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The Grandmother of Style

I have heard a lot about Grace Coddington's feature on The Economist Intelligent Life Spring 2011 quarterly issue. I didn't expect to see this issue in Kuwait's newsstands, but to my surprise I have found it! Some mags can only be found at Kuwait Bookshops Company. Anyhow, I got to know about Grace through the movie The September Issue and I loved her ever since. I was so intrigued to find out more about this Fashion icon. So when I saw the mag I immediately bought it. The feature is passionately written by Grace's former assistant Julie Kavanagh. The next day my sister casually tells me that I can access and read the full article online for free!! Oh Gee! Thanks sis! hehe.. anyways, you can read it by clicking here.  And look who's photo was featured too!! So young and pretty!  

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dilliy said…
If i had known you were looking for it i wouldve told you a long time ago!

download the intelligent life App on ipad and you can get it there as well!

*hearts* economist
12 May, 2011
Confashion said…
dilliy
Thank yooou for the tip ;)
12 May, 2011
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