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时尚编辑 Rachel Crespin 辞世，享年100岁
时尚编辑与设计师顾问 Rachel Crespin 于2026年4月10日在纽约 Sutton Place 公寓中去世，享年100岁，去世时正在接受临终关怀。出生于西班牙的 Crespin 童年辗转于西班牙与土耳其，后随家人迁居纽约布朗克斯区。她的时尚生涯始于第七大道的制衣公司，此后先后供职于《Seventeen》《Harper's Bazaar》《Glamour》《Vogue》和《Esquire》，并受摄影师 Richard Avedon 的鼓励进入《Harper's Bazaar》编辑部。晚年她长期担任多位设计师的顾问，以独特的判断力与直率风格著称。设计师 Stan Herman 评价她："人虽娇小，气场却大。她是业内的智慧发言人。"
Rachel Crespin Courtesy photo Share this article on Facebook Share this article on X Share this article on Google Preferred Share this article on Pin It Share this article on Flipboard Share this article on Tumblr Share this article on Reddit Share this article on LinkedIn Share this article on WhatsApp Share this article on Email Print this article Share this article on Talk Share this article on Facebook Share this article on X Share this article on Google Preferred Share this article on Pin It Share this article on Flipboard Share this article on Tumblr Share this article on Reddit Share this article on LinkedIn Share this article on WhatsApp Share this article on Email Print this article Share this article on Talk Rachel Crespin, a long-standing fashion editor and consultant to designers, died on April 10 at her Sutton Place apartment. Crespin, 100, was under hospice care at the time of her death, according to the fashion designer Jeffrey Banks. Born in Spain, Crespin spent part of her childhood there and in Turkey, before her family moved to the Bronx. It was on the Grand Concourse that she first became intrigued by fashion, after seeing — and following — a man who was wearing a trenchcoat and dark sunglasses. Her former Vogue colleague and friend Andrea Quinn Robinson explained, “She told me, “That started it all.'”After earning a high school diploma, Crespin, whose parents were furriers, started her fashion career by taking a job with a company on Seventh Avenue, where major manufacturers were based at that time. She later segued into editorial roles at Seventeen, Harper’s Bazaar, Glamour, Vogue and Esquire. The famed photographer Richard Avedon encouraged her to pursue a job at Harper’s Bazaar, Robinson said.Having met Crespin in the 1960s, fashion designer Stan Herman said, “For a small person, she had a big personality. She was a speaker of wisdom in our business. She always spoke to the designers, went to the showrooms and was available to peopl
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