pbiVoguei meetsi Daisy Jones the Sixi, says iNew York Times ibestseller Kate Quinn, in this bold novel of feminism and fashion set in 1970s New York City and the historic designers' showdown in Versailles.b p Everyone remembers her daringly short, silver lam dress. It was iconic photo capturing an electric moment, where emerging American designer Astrid Bricard is young, uninhibited, and on the cusp of fashion and feminism's changing landscape. She and fellow designer Hawk Jones are all over iVoguei magazine and New York City's disco scene. Yet she can't escape the shadow of her mother, Mizza Bricard, infamous muse for Christian Dior. Astrid would give anything to take her place among the great houses of couture--on her own terms. iI won't inspire it when I can create it.i p But then Astrid disappeared... p Now Astrid's daughter, Blythe, holds what remains of her mother and grandmother's legacies. Of all the Bricard women, she can gather the torn, painfully beautiful fabrics of three