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RANDOM MEMORIES

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RANDOM MEMORIES ● When I began my first blog it was intended to publish my fabric and fashion design work since for some reason unknown to me, the US fashion press deleted my existance in American fashion history, and all I had achieved from 1960 until 1973 was erased. ● I believe it was because I had been financially backed by Rebekka Harkness and successfully created an excellent haute couture collection that I presented at the Hotel Ctillon in Paris among thebfashion greats during fashion week in January 1968 and challenged Yves Saint Laurent as his equal or superceded him artistically ● Although I continued designing fabrics for Pierre Godard of Madison Fabrics in NYC, Como, Italy and Lyon, France, the contract he had me sign prevented me from designing clothes. ● I suspect it was Eugenia Sheppard ordered bt John Fairchild and Eleanor Lambert that I be removed from the haute couture but only allowed to design fabrics.   ● Then in 1973 Godard exhausted my out put and droppe...

THE ADVENT OF PERFECTION

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THE ADVENT OF  PERFECTION ●                             ● THE ADVENT OF LOGIC ● THE ADVENT OF TRUTH ● THE ADVENT OF KNOWLEDGE ● THE ADVENT OF WISDOM ● THE ADVENT OF FAITH ● THE ADVENT OF HONOUR ● THE ADVENT OF NOBILITY ● Together these form the perfection of existance and life ● THEY FORM  THE SEVEN  ADVENTS OF  LIFE ● Without this there is only death ● MAN ALIVE IN THE UNIVERSE ● It has been written by man, that for a man to achieve perfection, it is to bring on to himself the wrath of the Gods or the one and only God, but neither The Gods nor the one and only God have, has, ever written anything nor have spoken out about anything.  The claim comes from men that cannot achieve perfection and thereby if a man achieves it, it brings on the wrath of imperfect men. ● Perfection by a man is the sole achievement for a man to realise the existance of God since achieving perfection is God's purpose i...

THE DESIGNS OF TZAIMS LUKSUS

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  THE DESIGNS  OF TZAIMS LUKSUS Mother of Pearl & Peacock Prussian Blue Sequin Gown.  ● One only created New York Times Photo  ● Silk Mousseline Chiffon Gown One only created ● The Different Ways for Fabric Design ● Artistic or Commercial ● WHAT MAKES THESE PRINTS UNIQUE ● Metropolitan Museum of Art NEW YORK They are not factory production designs ● They are Artistically Designed and Hand Printed in an Artist's Studio in Limited production as Haute Couture Fashion. ● Before 1962 fabric designs for fashion were small prints, repeated several times within a few inches.  ● Factory produced  designs were limited in size to conform to the production producing printing method. ● The largest pattern could not be more than 12 inches square and the production printers could only print  to 36 or 42 inches square in repeating patterns.  Designs were produced by unknown designers trained in design school to conform to factoty production not getting any cr...