When Halston and Calvin Klein established their fashion houses, positioning themselves as the ultimate tastemakers of the American fashion world, Norman Norell (1900-1972), thirty years their senior worked hard and privately at his atelier, designing chic, elegant fashion, quietly shaping the notion of American style; for this, he is called ‘Dean of American Fashion’ in a spectacular exhibition, opened at the Museum at FIT a couple of weeks ago.
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The Dean of American Fashion
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When Halston and Calvin Klein established their fashion houses, positioning themselves as the ultimate tastemakers of the American fashion world, Norman Norell (1900-1972), thirty years their senior worked hard and privately at his atelier, designing chic, elegant fashion, quietly shaping the notion of American style; for this, he is called ‘Dean of American Fashion’ in a spectacular exhibition, opened at the Museum at FIT a couple of weeks ago.