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Garment Technology for Fashion Designers by Gerry Cooklin, 2008-11-30
Fashion Statements: Interviews with Fashion Designers by Francesca Alfano Miglietti, 2006-10-24
Fashion Designer (Virtual Apprentice) by Don Rauf, Monique Vescia, 2009-05
Japanese Fashion: A Cultural History by Toby Slade, 2009-12-15
Barbie Fashion Designer by Reader's Digest, 2007-02-06
Fashion Design: The Art of Style (The World of Fashion series) by Jen Jones, 2007-03-01
The Threads Of Time, The Fabric Of History: Profiles Of African American Dressmakers And Designers From 1850 To The Present by Rosemary Reed E. Miller; Rosemary E. Reed Miller, 2007-01-30
Isaac Mizrahi (Profiles in Fashion) by Lisa Petrillo, 2010-09-30
ANNIE'S FAVORITE DESIGNER FASHIONS by DON, JR. BALL, 2001
Garb: A Fashion and Culture Reader by Kathryn Hagen, Parme Giuntini, 2007-01-20
Madame Gres: Sphinx of Fashion by Patricia Mears, 2008-03-28
Visionaire's Fashion 2001: Designers Of The New Avant-Garde by Stephen Gan, Mark Holgate, et all 1999-11-20
Marc Jacobs (Profiles in Fashion) by Leslie Wolf Branscomb, 2010-09-30
Fashion: The Key Concepts by Jennifer Craik, 2009-09-15

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History Of Fashion Designer Norman Norell
Profile offered of the Hollywood studios designer, considered to be one of the foremost American designers of the 20th century.
http://www.designerhistory.com/historyofashion/norell.html

Extractions: Website: www.normannorell.com Norman Norell was born as Norman David Levinson in Noblesville, Indiana, USA in 1900. His father had a haberdashery. From early boyhood, he had an ambition to be an artist. He spent a brief period at military school during World War I. In 1918, he attended Parsons School of Design in New York, followed by fashion design at the Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York from 1920 to 1922. In 1922, he joined the New York studio of Paramount Pictures where he designed clothes for Gloria Swanson and other stars of silent movies. Two of his films were "The Sainted Devil" with Rudolph Valentino and "Zaza" with Gloria Swanson. Later on his clothes could be seen in the films "That Touch of Mink" and "The Wheeler Dealers". He then worked as a costume designer on Broadway, making the costumes for the Ziefeld Follies and the Cotton Club, as well as for the Brooks Costume Company and for wholesale dress manufacturer Charles Armour. In 1928, he was hired by Hattie CARNEGIE and remained with her until 1941. Norell got his first Coty Fashion Award in 1943. He also started teaching at the Parsons School of design in New York, which he continued doing right up to 1972. Right till the end of his life, he made unpublicized daily visits to assist fashion design students at Parsons. In 1956 Parsons awarded him their Medal for Distinguished Achievement.
IPLUGiN -- Emerging And Independent Art, Music, Fashion And Film
Print and online publication to introduce consumers to emerging American and international artists, musicians, filmmakers, and fashion designers.
http://www.iplugin.com
Fashion Designers Clothing Clothing Fabric - New Zealand
fashion designers Clothing Clothing Fabric New Zealand Yellow Pages®.Auckland Region,Canterbury,Hawke s Bay,Nelson Bays,Northland,Otago,Waikato
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History Of Fashion Designer Jessica Ogden
Profile provided for the London designer.
http://www.designerhistory.com/historyofashion/ogden.html

Extractions: Jessica Ogden was born of British parents, in the late 1960's, in Jamaica and was brought up there. She is a graduate of the Byan Shaw School of Art. She initially worked with NoLoGo and launched her own label in 1993. Jessica is a pioneer of salvage fashion, a true original. Her Spring/Summer 2001 show, staged as a tearoom dance, was as delightful as her "one-off" clothes. Antique textiles, cottons and threadbare lace are reworked and hand-stitched into lyrical designs that speak of feminine romance and sweet nostalgia. Her simple, slightly naïve shapes, usually wrapped and layered to flatter any figure, show a child-like charm. She is a master deconstructionist, with a penchant for distressed fabrics and an original style. Hers is a mixture of fashion and craft. Ogden's Spring/Summer 2002 show, was in an empty church in London, but she did not provide any chairs, everyone had to stand up. Her collection was entitled "Threads that Tie" and was typical of her aesthetic gentle style. Faded printed cotton tunics were layered over APC jeans and accessorized with macramé slippers. Wrap dresses had asymmetrical pleating details attached to the waist and Greek inspired bindings. Standout pieces included a strapless, mid-calf length dress made out of patchwork fabric and a white embroidered skirt, worn over jeans.
Tres Milagros
Stuffed toys based on a parody of the fashion designers Ruff Lauren, Canine (K9) Klein, and Tony Holedigger.
http://yacatl.tripod.com/tresmilagros

Extractions: Search: Lycos Tripod Free Games Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... How to Get Us to Your House Tres Milagros Do you have Three Wishes? Legend has it that Yacatl is the mythical Aztec goddess of good fortune and commerce. We have called upon her mythical powers to help us to help you realize your Tres Milagros (your Three Wishes). On the following pages this site is hosted by our Three Wishes. Our Three Wishes come in the form of Parodias Caninas . Currently there are three of them to hold down the fort: "Ruff Lauren ", "Canine (K9) Klein " and "Tony Holedigger Each "Ruff ", and "Tony " is an inch over one foot tall. They are made of the finest plush in the world. Each cuddly puppy has his name printed on the front of his undershirt and is stuffed with his own custom printed X-Large Adult-sized T-shirt. The shirt is made of premium 100% cotton which makes it the epitomy of comfort for sleep or everyday wear.
History Of Fashion Designer Justin Oh
Profile provided for designer who trained with Yohji Yamamoto before forging his signature line.
http://www.designerhistory.com/historyofashion/oh.html

Extractions: Website: www.justinoh.co.uk Justin Oh was born in Malaysia in the mid-1970's. He came to London and studied at Central St. Martins College of Fashion, as well as the Royal College of Art, graduating in 1995. His first step on the fashion career, was to work for Yohji Yamamoto, the famous Japanese designer. He started his own label in 1996 in London. He modifies classics such as the shirt and trenchcoat and re-invents traditional tailoring. His street smart garments combine modern femininity with a sportswear edge. He is not afraid to experiment with ultra-modern fabrics. In 2000 he launched a collection of mens shirts and shoes to add to his womenswear. His vision for Spring/Summer 2001 included bold stripes and octagon prints, with splashes of pure colour, and lots of sheen translucent fabrics. He also used a silver haired model in her 50's. Spring/Summer 2003 Justin Oh presented his Spring/Summer 2003 collection during London Fashion week in September 2002, and on the left is an outfit from that collection. He presented numerous variations on jackets and skirts with different lengths and intricate detailing.
History Of Fashion Designer House Of Prada
Profile, educational, and career track provided of designer who took over her family's luggage company to grow it into a multinational label.
http://www.designerhistory.com/historyofashion/prada.html

Extractions: Website: www.prada.com The Prada label was begun in 1913 by Mario Prada when he began selling shoes, leather handbags and trunks. He opened two boutiques in Milan after experience in Europe and U.S.A. The classic Prada suitcase was made of heavy walrus skin but as plane travel made heavy suitcases impractical, the company started to make lighter bags and high quality items made of crystals, tortoise shell and wood. They also sold garments of waterproof fabrics to the U.S. However the company had gone into decline in the 1970's. 1950 Miuccia Prada was born. By her mid-20's she had a doctorate in political science and in her 30's, she was a communist. In 1970 she started making backpack bags out of waterproof fabric called Pocone. 1979 She took over the Prada family business. Since sales were down, she expanded into luxury tote bags and backpacks in black with flat classic lines, made from nylon. 1985 She launched a line of footwear for women and her first pret-a-porter clothing line, using high quality fabrics. Her clean lines gave her fame, and she came to be known for under-stated elegant garments. 1993 She received an International award from the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
History Of Fashion Designer Emilio Pucci
Profile provided of the designer who introduced Capri pants in 1949.
http://www.designerhistory.com/historyofashion/pucci.html

Extractions: Website: www.emiliopucci.com Emilio Pucci di Barsento, Marquis of Barsento, was born in Naples, Italy in 1914. He spent two years at Milan University, before moving to the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, USA for a further two years of study. In 1934 he was a member of the Italian Olympic ski team. In 1937, he won a skiing scholarship to Reed College in Oregon. There he majored in social sciences and received his MA two years later in 1939. He made his first venture into fashion by designing the uniforms for the Ski team. Being born into an aristocratic family, he was the first Pucci to actually work in over 1,000 years. But he spared his family honour by signing his work only as "Emilio". Returning to Italy, he spent the war years as a bomber in the Italian Air Force. He was awarded a doctorate in political science from the University of Florence in 1941. Pucci was a keen sportsman and as a high school student had been a member of the Italian Olympic ski team. After World War II, in 1947, he was photographed by Toni Frissell of Harper's Bazaar on the Italian ski slopes, wearing ski pants of his own design. The magazine asked him to create some winter clothes for women, which it subsequently published and which per put on sale in various New York stores. In 1949, Pucci opened a boutique in Capri, selling the range of his interesting items. He introduced "Capri Pants" which took the world by storm.
History Of Fashion Designer Jean Patou
Designer profile and history and succession of designers at the house provided.
http://www.designerhistory.com/historyofashion/patou.html

Extractions: Jean Patou was born in Normandy, France, in 1880. Patou's father was a leading tanner (leather maker) and his uncle owned a fur business which Patou joined in 1907. In 1912 Patou opened Maison Parry, a small dressmaking salon in Paris, and sold his entire 1914 collection to one American buyer. His career was then interrupted by the war, which he spent as an army captain. In 1919, he reopened his salon, this time under his own name. His collections were successful from the start. He showed bell-skirted, high-waisted shepherdess-style dresses, many embroidered in the Russian style. He designed for actresses such as Constance Bennett, Mary Pickford and Louise Brooks, but his finest achievements were in the field of sports wear, which always occupied an important position in his collections. In the early 20's, his inspired work in the sportswear field gave fashion another dimension. He dressed tennis star Suzanne Lenglen in styles that she wore both on and off the tennis court. Other clients included the Dolly Sisters, who took 200 changes of garments on their tour of the USA, in the mid 20's, all made by Patou.
FICA - Fur Information Council Of America
USA. Nonprofit trade organization for retailers, wholesalers, fashion designers, business analysts and editors involved in the fur industry. Extensive information about the history, uses and care of fur. Links to related sites.
http://www.fur.org/

Extractions: Seen on the runway, in top fashion magazines and in the closets of fashion trendsetters everywhere, the growing phenomenon of this highly coveted luxury fabric is irrefutable. This season fur fashion celebrates the luxury of expressing individuality through the versatility of design, From richly colored furs in mouthwatering hues of juicy sweetness to luxuriously sheared minks that appear to melt under the touch, fur takes center stage in the collections of today's top designers. Innovations in dying, shearing, laser cutting and embellishing give designers license to let their creativity run wild. The result is fur as you've never seen it before! August 2005, New York, NY INNOVATIVE DESIGNS SHOWCASE FURS VERSATILITY June 2005, New York, NY FICA PRESENTS: CLOSE-UPS FUR FASHION 2005 ... T.L.C. for F.U.R. TOP TEN WAYS TO KEEP YOUR FUR LOOKING FABULOUS
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Canada. Latest collections from all the designers.
http://www.torontofashionweek.com
Fashionangel.com - Your Door To All The Fashion On The Web
Comprehensive categorized directory of fashion related web sites. designers, stylists, photographers, resources, publications, online shopping and forum.
http://www.fashionangel.com/
Fashion To Fashion
Information about designers, models, boutiques, health, beauty tips.
http://www.geocities.com/fashion2f/htm/index.htm
Digital Textile Printing World Wide Resource For The Fashion And Interior Trade
Directory for consultants, designers, manufacturers and fashion houses, active in or related to the digital textile printing industry.
http://www.digitaltextile.com/

Extractions: Digital Textile Printing world wide resource for the fashion and interior trade using printed: Cotton, Linen, lycra, Silk, Trevira CS Digital textile printing Equipment Digital textile printing Services Textile products printed digitally Billboard Digital Textile Printing Equipment Digital Textile Printer Refill Cartridges bulk ink system All what you need to set up a complete digital textile printing service can be found at this site. Partners in Australia - Canada - China - Czech Republic - Denmark - Finland - Germany - Greece - India - Japan - Poland - Portugal - Russia - Singapore - Spain - Thailand - United Kingdom - USA. Interior fabrics Digital Printing Cotton and linen curtains
Fashion - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
A fashion is also a design (as in a curious fashion ) or a method (a cruel designers show the public what is new and in style by using fashion models
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fashion

Extractions: The term fashion applies to a characteristic means of expression or presentation; fashions may follow trends, in which they gain or lose popularity. A fashion is also a design (as in a 'curious fashion') or a method (a 'cruel fashion'). "Fashion" is also a verb meaning to make into a required form. edit Fashions are social psychology phenomena common to many fields of human activity and thinking. Although that concept frequently applies to clothes and other aspects of appearance , it can apply also to: Fashion exists in the interstices of aesthetics with innovation , coupled with pleasing details and expense.
FashioNZ - Fashion New Zealand, Designer Clothes, Womens, Mens & Childrens Fashi
fashion site featuring advertorial, listings of New Zealand designers, competitions and email subscription to weekly report.
http://www.fashionz.co.nz

Extractions: Fashion New Zealand. It's our job to keep YOU up to-date with the designers, the looks, and the trends. We want you to enjoy the full diversity so you can choose the look that's just right for you. Visit your favourite designers and labels - every site is updated each season and shows the latest colours, fabrics,and styling. Then take a peek in the stores you like - you can window shop your whole town in 5 minutes! Keep up with news, who's who, what's what and all our competitions in our weekly fashion report. Our designers and labels are in great demand both here and overseas. Find out everything, the latest looks, the best stores, fashion events, and find out more about APPAREL, the ONLY trade magazine for the 'rag trade' industry, and magazines such as Simply YOU.
FIDM - Museum And Gallery Archives
Links to exhibitions featuring the works of designers in various films, including Academy Award winners and nominees, from the fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising.
http://fidm.com/features/Gallery/galleryarchives.htm

Extractions: The 12th Annual Art of Motion ... FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions For website-related problems or comments contact: webmaster@fidm.com . To best experience the multimedia elements of this website, please read the Technology Usage page. Use of this site signifies your agreement to our Visit FIDM's additional web sites:
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Focus on designerâcelebrity relationships and creation of a public image. Includes links to designers' web sites. Requires Flash.
http://www.lafilmfashion.com/
FashionToolbox.com - Design Software For Apparel, Textile And Surface Designers
Overthe-counter fashion design software package and fashion and textile clipart for designers.
http://www.fashiontoolbox.com/

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