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Remembering Oscar, a Prehistory of Air Conditioning, and NFL to L.A.?

Oct. 21, 2014

Beloved fashion designer Oscar de la Renta died yesterday at the age of 82. He was known for his timelessly beautiful, yet wearable garments. Dresses that defined red-carpet style. First ladies turned to him ever since his ensembles helped crown Jackie O as a fashion icon. And actresses Jennifer Lawrence and Amy Adams are just some of his devoted followers.

Banner Image: Oscar de la Renta takes a bow with models after a fashion show.

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Remembering Oscar de la Renta

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