Foxes (singer) devised a stage name to differentiate herself from British pop singer Lily Allen. She considered the alias Foxes after a suggestion from a friend, the first song she had written being titled "Like Foxes Do"; her mother then told her that she had a dream the previous night "about these foxes running up our street and they were howling and making these beautiful noises", which she said reminded her of her daughter's music. Allen chose Foxes based on this connection. She began performing gigs as Foxes in London in 2011. Foxes released her debut single, "Youth", in January 2012 on
Lily Auchincloss design. She financed exhibitions about Frank Lloyd Wright, Rem Koolhaus, Cy Twombly and Louis I. Kahn. MoMA named the Lily Auchincloss Study Center for Architecture and Design after her in 1994. The Lily Auchincloss Foundation, Inc., is a New York City non-profit grantmaking foundation. In 1956, she married Douglas Auchincloss, a writer at "Newsweek" and later the religion editor of "Time magazine". The couple divorced in 1979. Together, they had: In 1980, she was inducted into the International Best Dressed List. Auchincloss died on June 6, 1996 of cancer in Manhattan. Lily Auchincloss Lily Auchincloss (née van Ameringen) (April 5,