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Displaying all articles tagged:
The Fashion Editor
Apr. 9, 2015
The Greatest Fashion Moments From
Absolutely Fabulous
“It’s Lacroix, sweetie!”
By
Kristin Tice Studeman
Apr. 9, 2015
Harold Koda on Talking Back to Diana Vreeland
The Costume Institute’s curator-in-charge remembers the legendary editor.
By
Véronique Hyland
Apr. 9, 2015
Patricia Field on What It Was Like to Dress an Onscreen Editor-in-Chief
As it so happens, she actually wore more Donna Karan than Prada.
As told to
Véronique Hyland
Apr. 9, 2015
Mr. Valentino Remembers Diana Vreeland
She once sent him a memo complaining about the vodka he’d served her the night before.
By
Véronique Hyland