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Ever since her awkward-is-sexy, game-changing turn
as Annie Hall, Diane Keaton has been recognized
as much for her sartorial preferences as for her character
choices. In a new book, "Diane Keaton: Fashion First,"
excerpted here, the Hollywood icon revisits many of her
most memorable looks over the past 60 years.
FROM LEFT
1977:
Keaton as Annie Hall
brought androgynous
dressing to the fore;
her new book (Rizzoli)
is available at
Books & Books.
je ne sais quoi
"Diane has always marched to
the beat of her own drum, in the
way she dresses and the way
she lives… I am often credited with
dressing Diane in her Oscar-
winning role as Annie Hall. Not
so. Annie's style was Diane's style.
Very eclectic. She loved floppy
hats and oversized men's jackets.
She loved dangly neckties and
layers of sweaters and vests and
cowboy boots. Around the
same time, I sent models down the
runway dressed like that. We
shared a sensibility, but she had
a style that was all her own.
Whether she's on stage
accepting an award or on a
sidewalk walking her dog with her
kids, she's always herself.
Her style is not defined by the
moment. It's not about trends. It's
authentic and forever. It's Diane
Keaton. One of a kind. My kind
of woman."
—
RALPH LAUREN
Books & Books.
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