Posted February 4, 20214 yr Chris Royer is a 70s model. She worked for Halston and appeared in different VOGUE issues. Born: 1949 USA Ms. Chris Royer is President of CRC, a consulting firm specializing in strategic licensing and marketing, with 25 years of experience in the fashion and beauty industry. Her clients have included Betsey Johnson, Rene Fris and industry leaders such as Lily of France, M.A.C. Cosmetics, Conair and Remington Hair Dryers. Current clients include Lulu Guinness & Naeem Khan. From 1986-1997, Ms. Royer held several VP positions within Revlon, including VP for Product Development for the Revlon Licensing Division. Ms. Royer is credited with creating the Revlon Licensing program. In addition, she was Design Director for Revlon's Halston Enterprises, where she managed the master licensees for Halston Enterprises in Japan and Mexico. She has consulted on numerous projects for The Met/The Costume Institute, FIT Museum, E! Entertainment, A&E Biography, as well as books and documentaries on Halston. When Halston was acquired by Hilco, Ms. Royer, was asked to be the archivist for Halston, a role she happily accepted from 2007-2008. She is a member of FGI and is a graduate of Pratt Institute in NYC. Quote I started with Halston in 1972. I was a teenager, a student at Pratt, modeling for Mademoiselle and working for the Wilhelmina agency. They sent me to see Halston at his studio. The place was fabulous — all done in creams, with lots of sunlight pouring in, that chic kind of California thing — and I sat down with this man I thought was an assistant, fantastically good looking, and had this great conversation. I asked, “How old is Halston?” And he told me, “Old enough.” I asked, “Does Halston have a sense of humor?” He said yes. I told him I wanted to be a model but also wanted to be a little involved in designing and said, “Do you think you could tell that to Halston, since you and I get along.” At that point, an assistant walked in and said, “Halston, Mrs. Kennedy is here.” He saw my reaction and started laughing hysterically. fine art america ny times linkedin
February 4, 20214 yr Author "fashion with a fabric message" VOGUE US, Apr 1975 Photographer: Deborah Turbeville Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "clip and flip" VOGUE US, Aug 1974 Photographer: Oliviero Toscani Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "the new ease" VOGUE US, Aug 1975 Photographer: Arthur Elgort Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "the hot-weather clothes you can never find in summer" VOGUE US, Dec 1975 Photographer: Theo Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "february finds" VOGUE US, Feb 1976 Photographer: Arthur Elgort Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "the clothes that come through for you" VOGUE US, Feb 1977 Photographer: Kourken Pakchanian Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "if you're a stone's throw form everything..." VOGUE US, Jun 1975 Photographer: Deborah Turbeville Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "a change for your hair is an instant reviver" VOGUE US, Mar 1975 Photographer: Francesco Scavullo Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "there's more to a bathing suit than meets the eye" VOGUE US, May 1975 Photographer: Deborah Turbeville Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "newest of all... the body chemise!" VOGUE US, Nov 1974 Photographer: Kourken Pakchanian Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "p.m. hair" VOGUE US, Nov 1975 Photographer: Arthur Elgort Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "p.m. dressing" VOGUE US, Nov 1975 Photographer: Arthur Elgort Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "beauty now: the biggest makeup change in years" VOGUE US, Oct 1975 Photographer: Duane Michals Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "a different kind of evening" VOGUE US, Oct 1975 Photographer: Deborah Turbeville Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "beat-the-weather looks" VOGUE US, Oct 1975 Photographer: Mike Reinhardt Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "american casual" VOGUE US, Sept 1974 Photographer: Arthur Elgort Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "the american look at its super, dashing best" VOGUE US, Sept 1975 Photographer: Duane Michals Vogue US archive
February 4, 20214 yr Author "the new york collections: the looks american women love best" VOGUE US, Sept 1975 Photographer: Arthur Elgort Vogue US archive
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