If you are wondering how it's possible for a girl like Dree Hemingway to just pop onto the social scene out of nowhere at the age of 21, you may want to spend a second Google-ing her alter ego. No, the ballerina-cum-model isn't in the witness protection program, but the great-granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway has spent the majority of her life flying under the radar as Dree Crisman. Since embracing her famous middle name, like her mother Mariel Hemingway, she has signed with Elite models, been involved in multiple acting projects, appeared in everything from Vogue to Interview and was booked exclusively for the Givenchy Fall '09 runway. But even more so than what's she's doing, we're really interested in what Miss Hemingway is wearing...
Dree is known for her famous Parisian style which is a combination of high and low designers (think a vintage plaid shirt she wore over an Agent Provocateur bra - her favorite lingerie designer) and a look that is both done and undone at the same time. She herself says Edie Sedgwick in Ciao Manhattan is one of her influences, and her love of vintage reflects this. While her favorite designers of Balmain, Alexander Wang, Givenchy and Balenciaga may seem mainstream and uncreative at first, you have to give props to the girl who will throw a Zara blazer on to head to the New York City Ballet's opening night. Then again, you'll be just as likely to covet the costly Chanel bag she's carrying - afterall, she is a Hemingway. And now that she dropped the Crisman, and she's making waves in the fashion world and on the runways, it's unlikely that you'll forget it.
Dree Hemingway on WhoWhatWear
Dree Hemingway, Vogue Photoshoot
Tuesday, May 21
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.




lala
June 2, 2009
6:03am
How is this for a super gal?
monika
June 2, 2009
6:06am
Love the photo by the window, very contrasty ie light, light/shade mmmm looks too good l'eau
Ellis
September 15, 2009
4:05am
The photos make her look so sophisticated and mature, so I was a bit disappointed at how inarticulate and spacey she seemed when she spoke. I know, I know. She's only 21. But even from a 21 year old I would expect more, and considering the fact that she's Earnest Hemingway's great-granddaughter? I expect a lot more.