Diana Vreeland

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Tout le monde was spotted flying Delta’s direct flight from Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport back home to New York’s JFK. So which industry vets did we spy decompressing on Delta after the weary series of fashion weeks? Pre-flight Barneys CEO Mark Lee and his partner KCD’s Ed Filipowski were seen at the airline’s special services desk. We later overheard that they were arranging transportation for their two beloved hound dogs.

Thomas Pink is showing the ladies some love. The women’s line, first created in 1992, has always been an afterthought at the button-down business shirt purveyor, but now that women’s has grown to account for one third of the business, the brand’s head honchos are taking notice by launching a new women’s full ready-to-wear line.

First Lady Michelle Obama nabs her second cover of Vogue in a blue Reed Krakoff number that reveals those beloved arms. Mrs. Obama also reveals her very simple philosophy on fashion: “If you’re comfortable in your clothes it’s easy to connect with people and make them feel comfortable as well,” she explains. OK, She’s not exactly Diana Vreeland, but we’ll still take her advice.

Today wraps up Berlin Fashion Week, but we’ve got one more issue of our Daily Berlin for you to devour! Enjoy pages and pages of the top runway looks from Dimitri, Lala Berlin, and more! Get schooled on all things Diana Vreeland from her granddaughter-in-law, plus sweet Karolina Kurkova talks about being a person and a brand.

This week Diana Vreeland is back in vogue with the launch of a book and documentary, The Eye Has To Travel about her divine life in fashion. The Daily asked author and filmmaker, Lisa Immordino Vreeland about her mission to keep her grandmother-in-law’s memory alive.

When Chic asked designer Cynthia Rowley to be a contributor, she was inspired by Diana Vreeland’s famous Bazaar column, “Why Don’t You…”, in which the editrix offered offbeat and amusing suggestions to readers. One famous offering: “Why don’t you…wash your blond child’s hair in dead champagne as they do in France?”. Every week, Cynthia will sketch a different “unusual” invention that she’d produce “if only” she had the time.