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NYT best-selling author of HRH: So Many Thoughts on Royal Style. Roving reporter after 10+ years covering style/retail/politics @WSJ.
Elizabeth Holmes’s Journalist Portfolio
View as a gridDede Wilsey and Todd Traina Are Looking For the Next Wave of Charity Board Members
Town and Country
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Dede Wilsey and Todd Traina No one knows better than Diane "Dede" Wilsey what it means to sit on a board of directors. Since heading west as the young bride of shipping magnate John Traina, and later marrying Al Wilsey, a prominent philanthropist who made his fortune in his family's dairy business, Dede has become the philanthropic centerpiece of San Francisco society.
When Models Become Fashion Designers
British Vogue
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There is a long-held line of thinking in the fashion industry: if, after a runway show, the models try to take the samples home with them, the collection is sure to be a hit. If they aren't interested? Not so much. "Models have always been a good barometer of fashion," says luxury consultant Robert Burke.
The Man Cave Has a New Neighbor-the She Shed
The Wall Street Journal
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Amy Spearing has a five-bedroom, 3,000 square-foot home outside Richmond, Va. But when she needs a break from her husband and three children, she high-tails it out the back door to her "she shed." "You know how men have man caves?
How Much Mess Is Perfect at Home
The Wall Street Journal
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One of this month's Pottery Barn catalogs features a couch with a slightly saggy slipcover and a vague indent on one cushion, as if someone had sat in it and walked away. The pillows look as if they had been rearranged by the person who just left, while a pair of eyeglasses, a mug, and a slightly askew stack of magazines rest nearby on a coffee table.
Every Baby Can Be a Model
The Wall Street Journal
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Carrie Stowell thought her daughter, Sadie, looked adorable during a family vacation to Florida a few weeks ago. The six-month-old was at the beach, lying on a Pottery Barn Kids pink-and-navy whale towel and wearing a matching tunic and sun hat.
The Digital Wedding Crashers
The Wall Street Journal
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Morgan Pitts adored Kahlana Barfield's wedding to Dwayne Brown. She loved the venue (Brooklyn Botanic Garden), the groom's tuxedo (Tom Ford) and was charmed by the place cards (personalized bottles of Coca-Cola). The 25-year-old Ms. Pitts did not attend the festivities. She followed along via social media, thanks to the couple's wedding hashtag: #BrooklynBrowns.
Dear J.Crew, What Happened to Us? We Used to Be So Close
The Wall Street Journal
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For many women, it's been a disappointing spring to shop. That's because their beloved J.Crew, once their go-to spot to find the perfect shift dress for the office, striped T-shirt for the weekend and bathing suit for the beach, is often letting them down.
Penney Picks Boss From Apple
The Wall Street Journal
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J.C. Penney Co. wooed the man who helped create the mystique surrounding Apple Inc.'s successful retail operation to be the next chief executive of the venerable department-store chain. Tuesday's move-sparked by activist investors who took a big stake in Penney last year-will put to the test the retail acumen of Ron Johnson, who is the head of Apple's stores.
The Importance of Tweeting Oscar
The Wall Street Journal
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Sushi makes her crave chocolate. She spent a summer wielding power tools and drinking Rolling Rock beer. And more than 14,300 people follow her on Twitter. Erika Bearman is OscarPRGirl, Oscar de la Renta's director of communications and the woman behind the august designer's lively Twitter feed.