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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.

       *Watch a Film Clip About Mariano Fortuny *


Mariano Fortuny and his Knossos Scarf  (Vogue Magazine, 1912)

Mariano Fortuny and his Knossos Scarf  (Vogue Magazine, 1912)

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