Vanity Fair's The Best-Dressed Women of All Time: Mona Bismarck
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2013
- V.F. special correspondent Amy Fine Collins highlights the best dressers of all time-women known for their exceptional personal style.
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Madame Grès, Madame Lanvin, Hubert de Givenchy, Dior, Saint Laurent, Jacques Fath, Pierre Balmain, Pierre Cardin... They all knew how to dress women than anyone on Earth... This is the real power !! Knowing how to talk to women !!!
What a beauty!
Mona Was Very Elegant Very Beautyfullll.Lady Amen.
It is very offensive that when Mexicans are beautiful and successful , they are mentioned as "MEXICAN BY BIRTH", actually GLORIA RUBIO ALATORRE was Mexican all her life, her parents and grandparents were Mexican also,, she always asked the Mexican Embassies in all places she lived, to renovate her passport.
Mona was born in Kentucky. I think she looked so good with her silver hair and shouldn't have dyed it brown because then she looked like anyone else.
MMMMM, I don't think she is exactly a beautiful lady, attractive woman with personality, yes. And she is elegant, but I remember many other society ladies who impacted me much more in their wardrobe and bearing: Babe Paley, Lee Radzwill, Naty Abascal, Adriana Abascal, Grace Kelly, Gloria Guiness, etc.
At the time, she *MAY* have _still_ been looked at as a "Woman" by *SOME* but she was most *CERTAINLY* a member of _"the Club"_ like her fellow "Earth-moving" Men of her day....
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She sadly sounds shallow and unhappy.