‘Essence of Parisian elegance’: Remembering fashion legend Jacqueline De Ribes


By AGENCY
A photo of Jacqueline De Ribes at the entrance to an exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2015. Photo: AFP

Countess Jacqueline De Ribes, the Parisian grande dame, tastemaker, fashion designer and much-photographed emblem of a rapidly fading culture, died Tuesday (Dec 30) in Switzerland. She was 96.

Her death, in a hospital, was confirmed by Francoise Dumas, a friend and events organiser for De Ribes, who lived primarily in Paris and near Lausanne, Switzerland.

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