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Article: Fashion giant Yves Saint Laurent dies: ; Designer closely associated with introduction of women's tuxedo, trouser suit
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- Charleston Daily Mail
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- June 2, 2008
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WASHINGTON - Yves Saint Laurent, the French clothing designer who
was an emperor of world fashion and who was credited with
revolutionizing the way women looked and were looked upon, died
Sunday at his home in Paris. He was 71.
His label had been sold years ago, and he had been retired for
more than five years. A longtime friend said his death followed a
long illness.
A hero in his country, a celebrity among the fashionable of the
world, the bespectacled Saint Laurent made contributions to both
couture and ready-to-wear that gave him the status of legend. The
successor to Christian Dior, he was throughout the latter part of
the 20th century a reigning eminence in his field - trailblazer and ...
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