A (fashion) page is turning. Iris Apfel died at the age of 102 this Friday March 1st. Here are 5 things you probably didn't know about the huge fashion icon she was.
The fashion world is in mourning. While the world vibrated to the rhythm of the different Fashion Weeks, the industry lost a pillar. Iris Apfel, who had just celebrated her 102 and a half years old, has died. Known for her eccentric style and vibrant personality, here are five interesting facts about her:
His distinctive style
Iris Apfel is famous for her unique way of mixing high fashion pieces with vintage items and unusual accessories. His bold and eclectic style has inspired many designers and fashion lovers around the world.
She didn't have any fashion training
Unlike many big names in fashion, Iris Apfel has no formal training in the field. She studied art at New York University. Then she worked in interior design before launching into fashion.
She was a successful entrepreneur
In addition to her career in fashion, Iris Apfel has been an accomplished entrepreneur. She founded a textile company with her husband, Carl Apfel, in the 1950s. Together they worked on interior design projects for prestigious clients.
Her work as a consultant
Iris Apfel has worked as a design consultant for many large companies. Including renowned fashion brands like Ralph Lauren and Old Navy. His expertise in the field of fashion and design has been widely sought after.
She became a fashion muse late in life
Although her passion for fashion was always present, Iris Apfel only became an iconic fashion figure in her old age. This shows that there is no age to express your style and creativity. She inspires many people to embrace their individuality at any age. And above all, its influence still crosses generations.
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