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Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel A fascinating, informative, 86-minute, 2011 documentary, which is based on recorded conversations with writer George Plimpton as he coauthored the D.V. autobiography, that showcases the phenomenal 50-year career of legendary, feisty, innovative, no-nonsense, outspoken, independent, colorful fashion designer and editor Diana Vreeland (1903-1998), who was often referred to as the high priestess of fashion, and consists of hundreds of archival photographs; snippets of television interviews with David Frost, Dick Cavett, Diane Sawyer, and Jane Pauley; and interviews with Yves Saint Laurent cofounder Pierre Bergé, Diana's personal librarian Kurt Thometz, former Vogue assistant Felicity Clark, fashion designers (such as Carolina Herrera, Diane von Fürstenberg, Oscar de la Renta. Calvin Klein, Manolo Blahnik, Hubert de Givenchy, Tai and Rosita Missoni, and Anna Sui), former Vogue director and Costume Institute assistant Tonne Goodman, former Costume Institute exhibition assistant June Burns Bové, Costume Institute curator in charge Harold Koda, sons Tim and Frecky Vreeland, grandsons Nicky and Alexander Vreeland, great granddaughter Olivia Vreeland, writer and editor Ingrid Sischy, the Museum of Modern Art fashion director Philippe de Montebello, fashion historian and former Costume Institute fashion assistant Katell le Bourhis, former artist and model Veruschka von Lehndorff, former Harper's Bazaar editors Barbara Slilka and Rae Crespin, jewelry designer Kenneth Jay Lane, art historian John Richardson, former model and fashion director China Machado, writers Reinaldo Herrera and Bob Colacello, former Museum of Modern Art director Jeffrey L. Daly, former Vogue editors Susan Train and Polly Devlin, actors and former models (such as Ali McGraw, Anjelica Huston, Lauren Bacall, Lauren Hutton, and Marisa Berenson), filmmaker Joel Schumacher, former model and writer Penelope Tree, former Costume Institute/Barneys New York fashion assistant Simon Doonan, Women's Wear Daily publisher John Fairchild, and photographers Richard Avedon, David Bailey, Lillian Bassman, Melvin Sokolsky, and Stephen Paley.
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