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Lee Radziwill was friend and inspiration to some of the great men of the 20th Century—Capote, Nureyev, Mongiardino, Beard—but she officially worked for only one. As Giorgio Armani celebrates his 40th anniversary, a look at how an American princess brought a king of Italian fashion into a new world.

In this excerpt from Capote’s Women, the famously caustic author fans the flames of America’s most notorious sibling rivalry.

Long before Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner had millions of fans screenshotting their every Snap, these women led the vanguard, serving as muses of style and celebrity in their times.

They were his swans, the most beautiful, stylish, wealthy and envied women in all of New York. And he, Truman Capote, was their ultimate trophy: the boy genius whose masterpiece, “In Cold Blood,” m…

Lee Radziwill was laid to rest Monday with a "small and intimate" service that drew famous faces like Caroline Kennedy and Carole Radziwill.

As anticipation builds around Ryan Murphy’s new Feud: Capote vs. The Swans, Tatler takes a look at one of the series’ protagonists, Lee Radziwill, who once resided at Buckinham Place behind Buckingham Palace

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When Eleanor Lambert died, she left her most sought-after legacy—the International Best-Dressed List—to four editors at Vanity Fair.

Radziwill, a chic, sleek society fixture whose “fabled wide-eyed prettiness and brisk elegance has defined dynamic American style for decades” passed away on Friday, WWD reported.