But she is only the third of its rich and raunchy 20th-century doyennes.
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Like all well-heeled doyennes in the afternoon, it is touching down at Lever House.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon are certainly among the reigning doyennes and doyens of the cryptic genre.
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Enter a trio of do-gooder doyennes from the town's Art League, who school Norbert into a second career reading fortunes.
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Our guide, wearing the red jacket that identifies Sagrada Familia doyennes, could barely be heard above the cacophony of voices and scuffling feet.
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She's reminiscent of the conventionally pretty and yet clumsy Disney Channel doyennes of the early 2000s; a kind of Lizzie McGuire of our time.
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Shut out of New York high society, on account of their being Jewish, the sisters made the most of their ostracism by becoming doyennes of liberty.
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But these are not heartland voters so much as Beltway doyennes – the consultant and donor classes, established opinion writers, think tank officials and other Washington wise men.
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Pages upon pages are filled with stories about dinners with doyennes who, even in their day, were only a big deal in one or two ZIP codes.
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The event's doyennes, Ultra Naté (of "Free" fame) and Lisa Moody, have pulled out all the stops for their final run this Saturday, with Louie Vega manning the booth.
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Wolkoff's main role was helping with the sale of those tables and working with the doyennes of New York society and global fashion to build the profile of the evening.
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"Prestige and brand awareness are on the top of this crowd's list, so if you are seated in the back, forget it," said R. Couri Hay, a publicist for society doyennes, charitable institutions and luxury brands.
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The former milliner and fashion reporter trained his lens on fabulous creatures teetering into fashion shows and society doyennes swishing around black-tie galas — and he was just as smitten by regular people going about their daily lives.
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"I am a great admirer of President Obama, and I certainly respect his need for privacy on the Vineyard," said Rose Styron, Mr. Styron's wife and a poet, widely seen as one of the doyennes of the island's elite social set.
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British stylist and designer Bartley trafficked heavily in cherry print and colorful plaid while fashion designer Mizrahi, who had been designing expensive custom clothes for New York City society doyennes and fashion people, had been designing regularly for Target since 2003.
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Dorothy Bohm (born 1924) is a photographer based in London, known for her portraiture, street photography, early adoption of colour, and photography of London and Paris; she is considered one of the doyennes of British photography.Jennifer Boyd, "Biography and life in Manchester", Manchester Art Gallery. Accessed 1 July 2012.
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" The producers doubled it to around $4 million, and she signed on, allowing Fox to greenlight the film. According to Frankel, Streep saw the film as a chance to "skewer the doyennes of the fashion world." She has three daughters, and as an ardent feminist, felt that fashion magazines "twisted the minds of young women around the world and their priorities. This was an interesting way to get back at them.
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Swaying in the midst of a raging turmoil, Yuhong (portrayed by Joanne Peh) and Song Qiao-er (portrayed by Eelyn Kok), rivalling doyennes of Shanghai Li Ming Troupe, fight it out on stage. Qiao-er vows to remove the thorn in her flesh, and Yuhong retaliates. A young musician from Shanghai, Mo Liguang (portrayed by Qi Yuwu), arrives on the eve of the outbreak of World War II in Singapore. A bookish "cultural youth", he indulges in fantasy and music.
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