As a teenager in Havana, Peter Lamas periodically had lunch with Che Guevara. A few years later, he was a broke refugee in Brooklyn, learning English from strangers on a park bench.
Then came Vidal Sassoon. Then Liza Minnelli, and a request about her mother, Judy Garland, that Peter at first refused. Then, at twenty-five, he heard four words that changed his life: Jackie Kennedy. Tomorrow. 10:30 AM.
He was so nervous he couldn’t sleep.
Peter’s new memoir, Jackie Kennedy’s Stylist, which I helped him write, tells the whole story. In this interview he tells a number of the stories himself.
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