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seemed very different to me from the atmosphere around the theater. I felt more at home with dancers, actors, artists, musicians, writers--people like that--than I did with most of the business men I met in the clothing industry."
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Award, an unprecedented feat in the fashion world. In 1952, she opened her own business, Bonnie Cashin
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640:"American High Style: Fashioning a National Collection", Brooklyn Museum, 2010
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Bonnie Cashin Collection, 1943-2000 (bulk 1950-1976
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978:"Bonnie Cashin; Influential Fashion Designer"
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341:Bonnie Cashin: Chic is Where You Find It.
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483:"Suiting Everyone",
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