Lee Miller posed for a ... While living with Penrose in London, World War II broke out and Miller took on a new boundary-breaking job—war correspondent for Vogue. At the time, most war ...

editor of British Vogue, with Kate Winslet, right, as Lee Miller in the new film “Lee,” the story of Miller and her work as a war photographer during World War II. (Photo by Kimberley French ...

Left, a 1932 self-portrait by Lee Miller ... cover she once graced. During World War II, ignoring personal warnings from U.S. diplomats to return stateside, Miller embedded with the U.S. military.

Lee Miller's life was the stuff of Hollywood films. She was a Vogue model ... her work as a photojournalist during World War II, what she took photos of, and why she was so famous.

Lee Miller’s transformation from a Vogue cover model to a fearless war correspondent and acclaimed photographer is as dramatic and compelling as the images she captured through her lens.

The trailer shows Kate Winslet as Lee Miller, one of the very few female correspondents during the World War II period. As a war correspondent from Vogue, she is bent on capturing the war visually ...

This month sees the long-awaited release of Kate Winslet’s Lee, an account of the years that the revolutionary model, photographer and writer Lee Miller spent working as Vogue’s frontline ... has ...

Lee Miller, who captured some ... to photojournalism as the destruction of World War II bore down on London. Through Vogue, she published several photo-essays about the Auxiliary Territorial ...

In the photo ... Vogue, but when British authorities refused to send a woman photographer into a war zone, she successfully called on the Americans. Kuras sees parallels between Miller’s World ...

Kate Winslet embodies the tenacity of the photographer Lee Miller, who documented World War II for British Vogue. By Lisa Kennedy ... Kuras uses Miller’s actual photos and recreates a number ...

“If I Googled her in 2015 when I bought the table, it said ‘Lee Miller, former lover and muse of Man Ray. Ex-Vogue cover girl ... whose iconic images of World War II might never have existed ...