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Very surprising interview, so nice to hear Princess Grace' s voice

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Such a lame presentation of such an iconic brand. The “narrator” is terrible

This is a treasure.

Lol weird interview

P r o m o S M 😞

Judy Ellis is an amazing teacher and force in the world. She was my teacher at Parson's School of Design back in 1979, and as she says in this interview, she treats her students as family. Her support of me in a difficult time helped me to succeed emotionally and professionally. She took me out to dinner and asked me to teach her High School Saturday program at FIT, which I was honored to do. That was many years ago, but I often think of her and am grateful for all that she is. Thank you Judy, hugs to you from Jean Brady.

❤ The Brilliant BONNIE CASHIN #BonnieCashin @BonnieCashin (& 1st 'Here')

Thank you so much for Posing this conversation. Love the personal inspirations and perspectives.

Two years, more like soon to be 3 years and no comments? April's Presentation deserves a decent camera with ND and Polarizing Filters and a Lapel Microphone. Then these presentations should be promoted for wider Distibution. There are many more people that would enjoy this fabulous content. Since some of these portfolios are falling apart anyway and April was wearing gloves there would be no harm to remove the photos and illustrations for the brief time it would take to photograph or video them, so you don't have that reflection. Otherwise, the ND and Polarizing Filter on an actual camera not a phone. Please take this constructively. I love the content and the presentation style.

"Promo SM"

Love ❤❤❤❤Ms. Orange!!! Her voice is just beautiful.

so good to find this. I knew Al as he was a visiting artist when I was a greduate student in painting at Parsons. A great teacher , painter and friend...miss him. Thank you for this interview.

I had the displeasure of being a student under Jack Rittenberg in the early 1990s. I was much older than the other students in my division, Illustration, and was being bullied by three students who were at least 10 years younger than me. When I got punched in the face after 1-1/2 years of bullying by one of the students, and then the threat of being beaten up by one of the other three, I went to Rittenberg. Rittenberg and his misguided, lousy little assistant blamed me for the bullying. It was not at all my fault. The ringleader of the three bullies was jealous of me as I was winning most of the contests for students at F.I.T. The things he said to me were horrible. He was a horrible person. In 1992 I had occasion to run into him. He smiled at me, not remembering who I was. I glared at him angrily, and watched as his face fell and a chill went through him when he realized who I was. I can only hope that hastened his death. What a toxic bag of proteins this guy was. I had been at F.I.T. many years before and was not able to finish due to not being able to afford the tuition and supplies, so I had to drop out. I was finally able to go straight through from 1988 - 1991 and graduated with a B.F.A. and a 3.67 GPA. F.I.T. made sure they withheld .03 points off my GPA so I could not graduate Summa Cum Laude, which I had worked hard for and earned. I was fortunate to be at F.I.T. years earlier when Dean Streiter was there in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Streiter was a great Dean, and a truly caring person. I feel confident that if he had been Dean while these three girls were bullying me, that they would have been shut down, and quickly.

I always loved her theory….Making lemonade from lemons.

I used to work for Dressbarn. I always enjoyed telling the story and very proud to work for the company as an Assistant manager . So sorry the stores had to close. I miss my store.

I loved, lover loved this interview, I listened from start to finish, laughed cried, and enjoyed in throughtly. Bravo Bravo, Bravo

Que voz más maravillosa la de la princesa Grace! 😘😘😘

Will be taking your course this fall and I'm very excited :)

Such a fine lady Mrs. Jaffe. I feel terrible her stupid son with the big ego destroyed the company.

Enjoyed this interview from an admirable, plain-spoken, hardworking entrepreneur. Thank you!

What happened to the ending? Just stopped mid sentence.

Great conversation, especially towards the end regarding leasing.

What a great time capsule. I came to your channel and RUclips generally to hear the history of Bergdorf building from it's inception but this was very interesting as well. Still haven't found what I came here for though.

Luckily this material is consistently being transferred to digital formats. Hope there will be one access to it as well. Such a treasure trove!

What a beautiful, elegant conversation between two women who have absolutely nothing to worry about.

YOLANDA ROCIO FABIOLA SUZANA MARIANA BLANCA GLORIA BENDICIONES

This is so amazing! Thank you.

I want to congratulate Dr. Oliva on his Retirement and wish him continued success and happiness, as he continues his adventures! I was one of the Educators, from his time at Morris Hills and other venues in NJ Music Education. This was a wonderful interview, and a glimpse into the life of not only a talented musician, but a person who had the courage and vision to expand his horizons, take risks and assist many others to follow their dreams. I happen to be in NYC when Jack first got the FIT position. It is heartwarming to see him again after he has accomplished and succeeded in making an impact on this highly prestigious institution. I know he will continue to give of himself as he goes on in life! Thank you, Francesca Kubian-Geidel

It's a shame the interview's voice is so poorly recorded.

What a treasure …grace talking fashion….

What a treasure!!

Thank you so much for sharing

Bravo Professor Tain! You are such an inspiration, thank you for having been such a wonderful teacher. 💖

Must watch conversation with some fashion illustration heavy hitters! Thank you so much for opening this dialogue!

I enjoyed listening to the interesting conversation by the panel from FIT.

Where's Part 1

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Love her!! I am , who I am as a designer and professor in a large part because of Linda! She taught the boy from Catholic school to draw and think like a designer! Shmatita's 4 ever! XXOO

Interviewer Rebecca Arnold appears not to have had any plan for getting through this interview. It's all over the place. Pity. Perhaps 'I'll just wing it' isn't the best approach to a one hour interview. Mr. Losey is remarkably patient.

good lord, why is the interviewer sitting across the room away from the microphone? talk about amateurish!

Coach Rip!!!!

No one come close to Grace

Wish there were more interviews like this . It seems as though Grace is still with us

I miss Transatlantic accents!!! Old America upper class diction.The Princess had it

This interview is a tréasure