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, has died. She was 56.“I never sold my soul,” Patitz said in a 2020 interview. Born in Hamburg to an Estonian mother and German father, she moved with her family to Skanör, an idyllic seaside town in the south of Sweden when she was quite young.
In 1983, as a 17-year-old tomboy and competitive horse rider, she entered an Elite Model Contest in Stockholm. She placed third in Sweden. The prize was a trip to Paris and a limited-time contract.
But as Vogue wrote in 1988, “a star was not quickly born. Tatjana found no work for a year.”Tatjana Patitz walks for Christian Dior in 1991.Enter , the fairy godfather of Patitz’s career. The German photographer, noted for his unretouched images and preference for a “natural” beauty look, would shoot Patitz for the famous image “White Shirts: Six Supermodels, Malibu,” in 1988, and again for British Vogue’s January 1990 cover.
When George Michael saw that issue, he invited the same cast of “girls” to appear and lip sync in his “Freedom ’90” music video.One of the original supermodels, Patitz never seemed to be part of “the pack.” In part that’s explained by her choice to make her home not in New York or Paris, but in California, where she could be closer to nature and her animals. Geography aside, there was a certain element of mystery to Patitz’s beauty, something in the gentle oval of her face and the shape of her eyes that spoke of self-possession and passion. “Tatjana was always the European symbol of chic, like Romy Schneider meets Monica Vitti,” remembered Anna Wintour, chief content officer of Condé Nast and global editorial director of Vogue.
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One of the original supermodels from the 1980s, Tatjana Patitz, has tragically passed away.
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