Who Supports and Funds Terry Richardson? GQ and Bazaar, for Starters

Since 2010, women have been accusing photographer Terry Richardson of inappropriate behavior on the set of photo shoots. But many publications have hired Richardson — repeatedly — since the allegations surfaced.

In a new, exclusive letter sent to Page Six, Richardson calls the claims a "witch hunt" and insists that the accounts from models who felt coerced and sexually harrassed are "lies."

People have become comfortable concocting hate-filled and libelous tales . . . In writing this, I make a humble attempt at correcting these rumors…

I collaborated with consenting adult women who were fully aware of the nature of the work, and as is typical with any project, everyone signed releases . . . I have never used an offer of work or a threat of rebuke to coerce someone into something that they did not want to do. I give everyone that I work with enough respect to view them as having ownership of their free will and making their decisions accordingly.

Shooting a model and then whipping out your dick and suggesting she touch it may not technically be a threat or coercion, but it's also not very professional, and creates a problematic dynamic, since a model is meant to be guided by and obey a photographer. And yet! Terry Richardson is getting lots of work.

Below: A comprehensive list of Terry Richardson's magazine clients since the first allegation in 2010. This list does not include the high-profile, very profitable ad campaigns he has shot (among them: Aldo, Valentino and Tom Ford) and it does not include music videos, like Beyoncé's "XO." This is purely editorial work.

The invaluable Isha Aran assisted with this research.

GQ

The venerable men's publication — first printed in 1957 and now owned by Condé Nast — works with Richardson extensively. The Creative Director is Jim Moore; the Senior Photo editor, Krista Prestek, has been there for 8 years.

Harper's Bazaar

This women's fashion magazine — first published in 1867 and owned by Hearst — has a few different editions, worldwide, and Richardson has shot plenty for them, as well. At the U.S. edition, the current Creative Director is Stephen Gan; the Design Director is Elizabeth Hummer; the Deputy Photography & Bookings Editor is Ashley Curry Taliento. Here's everything Terry Richardson has shot for the magazine since 2010:

In addition, Richardson shot for international editions of Bazaar:

Vogue

While the American incarnation of the esteemed fashion bible hasn't used Richardson since 2010, he's getting lots of work from the overseas editions.

Interview

The arts and culture publication worked with Richardson regularly over the past few years.

WSJ

Richardson did a few shoots for the Wall Street Journal magazine:

W

The oversized fashion glossy hired Richardson twice since 2010.

Esquire

Richardson shot Cameron Diaz for the November 2012 UK edition.

Elle

Richardson photographed Daria Werbowy for the November 2011 issue of Elle Brasil.

And there you have it! If you've ever wondered, "Who hires this guy?" You have your answer.

Previously:

Meet Terry Richardson, The World's Most F-cked Up Fashion Photographer

Exclusive: More Models Come Forward With Allegations Against Fashion Photographer

Another Model Comes Forward With Horrible Terry Richardson Allegations

Anonymous Model Who Accused Terry Richardson of Assault Comes Forward