Arts & Culture | December 17, 2012

Katiti Kirondé ’79 on the details of fashion

Designer Katiti Kirondé '79, who specializes in white shirts for women, discusses how she handles the details on a prototype shirt she is developing. Kirondé also appears in the Harvard Magazine feature article "Vogue Meets Veritas," on Harvard people in the fashion industry.

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