500 Photographers: Photographer #274: Sebastian Kim

Friday, April 22, 2011

Photographer #274: Sebastian Kim

Sebastian Kim, 1974, USA, is a fashion / editorial photographer based in New York City. He was born in Vietnam, raised in Iran, France and the USA. He started his career assisting Richard Avedon for four years and then moved on to assist Steven Meisel for another seven years. The lessons he learned while assisting both photography legends laid the basis for his current work. His work has appeared in numerous magazines, from Numéro to GQ Style and from Vogue to V Man. Amongst his clients are Calvin Klein, L'Oreal and Nina Ricci. The following images come from his portfolios Womens, Mens and Portraits.

Website: www.sebastiankim.com

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