"Nothing gives the luxury of pearls. Keep them in mind." Part of a memo from legendary Vogue editrix Diana Vreeland to her 1966 staff, which included Grace Mirabella and Carrie Donovan. Thank you, Visionaire.
"I think the key to success is vision that adjusts on the way, but doesn’t at all falter. It's about not compromising and following your gut to a certain degree, based on knowledge, instinct, etc. And not listing to the naysayers.... You develop strength through adversity. You have to keep moving towards your goal through huge obstacles. It’s not easy. Especially a business like this where there are so many moving parts. You have to build a good team and know who’s good and not good and you have to keep raising the bar on your life. For me it’s always, 'I have to get up and do a little better today and go to work to learn.'" Another reason we idolize Mickey Drexler, via Refinery29.
"I'm not Tom Ford in terms of the grooming and the knowledge of clothes and the precision and perfection of getting dressed. There's nothing I can wea
"I used to get embarrassed about the fact I liked fashion. I still get a bit cringy. I'd sit at dinner parties and people would say to me, 'So what do you do?' and I'd be like, oh design! When I fill passport forms I put 'design.' I don't say fashion. But don't get me wrong, I love my job!" Stella McCartney, on her chosen occupation, in the UK's Observer.
Diana Vreeland may have passed away over two decades ago, but the influential fashion editor's legacy is very, very alive. On the heels of the announ
