Cerruti 1881 - 1980

Vogue US, November 1980

Photographed by Jeanloup Sieff

The Freshwater Goddess

“Supreme ruler in the wondrous kingdom of freshwater pearls.  Enter her world of softly sensuous jewelry.”

Vogue US, November 1980

Bill Blass - Vogue 1961

Vogue US, September 1 1961

Stephen Burrows in Pepperland

Vogue US - August 1 1970

"He must be - look at the way he understands colour - the way he puts together all the happy palette of the rainbow - hue-ing it and shaping it into totally contemporary clothes... what a wonderful designer Stephen Burrows is..."

Photographed by Charles Tracy

THE LOOK OF TODAY: Francoise Hardy

Vogue US - August 1 1970

all outfits by Yves Saint Laurent

Photographed by Arnaud de Rosnay

THE LOOK OF TODAY: Diane de Monbrison

Vogue US - August 1 1970

Turnout, Fringe: Raza Creations, Belt: Joan Jablow, Boots: Tony the Shoemaker

John Meyer, Shirt: Malbe, Boots: Golo, Hat: Adolfo

Shirtdress: Vera, Scarf: Odyssey, Choker: David D. Abbe, Boots: David Evans

Calvin Klein, Hat: Cerruti, Purse: Lesco Lona, Boots: David Evans

Gunter for Project 2, Earrings: Monet, Boots: Golo, Mittens: Alaska Arctic, Scarf: Up Tied

Henry Friedricks, cap: Ronald Kolodzie for Genesis, boots: Mario Valentino for I. Miller

Jacques Tiffeau coats, hat: Mr. John, fur mittens: Aris, fur boots: Golo

Photographed by Arnaud de Rosnay

MEN IN VOGUE: And the shirt goes on...

Vogue US - Aug 1 1970

Actor James Mitchell in Ossie Clark shirts.

On their way...

Vogue US - Aug 1 1970

Genevieve Waite wearing a Seemon & Marijke blue velvet star coat

Photographed by Maurice Hogenboom

El Palacio de Hierro | 1973

Vogue US - September 1973

Oscar de la Renta

Disart

This is the look created by HALSTON

Vogue US - September 1973

PALOMA! A Bold New Talent for Design

Vogue US - November 1980

"That's Paloma Picasso, a young woman who's turning her own artistic talent to remarkable jewelry.  And, after a decade of creating unusual, one-of-a-kind pieces for such designers as Saint Laurent- and fine jewelry for the Greek firm of Zolotas- now, an extraordinary first collection for Tiffany: jewelry that reflects her unique personal style- and that displays an unaffected and straightforward character... with a touch of wit."

Photographed by Richard Avedon

Traveling In Style | Mary McFadden

Vogue US - November 1980

"Over the years I've learned some very helpful tips that I think other women could find useful, too."

- Mary McFadden

"When packing, I always take my tennis racket and tennis clothes.  So if the hotel where I am staying has a court, I exercise for about an hour.  I find it helps to get rid of stale air and to get the juices rolling.  Also, I take a swimming suit and cap with me.  If there is a pool, I use it.  I think it's best to always be prepared.  Besides exercise, I find massage is wonderful.  The Beverly Wilshire has the best masseurs in this country, followed by the Ritz-Carlton's in Chicago, and the Watergate Hotel's in Washington.

I pack traveling scales. I think it's important to keep your weight at just the right point.  You can gain five pounds in a day, when you travel as much as I do.  I take a large hairdryer because it dries my hair faster than those mini-dryers.  I also take a magnifying mirror.  You simply can't apply make-up in hotel mirrors!

My cosmetic bag is permanently packed, both here at the office and at home.  I keep Clinique's sun block.  I take a color stick (Roux's dark brown) to touch up my hairline, and scissors to cut my hair."

"The clothes I take include two pleated cocktail dresses and two day suits.  Recently. I've been wearing mid-calf lace dresses from the 1920's.  I stay with white for day in the summer.  For TV, I wear all white - with my black hair it makes a strong impact.  In the winter, I have various shades of beige, but I always wear white for cocktails.  For evening, I take mostly mid-calf dresses.  I feel they elongate me.  I bring a lot of real jewelry for personal appearances.  That's what the women look for.  I don't like pants.  Also, I'm into a very feminine mood, and I don't want anything masculine.  

I take one handbag for day.  White for summer, dark for winter.  I carry a minaudiere for evening.  In my handbag, I have business cards, twenty personal checks, two pairs of glasses, my own fragrance, and Indian pillbox, lipstick, tweezers, nail polish, eye pencil, breath spray, eye-makeup remover, mascara, and an eye lotion - because I often wake up with red or swollen eyes.

A big pleasure while traveling: I relax in a warm bath, cover myself with my Satin Silk Body Lotion, put on a long white terry robe, and enjoy a leisurely breakfast.  That's luxury."

Photographed by Karen Radkai

A GREAT YEAR FOR BLACK! The New York Collections

Vogue US - September 1973

Bill Blass

Halston

Anne Klein

Rodrigues

Victoria Royal

Ole Borden for Rembrandt

Morty Sussman for Mollie Parnis

Giorgini and Fernando Sanchez for Revillon

Calvin Klein

Photographed by Penn

DASHING + KALEIDOSCOPE

Vogue US - September 1973

Philippe Venet

Givenchy

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE - 1973 September Issue

Vogue US - September 1973

Adolfo

Bill Blass

Oscar de la Renta

Pat Sandler

Mollie Parnis

Chester Weinberg