Kate Spade, the designer who rose to fashion fame in the 1990s with her eponymous handbag and later, accessory and clothing line, died on Tuesday of an apparent suicide. She was 55 years old. Spade was one of the first designers to recognize the possibilities of the lifestyle space. Her brand is best known for...
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