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@somewhere.media In 1988, Thierry Mugler took fashion to terrifying new heights. High above New York City, on the 61st floor of the Chrysler Building, model Claude Heidemeyer posed on the building鈥檚 iconic steel eagle, wearing Mugler鈥檚 sculptural creation, Vertigo. But the real danger was happening behind the camera. To capture the perfect angle, Mugler climbed onto a metal ladder extended out of a window two floors above, with two assistants holding the other end. No harness. No safety equipment. Just a few seconds to get the shot. The team had waited a week for the right weather conditions. The resulting photograph, created without digital manipulation, became one of Mugler鈥檚 most unforgettable images. For Mugler, fashion was never just about clothes. It was about creating the impossible, even if it meant risking his life. 馃搷 Chrysler Building, New York City 馃棑 1988 Photography & Design: Thierry Mugler Model: Claude Heidemeyer
