This Sunday, January 23, the fashion world is in mourning. Thierry Mugler died at the age of 73. The French designer immediately became a benchmark in the fashion world. Appeared in the 1980s, since then he has continued to delight the biggest French and international stars with his spectacular and feminist creations.
It was his press officer, Jean-Baptiste Rougeot, who announced the news. Died of a “natural death”, the couturier was currently honored at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris with Couturissime, since September 30, and until April 24.
The opportunity to come back in depth and in detail on his creations. Both for his Fashion Week shows around the world on talented models, and for official events on international stars, his creations always caused a sensation. And for good reason, Thierry Mugler is the first to have put femininity more than in value by sometimes revealing the smallest detail. Or on the contrary, with his creations of gold armor, he wanted to hide women’s bodies, while highlighting them.
Estelle Lefébure, Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, all paraded on the biggest catwalks in the world in the couturier’s creations. But also Beyoncé, Céline Dion, Kim Kardashian or Lady Gaga, had the privilege of wearing her dresses for great social occasions.
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