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If you haven’t seen it yet, Valentino: The Last Emporer, is a must see at the movies. Not only does it show you, how to cash up at a corporate cirucs for $800 million like mastermind Valentino did, but it also teaches you about what love means, what passion is in art and excellence.. and how fashion can inspire the most beautiful of things from the spirit. It’s art.

It also made me want to see “Miss Elliette: The First Emporess” appear in film too. Miss Elliette is America’s unsung Coco Chanel. Her fashion house, Miss Elliette made the designer, the first American woman ever to go public on the stock exchange! When will the Miss Elliette story appear in its beauty onscreen.

Miss Elliette is 85 years old, fighting fit, walks 5 miles each day and lives in Beverly Hills. I LOVE HER! And want to see her life story at the movies!

In the meantime, go see Valentino: The Last Emporer. It’s the closest thing we’re going to see to a Miss Elliette story onscreen in American for a while. Perhaps, artistic teen design genius, Miss Tessa of New Zealand could narrate the Miss Elliette story. Now that would be totally scorching hot in the American fashion and fashionista world for many years to come. Let’s do it!

Thanks to WK and RP for the recommend to go and see Valentino. It truly is a great documentary film. Inspiring genius which is what we dig on Horiwood.Com.

Matt Tyrnauer, the director of the film, congratulations dude on a nice, clean and well-structured documentary, You go boy! Nice job and you’re Hollywood fit and ready for Tinsel Town in my book!