"Give Me One Summer" 1936 LORING, Emilie Chintz Each interior celebrates opulence

Each interior celebrates opulence

examining the motivations

Leolia is searingly honest about her relationship with Bendor and the memoirs end with their inevitable separation five years later

and The New Yorker is included as is a foreword by Anna Wintour

and other curiosities

"Give Me One Summer" 1936 LORING, Emilie Chintz Each interior celebrates opulenceLORING, Emilie [306] pp. Grosset & Dunlap 1936 7 3 4" x 5 5 8" A young woman who grew up in an atmosphere of security and ease suddenly finds that life ended, and she is completely alone. Should she turn to the wealthy playboy she has known since childhood, or the mysterious stranger who asked for her love, yet remained strangely distant?