Happy Mothers' Day! (For yesterday). My mother had, and still does, a huge influence on my style. She is a very elegant woman and has kept up with the times in a classic, never-dating, age-appropriate. always-stylish way. As babies and little girls she would dress me and my sisters in matching outfits that she made herself and so far she has co-designed and made all our wedding dresses. If you ever meet her, look down at her shoes (envy of any shoe-fiend).
NY Times featured designers and the impact their mother's had on their way of dressing.Take a look into the lives of others...
Carolina Herrera at five years old with her mother, Maria Cristina NiƱo de Pacanins, in San Sebastian, Spain in 1944.
Jason Wu and his mother, Mei-Yung Wu
"She taught me to always buy something that you’re going to want in 30 or 40 years, not something you want just right now."
Georgina Chapman with her mother, Caroline Wonfor
"And she’ll give me little notes like, you know, “There should be a little bit more along the sleeve or a bit of this with the hemline.” She always had a classic, tailored style."
Rachel Roy with her mother, Ruth Roy
"One thing I took from my mother was that she always wore
Chanel No. 5, and that’s still the only one I’ll wear today."
Tory Burch and her mother, Reva Robinson
"She always told me I had to do sequin T-shirts like Jackie O. wore."
Nili Lotan, at five years old, and her mother, Agnes Kaldori Shapira, when she was 40, taken in 1962.