Pat Cleveland for Stephen Burrows in Versailles '73: American Runway Revolution
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2017
- Pat Cleveland talks to Nick Knight about walking for Stephen Burrows in the iconic 'Battle of Versailles' Fashion Show, 1973.
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She's an amazing storyteller. Very expressive and vibrant. I never knew she was like this.
Hilarious and funny and cute drama queen
How Blessed are we, to be touched by this Heavenly Soul
She's a great storyteller! I can listen to her all day...and she's still very beautiful!
Someone please put her back on the runway. She is stunning.
God I love hearing her tell stories!
PAT CLEVELAND You are a Legend. Modeling was artistic, adventurous, creative in those days and a collaboration between model, designers and you were truly friends with people in the fashion world. You are a trailblazer. I remember grabbing Ebony Magazine just to see photos of you in the runway show looking like a dream. Now so many of the models are taught to not smile, not to have personality and they don't float when they walk.
Agreed!!!!! She is everything!!!! ....... And more!!!
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First of all, I agree with the other 3 comments BRAVO and secondly, this woman is a living breathing lovely work of art and I could listen to her talk all day and thirdly I loved how she said put the designer first it is about them not her, just Brillant, a great love story.
Pat always stood out even where she attended Art & Design H.S. We were in a live drawing class together, but even back then she wss already modelling. Such a natural talent!
A real artist through and through
I think she’s just an all around incredible woman, so talented, so intelligent, soulful and so incredibly beautiful ~
Love Pat, and still full of passion and fun - Beauty! X
I borned In 1983 and I just watched halston at Netflix
The Greatest Fashion Muse Hands down
I could watch and listen to her all day.
What a damm delight- 🍸💎🍸 Pat Cleveland was effervescent with glee remembering her Extraordinary memory of such a transformative American moment- She is lovely beyond words: no wonder Halston loved her. Thanks you for this...
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What an exciting recollection. Pat thank you!🎉❤
Pat is a great raconteur. Funny as a child I would always see her in fashion magazines. she was a staple model in ebony magazine fashion section, yet I am just til recently hearing her speak,hearing her voice; she as interesting a person as she is a model. Now it makes sense, you would have to be this interesting a person to be so innovating as a model.
She brings it all ALIVE. So fun to listen to this wonderful beautiful woman
i love hearing her watching her taking it all in
Yes, the clothes make you DO things. This clothing will tell you what to do, how to move. It's the most remarkable experience, much different than what people assume it's about and Pat Cleveland was the very best at it.
L E G E N D A R Y
Pat Cleveland is the best model ever--and THE best storyteller--but Mr. Knight doesn't seem to understand (or should have made it clearer) that the Versailles show was a benefit to repair the palace. The show has become legendary for the "battle" but that wasn't the original idea.
I concur.
I love Elegant & Unique Glamour I can listen to the Legend Pat Cleveland stories all day long. I was a little girl in the 1970s whom always loved Glamour. If only there were a Time Machine so I could revisited the 1970s again this time in my 20s to enjoy seeing the Models and their Runway Shows. I am in the wrong Century and I crave the Glamour Days of the 20th Century.
There is an enthusiasm and energy in her Demeanour.
If you didn't catch it, Pat just told you what is terribly wrong with Fashion and modeling at present. The fact she'd be concerned about embodying the designer, representing the vision, actually feeling the spirit of the clothes....all what is lacking today. Some of that is due to supermodel worship. Some of that is due to compacting time as she mentioned. A lot of it is due to lack of vision and real appreciation.
Pat Cleveland “legendary talented beautiful ✨✨✨✨✨
Black Girls Rocked!!!!!!
One of the (if not) the best muse of the 70s!!! Also wow, at first look, I thought it was her daughter, *SHE'S LOOKS SO YOUNG!*
Beautiful woman inside and out ♥️
I love Pat's energy❤❤
50 years ago incredible
Wonderful recollection of an historic moment in fashion history, told by one of the modelling legends ... This series of videos is such a genius idea!
Such a lovely character and excellent, legendary model ❤
What a delightful interview. Thank you for showcasing this legendary treasure! 💝
I was next to her at the Fashions of the Pines Islanders' Club photo shoot.
She was just lovely, and helped me pose.
Stuart Lee
Pat cleveland is a refreshing breeze
She👏🏼is👏🏼fabulous
I love her ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Such a delightful lady
She’s fascinating
I grew up on looking at all these beautiful nubian models
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The evening was actually a benefit to raise money to help restore and maintain Versailles.
It would be a night that American designers achieved HUGE recognition and outshined Paris designers.
Didn’t Kay Thompson also write the Eloise at the Plaza books? Come to think of it l, I've actually heard that the character Eloise was based on Liza Minnelli.
Yes, she was also an actor and Eloise was a character that Kay Thompson created, she was not based on Liza. Kay used to suddenly start the whole "I'm Eloise and I'm six years old and I live at the Plaza".
Kay Thompson?! I only knew her as an actor in “Funny Face” with Fred Astaire and Audrey Hepburn. She stole the show. I had no idea of her immense talent until I saw these comments and checked her IMDB page. What an amazing and fascinating person! I wish someone would do a movie about her life.
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Does anyone know where I can see the video footage of the Battle of Versailles 1973 fashion show? Like, whatever he's watching @9:52? Thank you so much.
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I wish the series Hulston would have spent more time portraying the Battle of Versailles. I think it was more extraordinary than the show portrayed it.
It was originally supposed to be an 8 part series but then the pandemic hit and they reduced it to 5. Perhaps in the original version, there was more time spent on the Battle.
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Naomi Campbell and Tyra Banks take a back seat compared to her ! A true legend.
Not a backseat. She was just first
@@votecrowe She may have been first but she was also better. Those two couldn't hold a candle to Pat.
@@harlow9175 okay but are you only comparing them because they are black
Tyra Banks LOVED Pat, she even invited Pat to ANTM and The Tyra Banks Show.
@@champagnekylie9082 right it feels racially motivated
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She kind of sounds like she on ‘something’!
EXCITEMENT remembering a great time of fashion history!
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American girl weren’t the first to vogue.
That woman talks too much,where are the black model,they were the main attraction,the French had never seen black models.
she is black mr. felipe. she is an original spark of glorious dark light. she IS
and this is history! She is part of the history of fashion.
It's an interview... she is supposed to talk!