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By Sarah Mills
LONDON (Reuters) â Jackets worn by rocker Mick Jagger and dresses donned by actresses Nicole Kidman and Sarah Jessica Parker are going under the hammer as part of a sale of outfits from late fashion designer LâWren Scottâs archives.
Auction house Christieâs is putting up 55 lots designed by Scott, who died from suicide in 2014 at age 49.
Scott, who was Jaggerâs girlfriend at the time of her death, was known for her sleek, intricately detailed dresses.
âShe was so completely elegant and glamorous and she had this feeling that everything should be as it was during the old Hollywood period. Everything was just luxury and romance,â Caitlin Yates, head of sale at Christieâs London, told Reuters.
Designing concert clothes for a rock star is not a simple task, especially if that rock star is as specific as Mick Jagger about the message he wants to send.
Designing concert clothes for a rock star is not a simple task, especially if that rock star is as specific as Mick Jagger about the message he wants to send.
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