Pioneer of miniskirts, hot pants, Mary Quant, dies at 93
Dame Mary Quant, the British fashion icon credited with pioneering miniskirts and hot pants, has passed away at the age of 93. Her family announced her peaceful passing on Thursday, April 13th, at her home in Surrey, UK.
Quant was an internationally renowned fashion designer and a true innovator, recognized as one of the most significant figures in fashion during the 20th century. She made a lasting impact on the fashion industry with her imaginative and creative designs.
The legendary fashionista opened her first shop, Bazaar, on King’s Road in 1955, where she began making her unique contributions to the fashion world. She is credited with designing and popularizing the miniskirt, which became a cultural phenomenon in the 1960s, as well as hot pants and other daring styles for women.
Quant’s legacy in the fashion industry is undeniable, and her innovative spirit will continue to inspire generations of designers and fashion enthusiasts for years to come.
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