When I asked Bob Mackie to take me, he asked what I wanted to wear. I knew immediately. “The souffle dress,” I replied. It was a dress he’d made for my most recent Vogue layout that was called “Fashion from the 20s to the 70s.” The dress had white feathers woven into the beading and was made of “souffle” material, which Bob told me was actually banned in the United States because it was so flammable.
