Pierre Cardin Celebrates 60 years of Design
While in Paris recently, San Francisco Luxury Living contributor Karen Tamblyn and friend Joel Goodrich attended a private event at Maxim’s where they got to meet legendary designer Pierre Cardin.
The iconic Italian-born fashion designer, Sir Pierre Cardin (who owns Maxim’s) celebrated 60 years of extraordinary innovation and iconoclastic contribution to the world of fashion, interior design and perfume with the publication of a new book “Pierre Cardin, 60 ans de creation.”
Sir Pierre Cardin (left bottom), with Anne De Champigneul, Armand De Foucault, Joel Goodrich and Karen Tamblyn
“I grew up admiring his view of the world of fashion, his brand, his designs,” Karen says. “As a Peruvian, I didn’t get too much of the fashion world, but Pierre Cardin was an icon and a legend in Peru!”
Sir Pierre Cardin, Anne De Champigneul, Armand De Foucault
Photos: Armand De Foucault [parislifestyle.blogspot.com]
Further Information: Karen Tamblyn [karentamblyn.blogspot.com]
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