Wed, 15 Jul, 2015 - 01:00
Paula Burns
Before there was Diana Vreeland or Anna Wintour, the fashion industry bowed to the opinion of an Irish woman. Carmel Snow (nee White) came from the South Dublin coastal village of Dalkey.
Like so many Irish at the turn of the 20th century, Snow’s family had made the journey to the new world of America for a better life.
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CourtsFeaturesCarmel SnowPlace: New YorkPlace: south DublinPlace: DalkeyPlace: AmericaPlace: ChicagoPlace: ParisPerson: Carmel SnowPerson: Diana VreelandPerson: Henri Cartier-BressonPerson: Paula BurnsPerson: Anna WintourPerson: WhitePerson: SnowPerson: Peter WhitePerson: CarmelPerson: Penelope RowlandPerson: Harrydele HallmarkPerson: CarmelSnow2_large.jpgPerson: HallmarkPerson: Anne RittenhousePerson: Carmel WhitePerson: Edna ChasePerson: Miss WhitePerson: BrigitPerson: George Palen SnowPerson: Tom WhiteOrganisation: Condé NastOrganisation: VogueOrganisation: T.M. & J.M. FoxOrganisation: The New York TimesOrganisation: CatholicOrganisation: Hearst
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