Pierre Cardin helped define modernity in the 1960s and beyond
by Jess Cartner-Morley from on (#5C6KD)
Fashion designer will forever be associated with the decade that embraced his space-age aesthetic
The Beatles smiling for an early group portrait in 1963, their pixie handsomeness perfectly framed by four snappy collarless jackets. US first lady, Jackie Kennedy, unimpeachably elegant in a boxy scarlet wool day-suit on a visit to Canada in 1962. Marisa Berenson in a groovy sunset-hued kaftan, gazing through matchstick lashes at the lens of Irving Penn for a 1967 cover of Vogue.
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