Zitat von Marty denn soweit ich mich erinnere, hatte sie doch schon eine boutique, als er noch lebte, oder ?

Probably the most positive thing about the breakup is Priscilla's new career. Sample dress sketches cover the coffee table. Priscilla gathers them up in a burst of enthusiasm. "They're from a new boutique I've just opened on Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles," she says, and her excitement is contagious. "It's called Bis & Beau, for Olivia Bis and Priscilla Beaulieu. It's only been open for a few weeks now and I am amazed that
we're doing so well.
Olivia used to make my clothes when I was with Elvis. She also designs for Suzanne Pleshette, Barbara Parkins, and Zsa Zsa Gabor. I discovered her a few years ago. She had the sweetest mother-and- daughter outfit in the window - a white pique and paisley print ensemble, which I bought for one of Elvis' Las Vegas openings.
"After that, Olivia and I worked together on all of my outfits; I'd think up some kooky creation, and she'd fit it to a pattern. After the separation, I had to make up my mind about what I wanted to do, and since I had worked with Olivia for such a long time on my own clothes, I decided to try it professionally. We both do the designing for the shop, and have people who sew for us. The dresses are priced from $65 up, and they
are all original and handmade.
"We have specialty gift things too," she emphasizes "like these watchbands." She shows me an array of brightly colored swiss-embroidered gingham, plaid, and seersucker watchbands from the drawer of the dining room
hutch. "They're called Mikibeau, a name I made up - it means nothing special, but sounded cute, I thought - and are part of today's costume look."