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<n>Kristina Tsirekidze</n> in <n>Alexander McQueen</n> Spring 1998 for <n>L'Officiel Russia</n>. Photo by <n>Michel Comte</n>.

From <n>Issey Miyake</n>'s first collection, 1971. Photo by <n>Noriaki Yokosuka</n>.

<n>Untitled from Woman (Kyoko)</n> (1961) by photographer <n>Akira Sato</n>.

<n>Sea of Tranquility</n> (2008) by <n>Dirk De Bruycker</n>.

A still from the 1988 film <n>Ashik-Kerib</n>, directed by <n>Sergei Parajanov</n>.

A still from <n>The Color of Pomegranates</n> (1969), directed by <n>Sergei Parajanov</n>.

<n>Natalie Brettschneider with Gunnera Tinctoria</n> by <n>Carol Sawyer</n> from the series <n>The Natalie Brettschneider Archive</n>.

Carol Sawyer plays with fiction, feminism, and art history in The Natalie Brettschneider Archive

The high-heeled foot cast worn by <n>Diane Kruger</n> in <n>Quentin Tarantino</n>'s <n>Inglourious Basterds</n>.

Model <n>Diariata Niang</n> for <n>Jean-Louis Scherrer</n> <n>Spring/Summer 1999 Haute Couture</n>.

<n>Enfants</n>, a 1930s photograph by <n>Andrè Kertèsz</n>.

A bas-relief of clasped hands from the <n>Kom Ombo Temple</n> in Egypt.

Art by <n>Renato Órdenes San Martín</n>.

A look from the <n>Paco Rabanne</n> Fall 2020 Ready-to-Wear collection at <n>Paris Fashion Week</n>.

<n>Star worshipers</n>, an 1891 illustration from <n>Frank S. Dobbins</n>'s book <n>Story of the world's worship</n>.

A look by <n>Yohji Yamamoto</n> photographed by <n>Paolo Roversi</n> for <n>Vogue Paris</n>, November 1992.

The <n>Urban Fog</n> installation by <n>HBLA</n> at <n>Clerkenwell Design Week</n>, 2011.

An editorial photograph for <n>ODDA</n> magazine.

<n>Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash</n> (1912) by artist <n>Giacomo Balla</n>.

<n>Mother Joan of the Angels</n>, a 1961 film directed by <n>Jerzy Kawalerowicz</n>.

<n>We the Living</n>, 2015, by artists <n>Hollie Miller</n> and <n>Craig Scott</n>.

<n>Interim Couple #116-4</n> by <n>Bill Jacobson</n>, 1994.

<n>Standing Woman</n>, a grey earthenware sculpture from the <n>Han Dynasty</n>. From <n>Toshio Nagahiro</n>'s book.

<n>Three Poppies</n> (1997) by photographer <n>Tom Baril</n>.