Raquel Zimmerman photographed by Juergen Teller for RUSSH #36.
Caroline de Maigret photographed by Nick Hudson for RUSSH #49.
Pharrell photographed by Tim Barber for RUSSH #58
Cara Delevingne photographed by Tung Walsh for RUSSH #47
“I always wanted to be a superhero so I could save people and be the centre of attention. I also had this weird passion for dentistry and loved looking inside my mouth. Weird.
Courtney Love photographed by Ke Mazur for RUSSH #34.
“You can’t do the same shit you used to do… I can’t do drugs anymore… although I do drink rosé.”
Freja Beha Erichsen photographed by Benny Horne for RUSSH #58
“To unwind after a hard day’s work I like to… Have a good dinner with people I love. Right now, I’m listening to… Led Zeppelin III on the record player.”
Marilyn Monroe and Bert Stern from The Last Sitting shoot, 1962, as featured in RUSSH #50.
On Stanley Kubrick: “He’s the one who told me I should go out with a ballet dancer. He took me to Lincoln Center for the first time; we looked down on the stage from the mezzanine at the dancers. I thought ballet dancers were not for me because they didn’t talk very much, they were too quiet, and I ended up marrying one (he laughs). Actually he introduced me to all my wives!”
Kim Gordon [via Getty] as featured in RUSSH #45.
“I have that annoying habit that most women have… Trying to please. But I also have a problem with rules and authority.”
Kindness (Adam Bainbridge) photographed by Robin Bell for RUSSH #43.
“Will this article appear on the internet? I’d prefer if it didn’t.”
Miranda Kerr photographed by Hugh Lippe for RUSSH #48
Favourite Australian phrase? “She’ll be right mate.”
Theophilus London photographed by James Nelson for RUSSH #51
On Karl Lagerfeld: “Every time he opens his mouth I just want to take down notes. I was there to do a shoot for a magazine, I didn’t know we were going to collaborate together and he walked in the room. I was almost frozen, I was like WOAH! He came up to me and said ‘hey’. It was like HEY and WOAH. It took me a little while to get over it.”
Patti Smith [via Corbis Images] as featured in RUSSH #17
“I think that artists can inspire people, whether it’s Neil Young or Michael Stipe or Bob Dylan, but I think more important than that is a whole new generation who to me, are the real inspiration. They have the internet, they have ways of communicating very quickly with each other, they have potentially a very powerful voice. Artists don’t make change, people make change.
“I love art and books and nature and there’s so much to live for, so I find that I understand despair and I understand loneliness, but on the other side of that there’s so much to be joyful about so I guess we just have to strike a balance.”