Fashion Archives - Infinite Women

Augusta Hall

Baroness Llanover, Welsh cultural promoter

Yvonne Hackenbroch

British Museum and Metropolitan Museum of Art curator, Renaissance jewelry specialist.

1960s It Girl Edie Sedgewick was famous as Andy Warhol’s muse and actress in his films. Her untimely death at age twenty-eight of a drug overdose cut short any promise she may have shown as an artist herself, and her paintings, drawings, and sculptures as an artist in her own right weren’t made public until they went up for auction in 2022.

Ann Lowe

Ann Lowe was the first African-American to become a major fashion designer in the modern era, from the 1920s through the 1960s.

Anna Wintour

Vogue editor

Barbara Bradley Baekgaard

Co-founder of Vera Bradley

Gloria Vanderbilt

Heiress, artist and fashion designer

Patricia Miller

Co-founder of Vera Bradley

Vera Wang

American fashion designer

Iris Apfel

Iris Apfel was known as a textile designer within her field for decades. But it wasn’t until The Metropolitan Museum of Art hosted an exhibition of her wardrobe in 2005—13 years after she retired and well into her 80s—that she achieved broader recognition as an influential tastemaker.