Rachel Scott ’06 had a brief but memorable first encounter with Vogue editor Anna Wintour. While an intern at the magazine, she saw the always-immaculate Wintour briskly stride toward her in a hallowed Condé Nast hallway. Scott’s heart raced. Wintour stopped, looked her up and down, then kept walking. Flash forward two decades and Vogue regularly gushes about Scott in its pages. In February, the magazine called her Diotima line “a craft-led New York label known for its captivating crochet work and sensual take on tailoring.” In March a multipage spread extolled her “historic” appointment as creative director at Proenza…
Author: Michele Meyer
Loch Kelly ’79 created the app Mindful Glimpses, to make meditation more accessible for everyday life.
Yee is finding stand-up success in Los Angeles, performing regularly at the city’s best-known comedy clubs.
Gillian “Gilly” Orben ’23 founded a floral company with a mental health mission.
Katharine Zarrella ’08 has a fashion reporting career that’s as bold as her wardrobe.
O’Riordan is the founder of Theo + George, a slow fashion company.