NAMES IN THE NEWS : The Rockefeller Has No Clothes
Take off the expensive suit, the suspenders, the designer socks, the silk shirt, and what would O. Stillman Rockefeller be? Just another scantily clad millionaire selling underwear.
The 30-year-old grandson of former Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller will soon be seen modeling Jockey brand underwear.
It’s all for charity.
One of his fellow underwear salesmen is Jim Palmer, former Baltimore Oriole and Hall of Fame pitcher.
Rockefeller, who normally works with artist Mark Kostabi, will donate his fee for doing the ad to Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, publicist Natasha Devli said today. The first ad, which will be print only, is set to appear in the next issue of Forbes magazine.
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