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Book SynopsisFrom one of the great bon vivants of our age comes this witty memoir of an extraordinary life lived among a glittering social set. Acclaimed designer and founder of Pret-a-Porter Marc Rosen shares in this delightful reminiscence the stories of his encounters with the great beauties, talents, and personalities of the last 50 years. Marc has rubbed shoulders with everyone - from Hollywood royalty (including Helen Hayes, Bette Davis, and his own wife, Arlene Dahl, the girl for whomTechnicolor was invented) to actual royalty (Princess Grace of Monaco, the Romanovs) to the moguls of the beauty and fashion worlds (Charles Revson, Karl Lagerfeld) over the course of his brilliant career.
Trade Review"Marc Rosen has written a memoir that was published two weeks ago.“Rubbing Shoulders; My Life with Popes, Princes, Moguls, and Movie Stars.” Last week, the end of the Season, Marc was being feted across the island by the Palm Beach Who's Who with book signings, dinners, and an interview at The Four Arts." * New York Social Diary, April 19th, 2016 *
"Rubbing Shoulders is not a conventional memoir, it is a drive-by shooting—a smart and sassy compilation of insights into famous people we thought we knew." -- Richard Turley * Orb Magazine, April 25, 2016/Vol. 3 No. 5 *
"Rosen has also been fortunate enough to cross paths with many interesting people. So many, in fact, that he's recently written a book about his encounters called Rubbing Shoulders. “It's kind of a fun summer-reading book,” he says. “Most of the stories I just enjoyed reading out loud. The real challenge was to sustain my voice, but I tried to write it through the eyes of someone who had a bit of wonderment.” -- Alex R Travers * Quest Magazine, April 7, 2016 *
