Designer Rosita Missoni, Pioneer Of Coloured Knitwear, Dies Aged 93

Italian designer Rosita Missoni, co-founder of the eponymous fashion house known for its bright and patterned styles, died on Thursday at the age of 93, a company official said. She had launched the business in 1953 with her husband Ottavio Missoni, developing a brand which became popular for its colourful knitwear featuring geometric patterns and stripes, including the signature zigzag motif known as fiammato. Read more at Reuters.

One Reply to “Designer Rosita Missoni, Pioneer Of Coloured Knitwear, Dies Aged 93”

  1. Rosita was a lovely elegant woman and also sharp as can be. While working for Marzotto and heading up Missoni Uomo for the USA, I had the great privilege to join the Missonis at Sumiragi. The Missoni compound was home and work. Their creativity lives on in the next generations

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