Bryan Ferry

After their separation, British newspapers photographed Ferry with Katie Turner, 35 years his junior, naming her as his new 'girlfriend'. Ferry and Turner met while she worked as one of the dancers on Roxy Music's concert tour in 2001 (and is featured on the DVD of the 2001 Hammersmith Odeon Show). She went on to appear with Ferry on several TV shows to promote the Frantic album, and also performed on the Frantic tour in 2002. After their break-up, Ferry had a relationship with British socialite Lady Emily Compton. Read Less

Ferry stated

"the way that the Nazis staged themselves and presented themselves, my Lord! I'm talking about the films of Leni Riefenstahl And the buildings of Albert Speer and the mass marches and the flags—just fantastic. Really beautiful."

In the same interview Ferry was also reported to have referred to his West London recording studio as "The Führerbunker" (Adolf Hitler's bunker during World War II).

Ferry's comments caused considerable controversy in the media and, the following month he made a public apology, stating

"I apologise unreservedly for any offence caused by my comments on Nazi iconography, which were solely made from an art history perspective. I, like every right-minded individual, find the Nazi régime, and all it stood for, evil and abhorrent."

At the time of the controversy, Ferry was contracted to the British retailer Marks and Spencer to model their "Autograph" menswear line. However, despite Ferry's public apology for his comments, Marks and Spencer opted to sever their ties with him. Read Less

The campaign also features supermodel Karen Elson with her twin sister Kate, Jerry Hall with her daughter Georgia May Jagger and models Sui He and Ming Xi. Several other musicians were also included. Singer Lykke Li with her sister Zara, and top model Abbey Lee Kershaw with her musician boyfriend Matthew Hutchinson. Read Less