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While the city can weather many troubles, including recession and bedbugs, I’m not sure how it will fare when the last of its ladies who lunch are gone. Brooke, Nan, Chessy, Pat and the lovely Judy Peabody have left us in recent years.
These women and others who lived to be admired have gone from endangered to near extinction.
But Carmen D’Alessio, the patrician-looking octogenarian model, was not buying my lament at last week’s party for Gloria Vanderbilt.
“Grande dames and socialites have always been kitsch to me,” said Ms. D’Alessio, who has played them for a living for years. “They all have inherited wealth or married into it, as opposed to women who struggled to make their way.
Anne slater socialiteI was born in 1931, and I’ve worked my whole life.”
Gloria Vanderbilt has worked and struggled, too. On the other hand, she’s never had to struggle to draw attention to herself or whatever it is she’s selling.
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