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fuckyeahgia: When Scavullo and Diana Ross decided to change the singer’s glamorous image by slicking back her hair and dressing her down for an album cover, they thought of Gia: not the way she looked on-camera, but the way she appeared at the studio in the morning, or in the clubs at night. “We called up Gia and said, ‘Can we borrow your jeans, the ones with the hole?’” recalled Scavullo, “Those are Gia’s jeans in the picture. Diana Ross said she wanted to keep them after the shooting, but Gia wouldn’t let her.” -from Thing of Beauty by Stephen Fried. fuckyeahgia: When Scavullo and Diana Ross decided to change the singer’s glamorous image by slicking back her hair and dressing her down for an album cover, they thought of Gia: not the way she looked on-camera, but the way she appeared at the studio in the morning, or in the clubs at night. “We called up Gia and said, ‘Can we borrow your jeans, the ones with the hole?’” recalled Scavullo, “Those are Gia’s jeans in the picture. Diana Ross said she wanted to keep them after the shooting, but Gia wouldn’t let her.” -from Thing of Beauty by Stephen Fried. fuckyeahgia: When Scavullo and Diana Ross decided to change the singer’s glamorous image by slicking back her hair and dressing her down for an album cover, they thought of Gia: not the way she looked on-camera, but the way she appeared at the studio in the morning, or in the clubs at night. “We called up Gia and said, ‘Can we borrow your jeans, the ones with the hole?’” recalled Scavullo, “Those are Gia’s jeans in the picture. Diana Ross said she wanted to keep them after the shooting, but Gia wouldn’t let her.” -from Thing of Beauty by Stephen Fried.
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When Scavullo and Diana Ross decided to change the singer’s glamorous image by slicking back her hair and dressing her down for an album cover, they thought of Gia: not the way she looked on-camera, but the way she appeared at the studio in the morning, or in the clubs at night.

“We called up Gia and said, ‘Can we borrow your jeans, the ones with the hole?’” recalled Scavullo, “Those are Gia’s jeans in the picture. Diana Ross said she wanted to keep them after the shooting, but Gia wouldn’t let her.”

-from Thing of Beauty by Stephen Fried.

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