"How To Meet A Millionaire" 1951 LILLY, Doris Anthony Powell

"How To Meet A Millionaire" 1951 LILLY, Doris Anthony PowellLILLY, Doris [183] pp. G. P. Putnam's Sons 1951 8 1 4" x 5 3 4" with drawings by Dorothy Cole Ruddick VG VG Scroll Down for (11) Additional Scans: The New York society columnist's first book. Doris Lilly was a great friend of Truman Capotes and one of several role models for the character of Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffanys. In fact, it was Capote, advising Lilly to write what she knew, that inspired this book, her autobiographical story about

Jacket design by Milton Glaser

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The photographs are preceded by two essays

Gordon [introduction]

His artwork had an outsized cultural influence on the idealized representation of women

He tried to enlist in the army to fight in the Boer war

French and English

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longtime visitor Pamela Fiori shares with readers the heritage of this tropical paradise

Lapel: 3 1/2"W

In the present volume

His work is connected with his original career in city planning and urban design