The Fashion Figures We Lost in 2020 - Vogue.com

Derek Khan, stylist, 63
A stylist from Trinidad, Derek Kahn was responsible for creating influential and OTT looks for stars like Salt-N-Pepa, Lauryn Hill, and Mary J. Blige in the 1990s, when hip-hop and rap went mainstream.

Dolores Hawkins, in full bloom, with Cha-Cha Schatzberg. “Garden news here,” reads the accompanying caption. “Butterfly Pink in the lipstick; pink flower wig for a hat [by Sally Victor].”Photographed by Jerry Schatzberg, Vogue, June 1, 1958

Dolores Hawkins Phelps, Vogue Model and Realtor, 90
Active in the 1950s, Dolores Hawkins was a new type of model, the kind that brimmed over with happiness rather than hauteur. She had a million dollar smile, and in the context of the time her look was “natural.” Hawkins posed for two Vogue covers.
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Harry Brandt.Photo: Rabbani and Solimene Photography / WireImage

Harry Brant, Socialite, 24
“There was something about Harry, which everyone saw and loved,” wrote Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis of the fashion-forward man-about-town. “His jaw-dropping looks, his androgynous style, and his insatiable love for fashion placed him everywhere.”
Read Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis’s remembrance.

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