Inside Marian McEvoy's Hudson Valley Home

Take one part Diana Vreeland, a sprinkle of Funny Face's Maggie Prescott, and a healthy glug of Buster Keaton, and you'll come close to the force of nature that is Marian McEvoy.

The magazine legend cut her teeth at WWD and W in 1970s Paris, went on to edit Elle Decor and House Beautiful, palled around with Lagerfeld and Saint Laurent, and would rather eat her garden wellies than rehash any of it.

More than 20 years ago, she traded fashion and media for the crickets and dove coos of the Hudson Valley, where she's lately earned a following for her botanical collages, drawings, and "corkillage," folk-art objets made from wine corks.

Her home is less a showplace than a self-portrait: witty, unfussy, a little wild, and entirely her own. Step inside and see for yourself!

Cinematography by Emmrich Creative.
Produced by Kate Gilhool.