Vogue - December 1936

Published December 1, 1936

Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, the subject of one of Porter Woodruff's many sketches of society women, was known for wearing headbands along with the ubiquitous gown, fur wrap and gloves. This sketch, from the December 1, 1936, Vogue, captured Vanderbilt in a rare public appearance at the opening of the Iridium Room in New York.

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