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Battle of the Fashion Documentaries
A Walk-Off Two beguiling new documentaries focus on fashion designers Valentino and Jay McCarroll—one a legend in the twilight of his career, the other just beginning his. The Stars Valentino Garavani in Valentino: The Last Emperor, and Jay McCarroll in Eleven Minutes. Claim to Fame Valentino: The last of the great couturiers. Jay McCarroll: The first of the Project Runway winners. Persona in a Nutshell Valentino: Catty, camera-shy. Jay McCarroll: Catty, camera-hogging. Muses Valentino: Leading ladies Lana Turner, Hedy Lamarr, and Judy Garland. Jay McCarroll: Archigram, a futurist architectural movement in 1960s London. Raison d'Être Valentino: "I know what women want. They want to be beautiful." Jay McCarroll: To design for "Everygirl" but also for "No-girl, because who would want to wear some of this stuff?" Signature Style Valentino: The epitome of red carpet glamour. Jay McCarroll: The Jetsons go to Urban Outfitters. Armchair Fashionistas Will Enjoy... Valentino: A funny, poignant tribute to a one-of-a-kind icon taking his final runway bow. Jay McCarroll: The voyeuristic thrill of watching a brash novice scrape together his debut collection (and burn some bridges while he's at it). Money Quote Valentino: "An evening gown that reveals a woman's ankles while she's walking is the most disgusting thing I've ever seen." Jay McCarroll: "I don't need to be treated like I don't know what I'm doing, even though I don't know what I'm doing." From the March 2009 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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