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Iman Shopping for Oscars Jewelry

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Iman, David Bowie's wife, seen shopping for jewelry at De Beers in West London ahead of the Oscars.

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Editorial photograph of Iman at Oscars in West London, United Kingdom on 12 February 2003. Rights: *WORLD RIGHTS*. Available from Big Pictures Archive for rights-managed licensing; quotes depend on usage, territory, and duration.

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Iman Shopping for Oscars Jewelry

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Iman, David Bowie's wife, seen shopping for jewelry at De Beers in West London ahead of the Oscars.

About this image

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High-resolution files available after licensing approval

Image information

Date photographed

12 February 2003

Location

West London, United Kingdom

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*WORLD RIGHTS*

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Celebrities

Iman

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