Cheryl Tiegs for Harper's Bazaar
"This was a risky shot, taken in Phoenix," Stone says. "I wasn't sure if the magazine would run it…not because she's nude, but
because it was supposed to be about the sandals. Cheryl was a real pro, always there for you. I explained the shot, and she
immediately took off her top. She's completely at ease in this…many models would look posed, but Cheryl is just…natural.
We started working together around '72; she was well established but not yet the superstar she would become. Vogue decid-
ed to use her and she took off from there. She was from Santa Barbara, so we connected as Californians. I love Cheryl."
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