta Catalano - Eve of Roma Ad (Vogue 1970)

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whitney houston for her “whitney” album photoshoot, 1987

‎📸 by: richard avedon

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Norman Parkinson - Louise Despointes Wearing a Bikini by Louis Feraud at Maillots de Bain (Vogue UK 1975)

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Anders Holmquist - Skirt & Tunic by Baccarat (The Telegraph Magazine 1970)

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Guy Bourdin - Charles Jourdan "Chantilly" Ad (1978)

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Happy New Year, Charlie Brown (1985) dir. Sam Jaimes & Bill Melendez

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I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)

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friend: *is amazing*

me:

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The Buggles From the May 10th, 1980 issue of Oh Boy! Magazine

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Crossing a log bridge in Fawn Pass

Yellowstone National Park

1976

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Lou Reed holding his dachshund at home in Greenwich Village on July 20, 1978.

Photos by Andy Warhol

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Jane Birkin photographed by Jean-Claude Deutsch, 1971

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1972 Kitchen Design From the May, 1972 issue of American Home magazine (via: archive.org)

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Family camping in Alouette Park

British Columbia

1985

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James Taylor and Carly Simon met in the early 1970s, during a time when both were rising stars in the singer-songwriter scene. Taylor had already gained fame with songs like “Fire and Rain,” while Simon had hits like “That’s the Way I’ve Always Heard It Should Be.” They married in 1972, at the peak of their fame, and were considered a golden couple of the music world.

Read more of their story here...

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Paul and Linda McCartney in their home at 7 Cavendish Avenue. Photograph by Terry O'Neill.