Contributors

Ben Brantley, a V.F. contributing editor, was formerly WWD's Paris bureau chief.

Rupert Christiansen is editor-atlarge of London's Harper's & Queen. His most recent book is Romantic Affinities: Portraits of an Age 1780-1830.

Lynn Hirschberg writes on the business of art and Hollywood for V.F.

Jesse Kombluth's most recent book is Pre-Pop Warhol, and he is the co-author, with Roger Enrico, of The Other Guy Blinked: How Pepsi Won the Cola Wars.

Myra MacPherson of The Washington Post has written Long Time Passing: Vietnam & the Haunted Generation and The Power Lovers: An Intimate Look at Politics and Marriage.

Helmut Newton lives in Monte Carlo. For V.F. he has most recently photographed Catherine Deneuve and the Baron and Baroness Thyssen.

Maureen Orth, V.F.'s newest contributing editor, has covered Hollywood for Newsweek and was a Washington-based correspondent for NBC News.

Stephen Schiff, V.F.'s critic-atlarge, is also a correspondent for CBS's West 57th.

Michael Shnayerson is a consulting editor to Condé Nast Traveler. His book, Irwin Shaw: A Biography, will be published in August by Putnam's.

James Wolcott lives in Manhattan and is writing a novel.