Lulu de Kwiatkowski, the daughter of late billionaire Henryk de Kwiatkowski, made a name for herself as one of Manhattan’s gilded youth in the Nineties and went on to create a textile line, Lulu DK, inspired by her globe-trotting. Now she has taken the scissors to her travel diaries—and her sketchbooks and childhood photo albums—to create Lulu, the book. The $100 tome, out in May, features charming collages (think Peter Beard without the gore) that give glimpses into the heiress’s glamorous life and her romance with a dashing but erratic Italian aristocrat.
Conquer the concrete jungle with this statement-making Dolce & Gabbana leopard tote. Cotton canvas and leather tote.
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Spring fever sank in among the art, social and fashion sets last week as they swilled Champagne from coast to coast.
The Supremes star Mary Wilson swept into London's Victoria and Albert Museum Monday to launch "The Story of The Supremes, From the Mary Wilson Collection," an exhibition of 50 gowns from the Motown group's performance history, taken from her own archive.
Princess Beatrice is no royal slacker.
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