Marguerite O’Kane, a true enthusiast of the Arts and Crafts Movement, enjoyed the unique distinction of writing the very first review for American VOGUE covering the work of Mariano Fortuny (Mariano Fortuny Madrazo: 1871 – 1949). Although celebrated in Europe since making his first gown in 1906, the Knossos Scarf, a long sheer silk rectangle inspired by the costumes of ancient Crete, he was unknown to most fashion-minded Americans until this article appeared during the closing weeks of 1912.
Iconic fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent began his meteoric career as a very young man; click here to read about him.
1912 Mariano Fortuny Magazine ArticleOld Magazine Article Concerning Fortuny Fabric 1912First Vogue Magazine Article Concerning Fashion Designer Mariano Fortuny 1912Vogue Magazine Article by Marguerite O'KaneElston Press Enthusiast Marguerite O'KaneOld Magazine Article by Marguerite O'Kane 1912illustrations by Marguerite O'Kane1912 Fortuny Illustrations by Marguerite O'Kane
1912 Mariano Fortuny Magazine ArticleOld Magazine Article Concerning Fortuny Fabric 1912First Vogue Magazine Article Concerning Fashion Designer Mariano Fortuny 1912Vogue Magazine Article by Marguerite O'KaneElston Press Enthusiast Marguerite O'KaneOld Magazine Article by Marguerite O'Kane 1912illustrations by Marguerite O'Kane1912 Fortuny Illustrations by Marguerite O'Kane
