Ottavio Missoni, founder of one of the world's most famous brands, had died at his home in Sumirago, Italy late last week. He was 92. In a statement, the brand said its founder passed peacefully, surrounded by his family. While no cause of death was given, WWD reported that Ottavio had been hospitalised for a cardiac impairment on May 1, but was released on the same day. It's another piece of sad news for one of fashion's most iconic families: just four months ago, Ottavio's son Vittorio vanished in a plane disappearance, and he has not been found. Though there were sad moments in Ottavio's near century on Earth, there were also groundbreaking and iconic moments, too — both personally and professionally. In addition to being a skilled designer and textile innovator, Ottavio was also an Olympic athlete, a soldier, and one of the most elegant men in the world. A look at his life and accomplishments, here in the gallery.
The 2013 Costume Institute Benefit for the 
We love that she stuck to her signature "less is more" styling approaching, adding only the minimum in festival-going necessities. Her tan shoulder bag, aviator sunglasses, metal-tipped ankle boots, and Jennifer Fisher cuff were the only accessories thrown into the mix. 
