Mary Quant, Revolutionary Designer Who Liberated Women's Fashion, Dies at 93

Mary Quant was a pioneering British fashion designer who became famous for popularizing the miniskirt and hot pants in the 1960s.
Quant challenged conventions with her vibrant and affordable designs that appealed to young women seeking liberation from traditional styles.
Her iconic boutique Bazaar in London was ground zero for the Swinging Sixties fashion scene and propelled Quant to global fame.
Though Quant's career spanned over 60 years, her irreverent and whimsical aesthetic came to define an era of cultural upheaval and continues to inspire designers today.