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Pierre Cardin: He Dressed Jane Jetson and Lady Gaga Some observations on the influential designer who made futurism his watchword. “Pierre Cardin linen pants, 1972,” from the Brooklyn Museum exhibition “Pierre Cardin: Future Fashion,” 2019.Credit...Archives Pierre Cardin 1. He had the right name. The Italian-born Frenchman Pierre Cardin’s surname was perhaps the first French word that many Americans could easily pronounce. People with no inkling of how to utter designer names like Givenchy, with its suppressed “g,” and the sibilant Gallic uptick at the end of Saint Laurent (let ...

Pierre Cardin, ground-breaking fashion designer and master marketer, dies at 98 CNBC 29/12/2020 Marty Steinberg Pierre Cardin was the Italian-born French designer who went from the world of bespoke high fashion for private clients to ready-to-wear designs for the masses. During his more than seven decades in fashion, he brought geometric shapes to haute couture and put his name on everything from clothing to perfume to pens. © Provided by CNBC Designer Pierre Cardin poses during the Pierre Cardin Paris Haute Couture New Collection launch at Maxim's on November 26, 2013 in...

Pierre Cardin, ground-breaking fashion designer and master marketer, dies at 98 CNBC 12/29/2020 Marty Steinberg Pierre Cardin was the Italian-born French designer who went from the world of bespoke high fashion for private clients to ready-to-wear designs for the masses. During his more than seven decades in fashion, he brought geometric shapes to haute couture and put his name on everything from clothing to perfume to pens. © Provided by CNBC Designer Pierre Cardin poses during the Pierre Cardin Paris Haute Couture New Collection launch at Maxim's on November 26, 2013 in...

Cardin was the first designer to sell clothes in department stores, and to enter the business for perfumes, accessories and food. French couturier Pierre Cardin, who made his name by selling designer clothes to the masses, and his fortune by being the first to use that name as a brand for selling everything from cars to perfume, died on Tuesday aged 98. In a career spanning more than 60 years, Cardin drew scorn and admiration from fellow fashion designers for his brash business sense, and influenced catwalks with his dresses and cuts and patterns. Gowns and bodysuits in fluorescent spandex w...

Posted December 29, 2020 6:08 p.m. EST Updated December 29, 2020 6:12 p.m. EST By Ruth La Ferla, New York Times Pierre Cardin, the visionary designer who clothed the elite but also transformed the business of fashion, reaching the masses by affixing his name to an outpouring of merchandise ranging from off-the-rack apparel to bath towels, died on Tuesday in Neuilly-sur-Seine, just outside Paris. He was 98. His death, at the American Hospital there, was confirmed Tuesday by the French Academy of Fine Arts. No cause was given. “Fashion is not enough,” Cardin once...