Dressmaker Carol Horn, whose signature elongated designs and caftans caught on within the ’60s, died Thursday on the age of 86.
The sportswear designer had been under hospice care at Calvary Hospital on the time of her death, in line with her cousins Suzanne Horn and fashion publicist Sally Fischer in a joint interview.
Born in Brooklyn, Horn was an only child whose father worked within the housewares industry and whose elegant mother raised her to at all times put her best self forward. She bounced around to multiple schools, including the Calhoun School, Choate Rosemary Hall, Columbia University, Boston University and the Fashion Institute of Technology, amongst others.
A lifelong Upper East Sider, she began designing sportswear for juniors at Bryant...
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