Diana Vreeland, the legendary Vogue editor, always had something original or thought-provoking to say. Her deathbed was no exception. What were this extraordinary woman’s last words?
- “The wallpaper and I are fighting a duel to the death. Either it goes or I do.”
- “A party! Let’s have a party.”
- "Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow."
- “Don’t stop the music or I’ll tell my father!”
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The answer is after the JUMP.
Diana Vreeland’s last words were, “Don’t stop the music or I’ll tell my father.”
It was Oscar Wilde who was fighting a duel with his wallpaper. Birth control advocate Margaret Sanger’s last words were, “A party! Let’s have a party.” And it was Steve Jobs whose first impression of the afterlife was "wow!"
For more deathbed sayings, check out "64 People and Their Famous Last Words" at Mental Floss.
It was Oscar Wilde who was fighting a duel with his wallpaper. Birth control advocate Margaret Sanger’s last words were, “A party! Let’s have a party.” And it was Steve Jobs whose first impression of the afterlife was "wow!"
For more deathbed sayings, check out "64 People and Their Famous Last Words" at Mental Floss.
Image Credit: Diana Vreeland: Immoderate Style
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