Bob Mackie, the sequins-king behind Cher and Diana Ross, dies at 87
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Bob Mackie, the legendary fashion and costume designer known for dressing Cher, Diana Ross, Tina Turner and many Hollywood stars in dazzling sequined gowns, died at 87. Born in Monterey Park, California, he began as a sketch artist in 1961, created the wardrobe for The Carol Burnett Show for 11 seasons, won nine Emmys, earned three Oscar nominations, and launched a ready‑to‑wear line and Barbie dolls in 1982, leaving a lasting legacy of bold, glamorous design.
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