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Throughout the 1930s Carnegie's booming business attracted several young designers who trained under her. Norman Norell, Claire McCardell, Paula Trigere, Pauline De Rothschild, and Jean Louis, among others, spent years working under her tutelage. As her business grew, so did her interests. She added accessories, perfumes, chiffon handkerchiefs, silk hose, and cosmetics. By the 1940s Carnegie was well established as one of America's top designers.
Sources:
L. H., "Profiles: Luxury, Inc.," New Yorker, 10 (31 March 1934): 23-27;
Caroline Rennolds Milbank, New York Fashion: The Evolution of American Style (New York: Abrams, 1989).
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