The documentary "Antonio Lopez 1970: Sex Fashion & Disco" discusses Hall and Lopez's relationship at length. Lopez was bisexual, and although he preferred men he had flings with women as well. "For one, Crump’s time capsule of a movie reveals that Lopez, who died of AIDS in 1987 at the age of 44, had a much more intimate relationship with his teenage discovery, Jerry Hall, than was previously assumed. (They lived together for two years—much to the consternation of Juan Ramos, Lopez’s longtime partner—before Hall eventually took up with Bryan Ferry.)". "To Antonio Lopez, Jerry was the personification of his illustrations and with the changes he made in her appearance, she became the model everybody wanted to work with. It wasn’t the first time, Antonio had discovered and transformed a girl into a sought-after model. Jerry moved in with Antonio. She fell in love with him and because he didn’t want to lose her to another illustrator or photographer they got engaged. They were the couple everybody wanted to be acquainted with. The engagement only lasted
a few months.