Diana Vreeland Tag

‘Why Don’t You’ is my weekly tribute to legendary editor Diana Vreeland who penned a column of the same name for Harper’s Bazaar for 26 years begging, “Don’t just be your ordinary dull self. Why don’t you be ingenious and make yourself into something else?” I hate...

‘Why Don’t You’ is my weekly tribute to legendary editor Diana Vreeland who penned a column of the same name for Harper’s Bazaar for 26 years begging, “Don’t just be your ordinary dull self. Why don’t you be ingenious and make yourself into something else?” Perhaps it's...

‘Why Don’t You’ is my weekly tribute to legendary editor Diana Vreeland who penned a column of the same name for Harper’s Bazaar for 26 years begging, “Don’t just be your ordinary dull self. Why don’t you be ingenious and make yourself into something else?” Fall 2014 trends For her fall 2014 collection, Miuccia Prada was reportedly inspired by The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant, a 1972 German film revolving around a fashion designer. The film's influence is evident in the metallics, rich dark tones, and shearling that appeared on Prada's runway. Basically, the '70s are back. Groovy, man.  One item in particular seems to have caught fashion folks' eye: a skinny scarf. Perhaps it looks Wilde-ly familiar to you?
'Why Don't You' is my weekly tribute to legendary editor Diana Vreeland who penned a column of the same name for Harper's Bazaar for 26 years begging, "Don't just be your ordinary dull self. Why don't you be ingenious and make yourself into something else?" Mira Duma wearing a backpack I was riding the train home recently, thankful to have squoze (yup, squoze) myself onto the 6, when something kept hitting me on my shoulder. It should be said that New York mass transit during rush hour is always enough to make you want to cause someone bodily harm, but that feeling is intensified by people who take up more space than needed with unsightly possessions. I felt it again.