| General info : | | Esmé Marshall (born ca. 1961) was a top fashion model in the 1980s.
The daughter of a photographer and a Chanel model, Esmé (who went by just her first name during her career) had an unorthodox upbringing. She lived on a farm with her mother and lived in a commune with her father (her parents parted when she was little), and she helped her mother at one point with stuffing envelopes for an anti-war group.
She graduated from an alternative-education high school at 16, all the while being warned by her mom not to follow her into the modeling profession. Esmé Marshall was discovered selling socks in Cambridge, Massachusetts, by a Mademoiselle editor. Dubbed “the energy girl” by that magazine, Esmé met Calvin Klein at Studio 54 and soon found herself starring in his denim campaign. Two American Vogue covers would follow, and four children, one of whom, Rachel Roberts, who goes by Ray, has chosen to follow her mother’s career path.
Esmé appeared on many renowed magazine covers and in several fashion editorials that mattered, her brunette looks capturing the attention of photographers such as Rico Puhlmann, Stan Shaffer, and Arthur Elgort and, more recently, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders.
After her modeling career Esmé worked in client services in a film production company in Santa Monica, California. | |
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