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"Simon is the man who put Barneys' windows on the map and catapulted himself into fashion at the top. He has written an engaging, tart, saucy, and very frank memoir without an ounce of pretension ... His book is so refreshing, amid a welter of other memoirists' self-congratulations." -- Liz Smith <p>"His writing style is laugh-out-loud funny; his dry Britishisms are devastatingly witty and to the point. And his finished windows -- featured on numerous double-page spreads -- are brilliant." -- The New York Post</p> <p>Since Confessions of a Window Dresser was first published in hardcover, Simon Doonan's star has continued to rise. The bestselling Confessions brought Doonan to the attention of those beyond the fashion world and launched him into widespread recognition as the creative director of the fashion temple Barneys New York. Not only the genius-provocateur behind the most anticipated, talked-about, and controversial window displays in the world, today Doonan is also an acknowledged style and culture maven for the mainstream.</p> <p>"What kind of neurotic, exhibitionist psychopathology made me choose a career cavorting around arranging merchandise and props in full view of the

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Author
Doonan, Simon, 1952-
Publisher
New York: Viking Studio
Published
2001
Language
EN
ISBN
9780141003627
Category
art
Subjects
Business, Fiction, Memoir
Rating
3.85 / 5 (207 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-13

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