CinemaClock Iqaluit

She lived a big life and was hugely influential, creative and very worth making a film about. She was a leader, fabulous role model of working and family mom and an example of how if you love what you do, you do a lot!

Fabulous darling. A candid portrait of a very creative and interesting woman. The documentary style was upbeat and never lost focus.

As an New Yorker living since 1949 in these New York circles, I assure you Vreeland is part of our history! She created if not enhanced powerful figures of our times in the arts, history, politics etc! This film is the first that I have seen that gives you the reality we lived. Do yourself a favor and live the times we lived by seeing this film because with all the pain of assassinations, Vietnam Nam, drug overdoses & other untimely deaths of icons of our time, it was a fab time to live & Vreeland gave it class & so much more!

A great insight to life, living and style. Even if you're not a fashionista Vreeland's point of view about everything from fashion to freedom is smart, sexy and refreshing.

Inspiring... colourful... What a visionary. I left on a high...

This was an extraordinary journey of a remarkable woman. The movie itself was so inspirational that I felt I was seeing everything with Vreeland's eye. It is outstanding: better the the Valentino or YSL movies. She is in a class by herself and the movie demonstrated why: warm, witty... a true artist.

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