Not a big fan of her designs . . . but then again, I’m not a woman. I just don’t think she ever did anything especially beautiful, though my exposure is limited, of course.
Hella,
Enjoyed the Donna Karan article. Here is a video I found that I thought you and your readers might enjoy about Donna and her story. http://www.makers.com/donna-karan
Thank you for link on Donna Karan. I particularly enjoyed the images of her as well as her early designs for woman. If Peter takes a look at this, (see comment above) he might reconsider her clothing designs; and see the subtle, sensual beauty she crested primarily through the use of knits. Coco Chanel of course was the first known designer who created her early pieces using jersey knit.
She didn’t leave a successor, unlike what Anne Klein left to her and Louis Dell’Olio. One more end of an era.
excellent comment, so true.
Not a big fan of her designs . . . but then again, I’m not a woman. I just don’t think she ever did anything especially beautiful, though my exposure is limited, of course.
Thanks for the article.
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Hella,
Enjoyed the Donna Karan article. Here is a video I found that I thought you and your readers might enjoy about Donna and her story. http://www.makers.com/donna-karan
Thank you for link on Donna Karan. I particularly enjoyed the images of her as well as her early designs for woman. If Peter takes a look at this, (see comment above) he might reconsider her clothing designs; and see the subtle, sensual beauty she crested primarily through the use of knits. Coco Chanel of course was the first known designer who created her early pieces using jersey knit.