Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Diana VreelandWho else can be the greatest fashion icon of the 20th century except Diana Vreeland? After working for 26 years at Harper's Bazaar, she became the editor-in-chief of Vouge magazine and was fired unexpectedly as a special advisor to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, planning 12 unparalleled fashion shows. DV is never a kind person, scarlet lip color, Japanese geisha-style blush makeup, never leave the cigarette, so you easily find her presence in the crowd, but will not easily move forward.
Like all mavericks, DW has many hobbies that can be called "hobby." Almost adore the red love; the pillow at home with a needle filled with perfume, only to sleep in the scent; all the dollar bills and facial tissues are ironing flat after the handbag into; rarely go out before noon, often in their own The bath tub to deal with important matters ... ... her life and creation exaggerated her, of course, the taste of jewelry will not fall into the stereotypes. Next, walk into the world of Diana Vreeland!
Harper's Bazaar, March 1959 cover
Harper's Bazaar, February 1960 Cover
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
In 1936 Carmel Snow, then editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazaar magazine, was impressed with Diana Vreeland's dress code and extended an olive branch to Diana Vreeland with the phrase, "Why do not you try?" Diana Vreeland is more inspired by this, opened the column "Why Do not You?", From a sharp perspective like a woman asking. This column has been kept during her inauguration.
Harper's Bazaar, cover, 1943 March
Diana VreelandDiana Vreeland's mother called "Extremely Ugly" in the next hours, which may have virtually created the fashion statement that Diana Vreeland "blew her short". "If there are teeth, let the teeth become the most beautiful features; tall, then wear high heels as high as possible; neck long to come out, do not hump back; nose long, it looked up to make it your character." When you Do not care about themselves, who would seriously take these shortcomings seriously.
Diana Vreeland can always find a place beyond the reach of anyone. She enlarged Lauren Bacall's broad-faced profile of a typical Russian.
Harper's Bazaar, May 1947 Cover
Think of a bikini as "a great presence as an atomic bomb," and blatantly let it boarded the fashion magazine.
Dovima With Elephants, by Richard Avedon, 1955
Diana Vreeland and model Dovima, photographer Richard Avedon
Even the high-priced photo by photographer Richard Avedon, "Dovima with the Elephants," has deep roots in Diana Vreeland.
Vouge Cover, April 1967
In 1963, Diana joined the US version of "Vouge." She even enlarged the freckles charm, Twiggy stand out from a group of newcomers, boarded the cover.
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Diana Vreeland and Jerry Hall
Diana Vreeland and Ines de la Fressange
She maintains a close and friendly relationship with many supermodels.
Vouge, October 1966
Vouge, October 1966
She also led the team to Japan, with "Tale of Genji" as inspiration, about a transnational romance. However, such a huge amount of creative work was not recognized during the financial crisis. In 1971, Conde Nast publishing group dismissed the fashion priestess without mercy.
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Diana Vreeland plunged into the trough of life. Even more sad is her husband, Thomas Reed Vreeland also died not long ago. Diana Vreeland once selected clothes for her friends and got paid for it.
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Fortunately, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York appreciated Diana Vreeland's talent and hired him as a special advisor to the Costume Pavilion. From 1972 to 1984, Diana produced 12 unparalleled fashion shows at a time of year. Her showroom always filled with themed perfumes; she went to the Soviet Union to get those velvet robes made by Peter the Great; and she also invited celebrities, the predecessors of Met Gala.
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Diana loved red, but she never looked for the perfect red, "the color of a child's hat in any Renaissance portraits." Her home is also dominated by red, she described it as "the garden in hell."
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Diana has a passion for Japanese culture. Her Japanese geisha-style blush makeup has become a major feature of her own.
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Always can not do without a slender cigarette, this Diana is very charming.
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Diana once asked, "Why do not you make the world's most beautiful necklace with huge pink corals and large Siberian emeralds?" Although the photos are mostly black and white, her necklace must be a color system. The first is the brightly colored beads. Angular pendant with bohemian style, but also no longer speak of fashion advocates.
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Vintage Cuff bracelets and colorful tassel earrings, looks perverse and elegant.
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Old photo by Diana Vreeland
Diana does not seem to be a good person, but has an unparalleled fate.
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