Betty Halbreich (1927-2024) worked for 47 years at Bergdorf Goodman, culminating in her role as Director of Solutions, where she advised her clients, Hollywood's top stylists, and anyone who loves fashion. Featured in Vogue, the New Yorker, the New York Times, the Washington Post, Elle, and more publications across the globe, as well as the documentary Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's, Betty was also the bestselling author of I'll Drink to That: A Life in Style, with a Twist and Secrets of a Fashion Therapist.
Praise for Betty Halbreich, her work, and her memoirs ""Considered by genuine and aspiring grandes dames to be fashion's leading personal shopper, [Betty Halbreich] made the search for the right clothing a higher kind of quest--one for dignity, standards and self-knowledge."" --The New York Times ""[Betty] sizes up her own life fearlessly, and in the process, not only helps you to diagnose your own flaws, but to embrace your own beauty."" --Judith Thurman, National Book Award- and Los Angeles Times Book Award-winning author ""Before there were Bergdorf Blondes, there was Betty Halbreich, the industry's most famous personal shopper . . . who became something of a New York institution. Stylish and savvy."" --Vogue ""Betty was born to sail through people's lives telling them what to wear (and even what to do)."" --Isaac Mizrahi ""Charming . . . An inspirational feminist tale."" --People ""She's the go-to celebrity. She's also the most fun."" --Patricia Field, costume designer for Sex & the City ""Tart, funny."" --Entertainment Weekly ""There's a pragmatic principle behind the way Betty dresses people. It's very inclusive. There's room for everyone in her process. [Betty] is able to be in the fashion world, but also take it down a peg at the same time."" --Lena Dunham