Could you just talk a little bit more about that? STUART: Diana Vreeland was the plain child in a family of beauties. Her father was a very handsome man. Her mother was a very famous New York ...

In a phone interview, Lisa explained that after marrying into the Vreeland family (her husband is Diana’s grandson, Alexander), she knew that her grandmother-in-law, who many say invented the ...

In Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel ... The limits placed on Immordino Vreeland by a presumed family obligation and her subject’s superstructure persona create a fascinating narrative ...

Thus, she would try a new tack: "I shall be that girl," she declared. Still, the future Diana Vreeland never quite gave up looking, and the fruits of her search would fill the pages of Harper's ...

Vreeland (1903-1989 ... and affection but the director doesn't want to probe too deeply into her family background or Diana's relationship with her husband. Her childhood is skimmed over although ...

“resembled a tragic Edith Wharton heroine” who disgraced her family with a love affair covered in the penny press and died a social outcast when Diana was a newlywed. Vreeland never mentioned ...

So said legendary BAZAAR editor and fashion arbiter Diana Vreeland. She would know better ... they portrayed the young Kennedy family a mere three weeks before John F. Kennedy was sworn in as ...

“Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel” is an ... Between excerpts, we hear remembrances from photographers, editors, models and family members; one sums her up by saying, “She simply ...

Charismatic, imperious and quick-witted, Diana Vreeland ruled in the ... possible for anyone not in the immediate family. The captivating center is Vreeland herself, whether reflecting back ...

Watson Library, I discovered the ways in which a former fashion editor named Diana Vreeland elevated this formerly stuffy charity ball into a global media sensation. A low-key affair ...

Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel ... the filmmaker (who married into the family too late to meet Vreeland) paints a portrait of her subject that’s so unreservedly affectionate, it ...