| Stanley Marcus’ daughter, Jerrie Marcus Smith, was 16 when her Aunt Carrie died in 1953. She had no idea how important Carrie Marcus Neiman was to the Neiman Marcus chain — or fashion in general. “I wasn’t interested in clothes. I was interested in boys,” she says, laughing. Smith is walking through an SMU exhibit inspired by her book, A Girl Named Carrie: The Visionary Who Created Neiman Marcus and Set the Standard for Fashion, which was published late last year. To know more |
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