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Douglas Ferguson (artist)
Douglas Ferguson (born 1951) is a multidisciplinary artist mainly known for his fashion designs using enamelled metal mesh and hand-painted leather which received widespread exposure in the 1980s. Since starting out in the 1970s as Diana Vreeland's voluntary assistant at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, he has also worked as an interior designer and film-maker.
==Early life and education==
Douglas Richard Ferguson was born in 1951. He studied fine art in Rome, and in Philadelphia, but dropped out after three years, saying that he wanted to 'try everything' rather than focus on painting as his tutors wished.
Among other jobs, he worked as a model, a stitcher-in of labels, and a taxicab driver, but most notably worked as a personal assistant to Diana Vreeland at the Costume Institute.〔 As this was a volunteer role, he subsidized it by driving a Checker Taxi at night.〔 He went on to work as Diana Vreeland's exhibition assistant for the 1979-81 Costume Institute shows ''Fashions of the Hapsburg Era'' and ''The Manchu Dragon''.
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