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Iconic French Fashion Designer, Thiery Mugler, Passes On

Thierry Mugler, French fashion design icon, dies at 73

His talent helped defined fashion in the 80s and 90s

In less than 10 days, the fashion industry has said goodbye to two of its greatest designers. With the passing of Nino Cerruti last week, today the fashion industry mourns the loss of Thierry Mugler, the French creator who revolutionized fashion in the 1980s.

Unique in his architectural style, futuristic and unrepeatable, much in demand among the big names in the world of music, such as Michael Jackson, George Michael, Beyoncé or Lady Gaga, creator of the Cirque du Soleil costumes, and of the famous 'Angel' perfume.

Mugler has died at the age of 73 "of natural causes", as announced by his press officer, Jean-Baptiste Rougeot. "We are extremely sad to inform you of the passing of Mr. Manfred Thierry Mugler on Sunday, January 23, 2022," reads the press release posted on the designer's official Facebook account. "May his soul rest in peace," he concluded.

According to Rougeot, Mugler's death came unexpectedly. The designer still had active projects and was going to announce new collaborations at the beginning of this week, he explained.

Source:Marca

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