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STUPID MODEL

Barbara de Vries

Tales from my Zeitgeisty Life. From Modeling, to Fashion Design to writing books about life Upriver...

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Latest Issues

A New Life, a New Collection . . .

Glorious press for CK Fall/Winter 93/94 continues around the globe

I have signed a deal with the Japanese manufacturing giant Onward Kashiyama to create my own Barbara de Vries Collection of designer clothes for their market!

A few month...

5 days ago
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How CK Launched the Career of Clare Waight Keller

CK Sweaters 1992-1993

Now that the last page of my CK Exit Journal has been published, I’ll tell you more insider anecdotes of Calvin Klein and my life in the nineties.

A month ago, my forever friend Lidewij sent a video with the suggesti...

14 days ago
4

Home Alone with a Lawsuit

Bye Bye! Right to Left: Kelly Klein, Kate Moss, Calvin Klein and RIP Carolyn Bessette Kennedy,

This journal series started with Love Story, the TV show, which I haven’t watched, but the nostalgia the show evoked in our culture led me to di...

22 days ago
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The Last Train Out of Seventh Avenue

Fall in Milford, PA and Amber Valetta in an intarsia CK vest, white shirt and corduroy baggy pants

10/04/93

We had such a nice weekend in Milford.

Max and Vera came up Saturday afternoon, and we just hung out. The weather was perfect: c...

25 days ago
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A Circle of Powerful Women

From left to right, above: Gail Hire Bruce, Anita Roddick, Anne Sward Below: Katherine Altman, Sheila Metzner, Barbara de Vries

10/01/93

Yesterday, I did not write in the journal and then I left it at home this morning. Earlier this week...

a month ago
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