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Bizarre Peggy Moffitt Fashion whatgetsmehot.posterous.com www.youtube.com post.ly Bizarre Peggy Moffitt Fashion Peggy Moffitt (born in California in 1939), is best known as the premier model and muse for the late fashion designer Rudi Gernreich. Though her unique look has now become iconic of the 60s fashion scene, Peggy started out pursuing a career in film, debuting in the 1955's You're Never Too Young. Peggy Moffitt was the famous model, muse and collaborator of 1960s LA designer Rudi Gernreich. She was born in California in 1939, the daughter of screenwriter Jack Moffitt (his credits include the 1955 Disney documentary "The African Lion" and the Cary Grant film "Night and Day") and attended the exclusive Marlborough School for Girls til the age of 15, working at the Beverly Hills Jax boutique in the evenings. She attended a drama school in New York for two years where she trained in dance and theatrical arts, returning to Los Angeles where she made her 1955 film debut in"You're Never Too Young". In 1958 she fell in love with a photographer named William Claxton who shot a photograph of her for the Chett Baker Jazz LP "Something for Both Ears" and they married in 1960. William had been photographing fashion designs by Rudi Gernreich since 1956 and two years after her marriage Peggy started working for Rudi as a model. Fame came in 1964 when Peggy wore Gernreich's infamous topless bathing suit, the "monokini'', and the two continued to work together for many years. She <b>...</b>

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	Bizarre Peggy Moffitt Fashion Bizarre Peggy Moffitt Fashion whatgetsmehot.posterous.com www.youtube.com post.ly Bizarre Peggy Moffitt Fashion Peggy Moffitt (born in California in 1939), is best known as the premier model and muse for the late fashion designer Rudi Gernreich. Though her unique look has now become iconic of the 60s fashion scene, Peggy started out pursuing a career in film, debuting in the 1955's You're Never Too Young. Peggy Moffitt was the famous model, muse and collaborator of 1960s LA designer Rudi Gernreich. She was born in California in 1939, the daughter of screenwriter Jack Moffitt (his credits include the 1955 Disney documentary "The African Lion" and the Cary Grant film "Night and Day") and attended the exclusive Marlborough School for Girls til the age of 15, working at the Beverly Hills Jax boutique in the evenings. She attended a drama school in New York for two years where she trained in dance and theatrical arts, returning to Los Angeles where she made her 1955 film debut in"You're Never Too Young". In 1958 she fell in love with a photographer named William Claxton who shot a photograph of her for the Chett Baker Jazz LP "Something for Both Ears" and they married in 1960. William had been photographing fashion designs by Rudi Gernreich since 1956 and two years after her marriage Peggy started working for Rudi as a model. Fame came in 1964 when Peggy wore Gernreich's infamous topless bathing suit, the "monokini'', and the two continued to work together for many years. She <b>...</b>	From:gaejangguk Views: 6 0 ratings
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