Kleinfeld Bridal Boutique at Hudson's Bay Co. location in Toronto, on May 13, 2014.Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail Hedda Kleinfeld Schachter, a bridal industry pioneer and Holocaust survivor who decided over a half century ago that brides deserved better than cookie-cutter dresses, has died in Manhattan. She was 99. Word of her March 29 death has spread steadily, drawing her praise and reflecting her decades-long impact on an industry that once offered few options for would-be brides before she expanded the possibilities, attracting women to her Brooklyn business from across the world. Women’s Wear Daily published quotes from a...
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