Miles Aldridge’s uncanny, saturated portraits riff on cinematic glamour and erotic tropes. Throughout his work, Aldridge draws on a range of influences, from filmmakers such as David Lynch and Federico Fellini to photographer Richard Avedon and movements including Pop art and psychedelia. Before embracing his current studio practice, Aldridge directed music videos and worked as a fashion photographer. The stylized nature of editorial shoots still pervades his sleek shots, which often feature perfectly coiffed women. Aldridge has exhibited in New York, Berlin, Amsterdam, and London. His photographs belong in the collections of the National Portrait Gallery, the British Museum, the International Center of Photography, the Fondation Carmignac, and the Nicola Erni Collection. He has shot for publications including Vogue, The New Yorker, and the New York Times.