Mizrahi to Mirabella: Condolences

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Mizrahi to Mirabella: Condolences

by Thomas Beller

05/31/2006

340 Madison Ave, NY, NY 10017

Neighborhood: Midtown

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Here is a note Isaac Mizrahi wrote to Grace Mirabella shortly after she was

replaced by Anna Wintour as the Editor of Vogue Magazine.

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