


Italian Fashion Icon Rosita Missoni Passes Away at 93
Rosita Missoni, co-founder of the iconic fashion house known for its colorful knitwear, has died at the age of 93.
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Rosita Missoni, the influential co-founder of the renowned Missoni fashion house, passed away peacefully at 93. She and her husband, Ottavio, launched the brand in 1953, becoming known for their vibrant knitwear with signature zigzag patterns. Over the decades, they helped define Italian ready-to-wear fashion, receiving critical acclaim and global recognition. Missoni's legacy continues through her family's ongoing involvement in the brand, which has grown into a fashion dynasty. Her death marks a significant loss for the fashion world, particularly in Italy.
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