Inside Iman & David Bowie’s Scenic Home Filled With Wonderful Objects | Vogue
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Published 2021-12-08
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Featured Works: "Man Falling Wearing A Mad-Man Mask” by Derek Boshier, “Diebenkorn” & “Self Portrait” by David Bowie, "Teddy Boy and Girl" by Lynn Chadwick, "Iman and David Bowie", "Iman Nude" & "David Bowie and Iman" by Stephen Finer, “Midnight Ride" by Wallace Putnam, "Untitled (Pitcher)" by Kara Walker
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All Comments (21)
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Not gonna lie she sounded like she was gonna cry there for a second and she kept it together. Amazing how love never dies.
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The way she talks about him, like he is still physically present is everything. This is beautiful.
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This is so beautiful. It's incredible to think she is 66 years old. You can hear her voice about to crack when she talks about him. I remember her saying that she won't remarry, and that her life with David was enough for her. Loyal even in death. Loved this!
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It tears my heart apart knowing how much Iman loves gifts, and that the house is basically David's last gift to her.
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I just love how she honors him. She never calls him "my late husband", she calls him "my husband". Even death didn't really part them. Wishing her all the peace in the world.
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She saved him, and now, she's carrying his memory the most tender way possible. Probably the most touching house tour I've ever watched.
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When she said she's not crying anymore, with tears filling up her eyes. Love is wonderful, even beyond life.
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I love the way she explains those stack stones, in memory of someone and as navigation for life. Each object is beautiful and artistic and shows her deep love and sorrow for her husband.
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I love that she reminds us of what is really important … not walls or architecture … but memories that become art
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“ the world is over 4 billion years old and you somehow managed to exist at the same time as David Bowie.” Such a beautiful look into a beautiful love story.
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I lost my wife 6 years ago so I understand the pain of loss. I love the masks as well those are really cool. You can actually feel the love that you have for David. There'll never be anyone else like him. He was one of a kind.
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She is so lovely. I can see why David loved her so much. The story of the book they both loved was beautiful
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Everyone is talking about her and David but...she kept a pillow her friend gave her 20+ years ago. That's so sweet. Some friends are worth more than rubies.
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I love how much she loves him and admires him. Very sad that he’s no longer physically there with her. I just love their whole story.
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I love how Iman touches her things with such love and appreciation for the item but mostly for the people who gave the item to her.
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I just adore Iman (since I was a young girl) and the way she loves her David, I cannot put it into words. I am so honored to share the same wedding anniversary as Iman & David. May he rest. 💖
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You can just tell that she is living her life but she also can't wait to see him again. This was a very sweet love letter to her husband. She's fabulous
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Usually celebrities show the house and their interior to show off their artistic endeavors but for her a house is about love and memory of loved ones, she shows the history of the things she values and that is interlinked with friends and family
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you can hear the grief still in her voice. What an amazing love they shared. She's very spiritual in that what she shares has so much meaning, this was not her showing off her mansion, this was her sharing with us what is truly important. Love her.
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My favorite piece happened to be the one her daughter painted. That's so lovely.
