Horst P. Horst: Gloria Vanderbilt in her living room, Vogue, 1975
"All art, from the paintings on the walls of cave dwellers to art created today, is autobiographical
because it comes from the secret place in the soul where imagination resides."
"All art, from the paintings on the walls of cave dwellers to art created today, is autobiographical
because it comes from the secret place in the soul where imagination resides."
"One of the goals of life is to try and be in touch with one’s most personal themes: the values, ideas,
styles, colors, that are the touchstones of one’s own individual life, its real texture and substance."
"I love to think that animals and humans and plants and fishes and trees
and stars and the moon are all connected."
Gloria Vanderbilt
Gloria Vanderbilt beside a portrait of herself done by Karin Van Leyden in 1941
“To be happy--one must find one's bliss”
“You are not put on this earth to see through people.
You are put on this earth to see people through.”
“That is the best-to laugh with someone because you both think the same things are funny.”
styles, colors, that are the touchstones of one’s own individual life, its real texture and substance."
"I love to think that animals and humans and plants and fishes and trees
and stars and the moon are all connected."
Gloria Vanderbilt
Gloria Vanderbilt beside a portrait of herself done by Karin Van Leyden in 1941
“To be happy--one must find one's bliss”
“You are not put on this earth to see through people.
You are put on this earth to see people through.”
“That is the best-to laugh with someone because you both think the same things are funny.”
“I've never let myself dwell on what other people think of me...You can never change their minds
so why waste time trying? Why agonize over it? better to concentrate on more important things.”
Gloria Vanderbilt
so why waste time trying? Why agonize over it? better to concentrate on more important things.”
Gloria Vanderbilt
^ Horst P. Horst, Gloria Vanderbilt age 17 wearing a dress by Howard Greer, New York, 1941
Richard Avedon: Gloria Vanderbilt, Sidney Lumet, Jamaica, 1956 ^“We are not put on this earth to see through one another.
We are put on this earth to see one another through.”
“The heart of another is a dark forest.”
"Everything in life is elusive."
“Death is the price you paid for being born.”
“Death is the price you paid for being born.”
Gloria Vanderbilt
Richard Avedon: Gloria Vanderbilt, 10 Gracie Square, New York, 1956
"I do take very good care of myself, and I'm always in love. And by that I mean I have an appetite
for life. I'm in love with beauty and things and people and love and being in love, and those
things I think, on the inside, show on the outside."
"Art brings a message into a room. It should make us perceive in a new way - either through
color, form or narrative content - something we had not perceived before... and perhaps
reveal something to you about yourself."
Gloria Vanderbilt
color, form or narrative content - something we had not perceived before... and perhaps
reveal something to you about yourself."
Gloria Vanderbilt
Gloria Vanderbilt In the kitchen, 1950
Gloria Vanderbilt Gloria Vanderbilt
Louise Dahl-Wolfe, Gloria Vanderbilt, for Harper's Bazaar, 1939 Glori Vanderbilt in Harper’s Bazaar, 1940
Gloria Vanderbilt with her first husband Pat DiCicco, 1941
Gordon Parks: Gloria Vanderbilt in costume for Molna's play The Swan, 1954
Richard Avedon, Gloria Vanderbilt, New York, 1953 Horst P. Horst Gloria Vanderbilt in a dress by Mainbocher, 1966
Gloria Vanderbilt, 1937 Gloria Vanderbilt in a custom Adolfo dress with one of her paintings 1968
Gloria Vanderbilt, 1966
Cecil Beaton: Gloria Vanderbilt, 1953 Gloria Vanderbilt, Richard Avedon Harper’s Bazaar, N.Y, 1955
Gloria Vanderbilt ςith her sons Anderson Cooper and Carter Vanderbilt Cooper in their Southampton, NY home, 1972
Gianni Penati, Gloria Vanderbilt, 1968 Gloria Vanderbilt’s colorful studio
Gloria Vanderbilt (1924-2019) is an American artist, author, actress, heiress and socialite,
noted as an early developer of designer blue jeans.
Truman Capote was said to have modeled the character of Holly Golightly in
Breakfast at Tiffany’s on her.
noted as an early developer of designer blue jeans.
Truman Capote was said to have modeled the character of Holly Golightly in
Breakfast at Tiffany’s on her.
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