Bob Mackie's iconic dresses from Monroe to Cher

American fashion designer Bob Mackie has passed away at the age of 87, leaving behind a significant legacy in the world of stage shows and celebrity fashion design, especially among Hollywood actresses like Cher, Dolly Parton, and Tina Turner. He was famously known as the "Lord of the Tuxedo" and the "Raja of Rhinestones" for his creations that relied on jewelry, crystals, feathers, and fringes, transforming clothing into artistic tools that highlight the star personalities and help craft their iconic images. One of his most notable achievements was designing Cher's look at the 1974 Met Gala, which sparked widespread controversy and sparked his bold and innovative style that became his trademark. He also had a major influence on stage and performance costume design, leaving his mark with Marilyn Monroe's famous dress and costumes for other stars. Mackie received numerous awards, including a Tony Award and a prominent recognition within the world of fashion design.

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