Source: Diana Vreeland (ed. George Plimpton and Christopher Hemphill), D.V. (New York: Harper Collins, 2011, orig. 1984), pp. 48-50 Text: One night in Paris, after I was married, a friend and I went to a little theatre above Montmartre to … Continue reading →
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