Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, Ghost Influencer
When every other designer is scrambling to keep up with the ever-shifting progressive liberal decency mandates, Velez’s refusal to shut her mouth is inspiring. Very few avant-garde American designers feel as authentically American as Velez.
Adam Lehrer • Who’s Afraid of Elena Velez?
in Courtney’s life, the one that seemed to consume her most was romantic. The video director wasn’t returning her calls. It was a problem common to all women, no matter what they looked like or how famous they were.
Neil Strauss • The Game
That world was disappearing even in Balenciaga’s lifetime. The death of Dior in 1957 was the final fatal blow. Dior was a man who loved rich food, he had fought a constant but losing battle against surplus flesh, and his heart inevitably failed. His funeral was a historic gathering of high fashion: only Chanel, who had returned from her exile in Sw
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Wear: a beaded, scalloped necklace on the days you cannot express dissent verbally. (Ruth Bader Ginsburg)[5]
Cameron Russell • How to Make Herself Agreeable to Everyone: A Memoir
herself on being very fashionable and
Renée Rosen • Fifth Avenue Glamour Girl
Faye Resnick said that Nicole tried desperately, but she was never able to gain control of her life. This is the saddest thing, on par with the sadness of her death. A woman who was never really able to live her own life — she was seduced by a charismatic narcissist at age 17, and everything thenceforth was part of him. She told Resnick, “I was pla... See more