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...TIME cover, March 22). Says Vogue's editor in chief, Grace Mirabella: "It's a wonderful, energetic group of people who don't know about the history of manufacturing, so they just make things that are a part of reality today." Adds Bloomingdale's ready-to-wear fashion director, Koko Hashim: "The Californians' clothes are coming out of their environment-how they think, feel, live. They're not doing it to become famous American designers, the way an author sits down to write the Great American Novel. They're just doing...
...eclectic fashion world of 1976, undeniably come of age and attained a new level of élan and confidence. "I think for the first time that the attitude that the American woman has about dressing is the concept most admired and emulated in the world," says Grace Mirabella, Vogue's editor in chief. "It is because she is on to something-a certain way and kind of dressing, a demand for ease and a kind of good looks, a simplicity of looks...
Bohan's collection was possibly the best he has assembled in his 30 years in couture. "Poetry," cooed Vogue Editor Grace Mirabella. "Out of this world," said Ohrbach's Sydney Gittler, who plans to copy Bohan's so-called ponchos, or cape coats, which were the talk of the show. Though Bohan maintains that "the richest people these days are the ones who avoid looking luxurious," his deluxe sport daytime clothes are made of opulent materials-alpacas, cashmeres, vicuña-that cost upwards of $100 per yd. His evening designs are quietly sumptuous. Sum black sheaths...
Avedon believes that "all the great models are exceptions to the rule. Twiggy was too small, Parker too tall, Veruschka too eccentric, Jean Shrimpton too vacuous. Lauren is too ordinary." Vogue Editor in Chief Grace Mirabella says: "Year after year she gets better looking. It's the mood of the girl that comes through. She is a direct, strong, intelligent, straight woman. There's nothing chichi...