Dorothea Benton Frank Biography

Dorothea Benton Frank is a best-selling author, public speaker, and fundraiser for charitable organizations. She graduated from General William Moultrie High School in 1969 after attending Bishop England High School in Charleston. Her passion for retail clothing led her to The Fashion Institute of America in Atlanta, Georgia, where she earned her bachelor's degree in 1972. She stayed in Atlanta for a brief time and worked for College Town Sportswear at the Atlanta Apparel Mart. In 1973, she returned to Charleston, South Carolina, and began working as a buyer at Kerrison's Department Store. She was recruited by Byer California in 1974 and relocated to San Francisco, California. She came to New York City a year later and worked for Fire Islander Sportswear, Heralcorp Industries, and Michael Lerner on Seventh Avenue. In 1985, she left the clothing industry.

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