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    American Dreamer: My Life in Fashion and Business by Tommy Hilfiger; Peter Knobler; Quincy Jones (Foreword by)

    Call Number: TT505.H55 A3 2016 (Library West, On Order)

    ISBN: 9781101886212

    Publication Date: Ballantine, 2016. $30.00

    In this tale of grit and glamour, setbacks and comebacks, business and pop culture icon Tommy Hilfiger shares his extraordinary life story for the first time.   Few designers have stayed on top of changing trends the way Tommy Hilfiger has. Fewer still have left such an indelible mark on global culture. Since designing his first collection of "classics with a twist" three decades ago, Tommy Hilfiger has been synonymous with all-American style--but his destiny wasn't always so clear. Growing up one of nine children in a working-class family in Elmira, New York, Tommy suffered from dyslexia, flunked sophomore year of high school, and found himself constantly at odds with his father. Nevertheless, this self-described dreamer had a vision and the relentless will to make it a reality. At eighteen he opened his own clothing store, parlaying his uncanny instinct for style into a budding career as a fashion designer. Through decades of triumph and turmoil, Tommy remained doggedly optimistic. To this day, his approach to commerce is rooted in his positi

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    Oral history interview with Helen Williams Drutt (English), 1991 July 5-October 20

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    Preface

    The following oral history transcript is the result of a recorded interview with Helen Williams Drutt (English) on July 5, July 7, and October 20, 1991. The interview took place in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and was conducted by Darrel Sewell and Marina Pacini for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. 

    The original transcript was edited. In 2024 the Archives retranscribed the original audio and attempted to create a verbatim transcript. This transcript has been lightly edited for readability by the Archives of American Art. The reader should bear in mind that they are reading a transcript of spoken, rather than written, prose. Additional information from the original transcript has been added in brackets and given an –Ed. attribution.

    Interview

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    DARREL SEWELL:  This is Darrel Sewell interviewing Helen Drutt English for the Archives of American Art on July 5, 1991, at her house on Rittenhouse Street. Hello, Helen. [They laugh.] Pretend this is over the coffee cups. Well, since we are beginning at the beginning with this interview, why don't you tell me a little bit about yourself? How did you get interested in art? Did your f

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