Pierre Cardin Collection

Models at rehearsals for a charity gala Pierre Cardin is giving at the Commonwealth Institute, London. 23rd February 1966

Pierre Cardin mens fashion. 24th February 1966

Red and cream loafers designed by Pierre Cardin and worn by Fats Domino
African-American pianist and singer-songwriter Antoine Dominique Domino Jr. (1928-2017), known as Fats Domino, was one of the pioneers of rock and roll music. He sold more than 65 million records

Necktie worn by Ira Tucker, after 1950. Creator: Pierre Cardin
Ira B. Tucker (1925-2008) was the lead singer with the American gospel group The Dixie Hummingbirds. Tucker was with the band for 70 years, from 1938, when he joined at the age of 13

Pierre Cardin mens fashion designer. 24th February 1966

Pierre Cardin mens fashion. Pierre Cardin pictured seated second from right. 24th February 1966

Pierre Cardin pictured with a model displaying one of his mens fashion designs. 24th February 1966

A model prior to a charity gala Pierre Cardin is giving at the Commonwealth Institute, London. 23rd February 1966

Models in preparation for a charity gala Pierre Cardin is giving at the Commonwealth Institute, London. Model, Hiroko Matsumoto, pictured on the right. 23rd February 1966

Pierre Cardin mens swimwear fashion presentation. Paris, France. 4th March 1965

French couturier, Pierre Cardin, at rehearsals for a charity gala he is giving at the Commonwealth Institute, London. 23rd February 1966

A model at rehearsals for a charity gala Pierre Cardin is giving at the Commonwealth Institute, London. 23rd February 1966

Models at rehearsals for a Pierre Cardin charity gala he is giving at the Commonwealth Institute, London. 23rd February 1966

The rehearsal for the first Sunday Times International Fashion Awards show in the Grand Ballroom in Londons Hilton Hotel. Left to right, Emilio Pucci, Pierre Cardin

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In the world of fashion, Pierre Cardin is a name that resonates with timeless elegance and innovative designs. Renowned for his menswear creations, Cardin's influence can be seen in every detail of his work. From the iconic red and cream loafers worn by Fats Domino to the necktie donned by Ira Tucker, it is evident that Cardin's craftsmanship knows no bounds. On the 24th of February 1966, Pierre Cardin solidified his status as a trailblazing menswear designer. Pictured seated second from right, he exudes confidence and sophistication alongside fellow fashion enthusiasts. His impeccable taste shines through as he poses with a model showcasing one of his exquisite designs. But it doesn't stop there - charity galas became another platform for Cardin to showcase his creative genius. Models at rehearsals for these prestigious events were adorned in breathtaking ensembles meticulously crafted by him. The anticipation builds as they prepare to grace the Commonwealth Institute with their ethereal beauty. Cardin's talent extends beyond clothing; even swimwear falls under his realm of expertise. In Paris on the 4th of March 1965, he presented an unforgettable collection of men's swimwear fashion. Each piece was a testament to both style and functionality - capturing attention on sandy beaches worldwide. French couturier extraordinaire, Pierre Cardin never ceases to amaze us with his artistic vision and dedication to pushing boundaries within menswear design. As he prepares for yet another charity gala at the Commonwealth Institute, we eagerly await what marvels will grace our eyes next - forever inspired by this true icon in the world of fashion.