"Here are some of Mr. Abolafia’s most memorable, most enduring portraits of the rich and famous (…) Thanks, Oscar, for preserving these thrilling images so we will never forget." — Dick Stolley in People Magazine"For the true bookworm who loves culture, history and iconic images, this new photo book by Oscar Abolafia is an irresistible gift." — Elle NetherlandsAfter the highly successful first book Icons by Oscar, a new book is now released, showcasing numerous iconic women who appeared before his lens throughout his career as a glamour photographer starting in the 1960s. Stars like Sophia, Cher, Twiggy, Madonna, Audrey, and many more. A collection of extraordinary, intimate photos by one of the greatest photographers of his time!
"I thought then that Oscar was one of the best. And now, almost 40 years later, I still do!" - Graydon Carter, Editor-In-Chief, Vanity Fair. Very few celebrities are so iconic that their first name is all that's needed in order to immediately recognise them. One photographer has captured each and every one of these icons - and more besides - on film. He goes by the name of Oscar Abolafia. You can call him Oscar.
In April 2027, it will be 50 years since the legendary Studio 54 first opened its doors. The iconic New York nightclub (1977–1986), founded by Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager, became the ultimate symbol of disco, glamour, and unapologetic excess. Known for its notoriously strict door policy and unforgettable parties, Studio 54 attracted the world’s biggest celebrities and defined the nightlife culture of the 1970s. Among its regular visitors was Oscar Abolafia, who captured countless intimate and iconic images of the club’s guests, including some of Hollywood’s most legendary stars. To mark its 50th anniversary, this stunning photo book celebrates Studio 54 through Oscar’s lens.
“I thought then that Oscar was one of the best. And now, almost 40 years later, I still do!” – Graydon Carter, Editor-In-Chief, Vanity Fair.“Here are some of Mr. Abolafia’s most enduring portraits of the rich and infamous […]. Thank Oscar for preserving these thrilling images so we will never forget.” Dick Stolley, Founding Editor People Magazine.Frank. Sammie. Paul. Andy. Twiggy. Jack. Elizabeth. Elvis. Jim. Marlene. John. Priscilla. Yoko. Ginger. Janis. Mick. Fred. Salvador. Cher. Audrey. Very few celebrities are so iconic that their first name is all that’s needed to immediately recognise them. One photographer has captured every one of these icons – and more besides – on film. He goes by the name of Oscar Abolafia. You can call him Oscar.
"Here are some of Mr. Abolafia’s most memorable, most enduring portraits of the rich and famous (…) Thanks, Oscar, for preserving these thrilling images so we will never forget." — Dick Stolley in People Magazine"For the true bookworm who loves culture, history and iconic images, this new photo book by Oscar Abolafia is an irresistible gift." — Elle NetherlandsAfter the highly successful first book Icons by Oscar, a new book is now released, showcasing numerous iconic women who appeared before his lens throughout his career as a glamour photographer starting in the 1960s. Stars like Sophia, Cher, Twiggy, Madonna, Audrey, and many more. A collection of extraordinary, intimate photos by one of the greatest photographers of his time!
"I thought then that Oscar was one of the best. And now, almost 40 years later, I still do!" - Graydon Carter, Editor-In-Chief, Vanity Fair. Very few celebrities are so iconic that their first name is all that's needed in order to immediately recognise them. One photographer has captured each and every one of these icons - and more besides - on film. He goes by the name of Oscar Abolafia. You can call him Oscar.
In April 2027, it will be 50 years since the legendary Studio 54 first opened its doors. The iconic New York nightclub (1977–1986), founded by Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager, became the ultimate symbol of disco, glamour, and unapologetic excess. Known for its notoriously strict door policy and unforgettable parties, Studio 54 attracted the world’s biggest celebrities and defined the nightlife culture of the 1970s. Among its regular visitors was Oscar Abolafia, who captured countless intimate and iconic images of the club’s guests, including some of Hollywood’s most legendary stars. To mark its 50th anniversary, this stunning photo book celebrates Studio 54 through Oscar’s lens.
“I thought then that Oscar was one of the best. And now, almost 40 years later, I still do!” – Graydon Carter, Editor-In-Chief, Vanity Fair.“Here are some of Mr. Abolafia’s most enduring portraits of the rich and infamous […]. Thank Oscar for preserving these thrilling images so we will never forget.” Dick Stolley, Founding Editor People Magazine.Frank. Sammie. Paul. Andy. Twiggy. Jack. Elizabeth. Elvis. Jim. Marlene. John. Priscilla. Yoko. Ginger. Janis. Mick. Fred. Salvador. Cher. Audrey. Very few celebrities are so iconic that their first name is all that’s needed to immediately recognise them. One photographer has captured every one of these icons – and more besides – on film. He goes by the name of Oscar Abolafia. You can call him Oscar.