Chow, Tina (1950–1992)
Chow, Tina (1950–1992)
Japanese-American jewelry designer. Born Bettina Louise Lutz, April 19, 1950; died of AIDS, Jan 24, 1992; dau. of Mona Lutz (Japanese) and German-American father; sister of Adelle Lutz (costume designer and actress who m. singer David Byrne); m. Michael Chow (restaurateur, owner of Mr. Chow's), 1972 (div. 1990); children: China Chow (b. 1974, actress) and Maximilian (b. 1977).
With sister, had early success modeling for Shiseido cosmetics in Japan; became a major fashion icon (1980s), through her dramatic crystal/bamboo jewelry designs and elegant presence.
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