I was looking through some old Corinne Day editorials the other day when I came across an image Day shot of model Rosemary Ferguson for The Face in August, 1993. The story, called "England's Dreaming," was styled by Melanie Ward and it's pretty much amazing (at least based on the bits and pieces I could find online). But …

Fashion photographer Corinne Day, who died of a brain tumor earlier this year, had a long and creatively fruitive relationship with Kate Moss. In 1990, Day photographed Moss, then aged 16, for her breakout cover story in The Face; Day also shot Moss's first ever cover of British Vogue in 1993, and in 2007, she was…

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Elite London is reporting that British fashion photographer Corinne Day has died; Day was diagnosed with a brain tumor last year. Day will be remembered for, among other things, her iconic shots of a then-15-year-old Kate Moss for The Face.

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