French-Italian fashion designer Pierre Cardin dies aged 98
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msn.comPierre Cardin, the fashion designer known for his space-age-informed 1960s dresses, has passed away in Neuilly, France at the age of 98.
As well as his designs, Cardin is famous for being an early adapter of the licensing deals that are a mainstay of fashion houses today, putting his name and brand on products including fragrances, aeroplane interiors and sunglasses. "It is very difficult to make a name in fashion.
When you have one, you need to profit from it," Cardin told AFP last year. "If I made money through the licensing it was to be free and do something other than fashion. "The designer's death was announced by his family and confirmed on Twitter by France's Academy of Fine Arts, which made him a member in 1992.
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