lucile

This small but beautiful book about a famous Edwardian lady proves she was more than a survivor of the Titanic but a courageous and inspiring figure in the evolving status of women at the turn of the 20th century.... Titanic Review Mon, 27 Mar 2023...

Lucile: Fashion. Titanic. Scandal

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I read somewhere here on ET that Lucile was smoking the BENSON & HEDGES cigarettes while staying in the USA. I researched a bit and I found out that the american branch of Benson & Hedges Ltd. (it is a britich company) was opened in 1900. In 1928 became the American branch independent, and was...

When I have been to Paris, I have seen there real designs by Lucile (Lucy Duff-Gordon). One of them was signed and the price of each of them was 150 Euro. Do you think it's a good price?

I realise that this might appear to be a rather peculiar question (and apologies, as ever, if it has been answered elsewhere) but I wonder if anybody could tell me what kind of VOICE Lady Duff Gordon had? In England, even today, an accent immediately 'places' a person (both geographically and...

I am going to Paris next friday and I was wondered if the "Maison Lucile" on Rue de penthievres still stands. I have not found anything about this street but I've heard something about a house in 14, Avenue de Bois de Boulogne. Maybe is this a new name of the street? When I will be in Paris, I...

Its my understanding that Lucile had on the Titanic a pair of seventeenth century pearl and emerald cross earings that were a Duff Gordon family heirloom and given to her as a wedding present from Sir Cosmo sadly they were lost in the sinking. dose anyone know why she would not have attempted...

Does anybody say me, what do these four ladies talking about, when they sitting in Lounge on tea? (Before "flying scene"). In czech dubbing, Ruth says that same like in script (about invitations and Bridemaid`s dresses), but then starts Lucile to talk something about her "New collection for...

For anyone who is interested FIT will be having an exhibition entitled "Designing the It Girl: Lucile and Her Style" from March 1 - April 16, 2005. Highlighting pieces from the collection of the Museum at FIT as well as Lucile's extensive archives housed in the Gladys Marcus Library's Special...

Lucile (Lady Duff Gordon) is having a renaissance period of late. Not only does an incredible Lucile evening gown go to auction today at the Doyle galleries in New York, but the Museum of London’s latest big exhibition, "The London Look," features a Lucile opera cloak that almost perfectly...

Hi, all: Thanks to Don Lynch for the heads up about the inclusion of some Lucile originals in the current costume design exhibition at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. He's going to be attending soon and I thought that other friends of ET who live in the area might also like to stop in...

To Randy Bryan Bigham: I thoroughly enjoyed reading your article about Madame Lucile . I gather, you already have read "Discretions and Indecretions. Have you gotten a copy of the "It Girls" as well? Patty Miller

Just read your introduction, Randy, and now I cannot wait for the rest of the book - any news on when it will be out?

OK, you theater buffs. Have any of you heard of "that great star of stage, screen and television", Belle Poitrine? Her autobiography, Little Me, "as told to Patrick Dennis" (the author of Auntie Mame) contains the following reference: "...landing at Southampton, I had ample time to run up...

Did Lucile Polk Carter ever write a book about her trip on Titanic?

On this day in 1863 (138 years ago; yikes!) Lucy Christiana Sutherland was born to Douglas and Elinor Saunders Sutherland at 64, Albany Street, London, England. _________________________________________________ "...I made my appearance in a house in St. John's Wood, a stone's throw from...