I'm Marjorie Bunnett.

I'm Elizabeth Reese.

This is Best to the Nest, the podcast that's all about creating strong, comfortable, beautiful nests that prepare us to fly.

November. It's our November watch, read, listen.

We're in the burmonds. I love the burrs. The burrs make me so happy. We're prime burr. This is the time of year when I love to cozy up and watch and read and listen to things. And so I feel like I always have a lot

more to choose from this time of year than maybe in the summer when the days are so long and we're

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This is such a great documentary, Elizabeth. Diana Vreeland, the eye has to travel. Do you know

who Diane of Reland is? No. She was an editor, a fashion editor at Harper's Bazaar in the 50s and 60s, and then took over as the editor of Vogue.

Oh, yes. Okay. So she is, she was in a book that I read that, but it was a historical fiction book, but they actually

used her as a character in the book. And it's right, it happens to be right here. The book is called

The Stolen Queen by Fiona Davis. And they talk about the Met Gala. The Met Gala is like the center of this fictional book and Diana Vreeland is in it. So I'm like, wait a second. No, I don't know. Okay, but yes, I do. How funny. It popped up on YouTube. It was just done. And I was like, oh, this is interesting. She's interest me. And so I just started watching it. And it's fantastic because she is, she's the kind of

woman I so admire who, she grew up in the 20s. And then at 30, her husband really wasn't very much

a New Yorker, wasn't making very much money. So she's like, I think I need to get a job. Yeah.

So she gets a job at Harper's Bazaar. And she was made for it. When she was young, she had lived in Paris. She was a friend of Coco Chanel. So she just knew how to dress. And that's how she got the job at Harper's. One of the editors saw her dancing at a club and was like, I like the way you dress. Do you want a job? She just like look great. She looked great. And she's just such a unique voice and such a strong voice. And I just think

you really, really enjoy her. When she was at Harper's Bazaar and Vogue, she became notorious for the amount of money she would spend

on photo shoots. Oh. There was no limit for her. What a life. So they did this, they did

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