Andre Leon Talley’s Life Service Celebration: Anna Wintour, Naomi Campbell and other stars

Some of the most powerful figures in the fashion world have gathered under one roof to commemorate the celebration of the life of Andre Leon Talley, a late fashion icon.

Naomi Campbell, Anna Wintour, Karlie Elizabeth and Marc Jacobs were just a few of the many stars who paid their final respect at the Friday ceremony in Harlem. The service, which was attended by about 1,100 guests, included music and personal compliments. Wintour, trendEditor-in-chief of Tully’s, a longtime friend of Tully’s, and shed tears while at the podium.

Campbell and Jacobs, along with designers Carolina Herrera and Diane von Ferstemberg, sent heartfelt compliments during the ceremony.

Gayle King and Kimora Lee Simmons were also among the many participants in the service.

Tally died in January. He was 73 years old. The news sent a shock wave in and beyond the world of fashion.His vision helped change trend In the 80’s and 90’s he worked for magazines and eventually became a news director. He held that position from 1983 to 1987, after which he held that position. trendCreative director in 1988.

Following the news of his death, celebrities poured in with their compliments. Tyra Banks described how much she “loved” him and how he was “such a prolific person.”

Mariah Carey praised Tally on Instagram and wrote: I was freed from the worries of this world. Gently and safely land my friend in the beloved arms of Almighty God. Andre Leon Tully, rest with strength and grace. “

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