Couturier who created Le Smoking tuxedo for short NYT crossword answer is:
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Yves Saint Laurent is the couturier who created the iconic Le Smoking tuxedo for women. The tuxedo was first presented in 1966 and revolutionized fashion by introducing a traditionally masculine garment to the female wardrobe. It has since become a timeless classic and has been worn by some of the most influential women in history. Yves Saint Laurent's legacy lives on and his Le Smoking tuxedo continues to be a symbol of power and elegance.
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