She was one of the first female publishers and had a great
enthusiasm with what she did.
Her career started off as a columnist for Harper’s Bazaar writing her articles on “why don’t you ?” Later on, she worked her way to become the editor of the magazine. After that her route in fashion took her to Vogue and later to work with the Metropolitan Museeum of Art in New York.
Her career started off as a columnist for Harper’s Bazaar writing her articles on “why don’t you ?” Later on, she worked her way to become the editor of the magazine. After that her route in fashion took her to Vogue and later to work with the Metropolitan Museeum of Art in New York.
Oscar De La Renta explains how Vreeland “made beauty then
she made wealth”As a widely travelled woman, Vreeland knew so much and helped to revolutionise fashion in many different ways. There is a film made about her, her history and life and everything that happened around her. It is called “The Eye Has to Travel.” The website for it is here: http://www.dianavreeland-film.com/
To me, she is very inspirational in her attitude towards
life and her wisdom. The film is agreat one to watch if you’re lacking that
oompf in life.
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