Iconic designer Roberto Cavalli dies at 83 in Italy

The fashion world is mourning the departure of an icon, Roberto Cavalli diedthe Italian genius who revolutionized the catwalks with his leopard prints and exquisite glamour, He died on Friday, April 12 at the age of 83 at his home in Florence.after a battle against a long illness.

Since the 1970s, Robert Cavalli left one indelible mark on the fashion industrydressing stars such as Sophia Loren and Brigitte Bardot with their daring creations that exalted the female figure.

Their designs, characterized by animal prints and a unique sensuality, continued to dazzle throughout the decades, conquering the hearts of modern celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez.

Off the runway, Cavalli was a man of eccentric tastes and passionate passions. A lover of Ferraris, horses and cigars, his lavish lifestyle was reflected in every facet of his life. Married to a Miss Universe finalist, owner of a purple helicopter and a vineyard in Tuscany, and surrounded by friends like Sharon Stone and Cindy Crawford, Cavalli lived a life worthy of a novel.

Ups and downs in Roberto Cavalli's career

Despite her success in the fashion world, Roberto Cavalli He also faced challenges. He faced trial for tax fraud in Italy, although he was finally acquitted. Furthermore, his company faced financial difficulties, which led him to sell the majority of his shares in 2015.

Roberto Cavalli He was not only a designer, he was a visionary who transcended the boundaries of fashion. Her love of nature inspired her iconic prints. and his limitless creativity led him to expand his empire beyond clothing, dabbling in decoration, wine, jewelry and much more. Although his artistic direction of the group came to an end in 2013, his legacy will live on in fashion history as a true icon of style and extravagance.

(With information from AFP)

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