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Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel

Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel

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Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel

2012
1h 26m
7.2(35 votes)
Documentary

Overview

This intimate and loving portrait of the legendary arbiter of fashion, art and culture illustrates the many stages of Vreeland's remarkable life. Born in Paris in 1903, she was to become New York's "Empress of Fashion" and a celebrated Vogue editor.

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56 members
Acting

Diana Vreeland

Self (archive footage)

Diana Vreeland
Art

Richard Avedon

Self (archive footage)

Richard Avedon
Acting

David Bailey

Self

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Acting

Lauren Bacall

Self (archive footage)

Lauren Bacall
Acting

Lillian Bassman

Self

No Image
Acting

Marisa Berenson

Self

Marisa Berenson
Acting

Pierre Bergé

Self

Pierre Bergé
Costume & Make-Up

Cecil Beaton

Self (archive footage)

Cecil Beaton
Costume & Make-Up

Manolo Blahnik

Self

Manolo Blahnik
Acting

June Burns Bove

Self

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Acting

Dick Cavett

Self (archive footage)

Dick Cavett
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Felicity Clark

Self

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Writing

Truman Capote

Self (archive footage)

Truman Capote
Acting

Bob Colacello

Self (archive footage)

Bob Colacello
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Rae Crespin

Self

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Acting

Jeff Daly

Self

No Image
Costume & Make-Up

Hubert de Givenchy

Self

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Acting

Oscar de la Renta

Self

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Philippe de Montebello

Self

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Polly Devlin

Self

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Acting

Simon Doonan

Self

Simon Doonan
Acting

Mike Douglas

Self (archive footage)

Mike Douglas
Acting

John Fairchild

Self

No Image
Acting

Henry Geldzahler

Self

Henry Geldzahler
Acting

Tonne Goodman

Self

No Image
Acting

Carolina Herrera

Self

No Image
Acting

Reinaldo Herrera

Self

No Image
Acting

Anjelica Huston

Self

Anjelica Huston
Acting

Lauren Hutton

Self

Lauren Hutton
Costume & Make-Up

Calvin Klein

Self

Calvin Klein
Acting

Harold Koda

Self

No Image
Acting

Kenneth Jay Lane

Self

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Acting

Katell Le Bourhis

Self

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Acting

Ali MacGraw

Self

Ali MacGraw
Acting

China Machado

Self

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Acting

Ottavio Missoni

Self (as Tai Missoni)

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Rosita Missoni

Self

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Sound

Stephen Paley

Self

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Acting

Jane Pauley

Self

Jane Pauley
Acting

John Richardson

Self

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Diane Sawyer

Self

Diane Sawyer
Directing

Joel Schumacher

Self

Joel Schumacher
Acting

Ingrid Sischy

Self

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Acting

Barbara Slifka

Self

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Melvin Sokolsky

Self

No Image
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Franca Sozzani

Self

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Anna Sui

Self

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Kurt Thometz

Self

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Susan Train

Self

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Veruschka von Lehndorff

Self

No Image
Acting

Diane von Fürstenberg

Self

Diane von Fürstenberg
Acting

Tim Vreeland

Self (archive footage)

No Image
Acting

Frecky Vreeland

Self

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Acting

Nicholas Vreeland

Self

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Alexander Vreeland

Self

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Olivia Vreeland

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