STEPHEN BURROWS RECALLS HENRI BENDEL’S GLORY DAYS

Posted by Stephen Burrows on May 20, 2014 · Leave a Comment 

 

 

Stephen Burrows’s designs hung in the closets of many of the 1970’s chicest women; Jerry Hall, Cher and Diana Ross all slipped into Burrows’s creations. His fluttering lettuce hems and bright knits turned the disco divas of the international nightclubs into exotic birds of paradise.

 

– Tyler McCall, Fashionista May 20.

 

 

 

 

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    “I consider Burrows the only original American designer since Claire McCardell,” Karl Lagerfeld, fashion’s most opinionated man, once said, “Why? Because he created his own rules about cut. It was sophisticated, original, unorthodox.”[1] - Voguepedia

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