Corinne Day

Corinne Day (1962, 2010) was a British photographer celebrated for her raw, intimate documentary style that helped define the aesthetic of 1990s fashion photography. She rose to prominence with her iconic early photographs of Kate Moss, shot for The Face magazine, which pioneered the 'grunge' or 'heroin chic' look and challenged the glossy conventions of mainstream fashion imagery. Her deeply personal work, including her ongoing documentary series photographing friends and her own life, blurred the boundaries between fashion, documentary, and fine art photography.