Nelda Linsk reveals the story of Slim Aarons’ iconic “Poolside Gossip.” 1970 photoshoot at the Kaufmann House in Palm Springs.
In this exclusive interview, Nelda Linsk shares details about the most famous photograph in Palm Springs history – from how she knew photographer Slim Aarons in New York, to the casual champagne-fueled afternoon that created an image now hanging in homes worldwide from Dubai to Australia.
🎬 Featured in this video:
– The real story of the legendary Silm Aarons shoot
– What Slim Aarons was like to work with
– Helen Dzo Dzo’s white lace look
– Why Nelda had no idea the photo would become famous
– Arthur Elrod’s influence on Palm Springs design
– The Kaufmann House & Richard Neutra architecture
📍 LOCATIONS MENTIONED:
Kaufmann Desert House, Palm Springs
The Racquet Club, Palm Springs
Bedford Village & Katonah, New York
👥 PEOPLE FEATURED:
Nelda Linsk – Palm Springs Icon & Philanthropist
Slim Aarons – Legendary photographer (1916-2006)
Helen Dzo Dzo Kaptur – Woman in white lace
Arthur Elrod – Interior designer
Richard Neutra – Architect
📸 ABOUT POOLSIDE GOSSIP:
Photographed: January 22, 1970
Location: Kaufmann Desert House, Palm Springs
Photographer: Slim Aarons
Published: Town & Country Magazine
This image has become the definitive symbol of mid-century Palm Springs glamour and Desert Modern lifestyle.
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