French couturier Pierre Cardin dies at 98
According to theguardian.com, the designer died in an American hospital in the Parisian suburb of Neuilly-sur-Seine, where other French celebrities live. The reasons for the death of the couturier are not named.
The editors of Zoomboola.com remind you that Pierre Cardin was born into a family of farmers in 1922. His career began as a tailor and theater artist. Later he worked for Christian Dior, and only then created his own fashion house. During his long career, the designer has patented more than half a thousand inventions. In particular - colored stockings, high boots, and mini-sundresses. Cardin's name has been and remains on thousands of merchandise, and his costumes have featured many stars, including members of the {am: 22} The Beatles {/ am}.
It is also known that in French Saint-Ouen he founded his museum with an exhibition of original works.