The designer worked for Bill Blass, Jones New York and OshKosh, created a children's collection for Nancy Reagan's anti-drug campaign that is now in the Smithsonian, and taught fashion until he was 82.
The French-born founder of the Visages photo agency championed Herb Ritts, Mary Ellen Mark and George Hurrell through the 1980s and '90s. She died at home in Los Angeles after a long illness.
The Delhi-born journalist sold suitcases near Yankee Stadium after arriving in New York, helped launch Forbes.com, founded GigaOm and became a venture partner at True Ventures.
A teenage partisan and national cycling champion, he defected in 1955, built ICN Pharmaceuticals from a California garage and returned to serve as Yugoslavia's prime minister in 1992.
