Valentino Garavani, the legendary Italian fashion designer whose name became synonymous with elegance and luxury, has passed away at the age of 93. The news was confirmed by the Valentino Foundation which stated that he died peacefully at his residence in Rome surrounded by his loved ones.
Valentino founded his fashion house in the late 1950s and quickly rose to international fame. He became renowned for his exquisite couture gowns and his signature Valentino red which became a symbol of glamour and sophistication. Over his career spanning nearly five decades, he dressed some of the most iconic figures in the world including Elizabeth Taylor, Audrey Hepburn, Princess Diana, and Jacqueline Kennedy.
His influence on the world of fashion is immense. Valentino was celebrated for his timeless designs, attention to detail, and ability to create pieces that made his clients feel truly remarkable. His work not only defined an era but also inspired generations of designers who admired his commitment to craftsmanship and style.
Valentino was also the subject of the acclaimed documentary Valentino The Last Emperor which offered a rare glimpse into his life and creative process. His contributions to fashion were recognized globally and he remained a revered figure in the industry until his final days.
Tributes from fashion houses, celebrities, and admirers have poured in from around the world honoring Valentino for his unparalleled impact on style and culture. Public events to celebrate his life are planned in Rome, with his funeral set to take place at the Basilica Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri later this week.
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