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Designer DNA, Volume 1, Episode 2, Donna Karan
directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, in Designer DNA, Volume 1, Episode 2 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2010), 48 mins
Designers are characterized by certain trademarks that remain consistent throughout their careers, trademarks that are at the very core of their “design DNA.” In this episode, we explore the signature style of Donna Karan. It all started with 7 easy pieces of wardrobe staples which then blossomed into a life...
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directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, in Designer DNA, Volume 1, Episode 2 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2010), 48 mins
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Designers are characterized by certain trademarks that remain consistent throughout their careers, trademarks that are at the very core of their “design DNA.” In this episode, we explore the signature style of Donna Karan. It all started with 7 easy pieces of wardrobe staples which then blossomed into a lifestyle brand. Whether influenced by her beloved New York, her deep spirituality or her intrinsic understanding of a woman's needs, each...
Designers are characterized by certain trademarks that remain consistent throughout their careers, trademarks that are at the very core of their “design DNA.” In this episode, we explore the signature style of Donna Karan. It all started with 7 easy pieces of wardrobe staples which then blossomed into a lifestyle brand. Whether influenced by her beloved New York, her deep spirituality or her intrinsic understanding of a woman's needs, each season Donna Karan delivers luxurious style that makes a woman look and feel her best.
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Field of Study
Fashion Studies
Content Type
Documentary, Biography
Contributor
Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
Author / Creator
Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992
Date Published / Released
2010
Publisher
Videofashion
Series
Designer DNA
Person Discussed
Donna Karan, 1948-
Topic / Theme
Donna Karan New York, DKNY, Mix-and-match fashion, American fashion, Women's wear, Fashion industry, Fashion designers, Jersey (Fabric)
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Donna Karan, 1948-, Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992, Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
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Designer DNA, Volume 1, Episode 5, Chanel
directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, in Designer DNA, Volume 1, Episode 5 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2010), 48 mins
Designers are characterized by certain trademarks that remain consistent throughout their careers, trademarks that are at the very core of their “design DNA.” In this episode, we explore the signature style of the House of Chanel. From the iconic tweed to the quilted leather handbag, Chanel has woven its ico...
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directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, in Designer DNA, Volume 1, Episode 5 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2010), 48 mins
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Designers are characterized by certain trademarks that remain consistent throughout their careers, trademarks that are at the very core of their “design DNA.” In this episode, we explore the signature style of the House of Chanel. From the iconic tweed to the quilted leather handbag, Chanel has woven its iconic imagery into the fabric of fashion. Coco Chanel changed the face of contemporary sportswear but Karl Lagerfeld has transformed the...
Designers are characterized by certain trademarks that remain consistent throughout their careers, trademarks that are at the very core of their “design DNA.” In this episode, we explore the signature style of the House of Chanel. From the iconic tweed to the quilted leather handbag, Chanel has woven its iconic imagery into the fabric of fashion. Coco Chanel changed the face of contemporary sportswear but Karl Lagerfeld has transformed the label into the harbinger of modern, sporty, Parisian style.
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Field of Study
Fashion Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
Author / Creator
Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992
Date Published / Released
2010
Publisher
Videofashion
Series
Designer DNA
Person Discussed
Coco Chanel, 1883-1971, Karl Lagerfeld, 1933-2019
Topic / Theme
Chanel S.A., American fashion, French fashion, Dresses, Jackets (Garments), Fashion designers, Fashion industry
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Coco Chanel, 1883-1971, Karl Lagerfeld, 1933-2019, Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992, Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
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Designer DNA, Volume 1, Episode 12, Jean Paul Gaultier
directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, in Designer DNA, Volume 1, Episode 12 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2011), 48 mins
Designers are characterized by certain trademarks that remain consistent throughout their careers, trademarks that are at the very core of their “design DNA.” In this episode, we explore the distinctive style of Jean Paul Gaultier, who is often referred to as the fashion world's “enfant terrible.” He is a...
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directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, in Designer DNA, Volume 1, Episode 12 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2011), 48 mins
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Designers are characterized by certain trademarks that remain consistent throughout their careers, trademarks that are at the very core of their “design DNA.” In this episode, we explore the distinctive style of Jean Paul Gaultier, who is often referred to as the fashion world's “enfant terrible.” He is a designer whose theatrical shows shake up the conventional outlook on style and break down the barriers on what is considered “beaut...
Designers are characterized by certain trademarks that remain consistent throughout their careers, trademarks that are at the very core of their “design DNA.” In this episode, we explore the distinctive style of Jean Paul Gaultier, who is often referred to as the fashion world's “enfant terrible.” He is a designer whose theatrical shows shake up the conventional outlook on style and break down the barriers on what is considered “beautiful.” From conical bras to Madonna’s corsets, Gaultier took corsetry out of the boudoir and put it on display. In Gaultier’s hands, the nautical stripe became a decoration that was made for more than just sailing. He is a consummate rule-breaker, and can mix multicultural references like no other. But it is his playful wit and adoration for Paris and French culture that is second to none in the fashion world.
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Field of Study
Fashion Studies
Content Type
Documentary, Biography
Contributor
Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
Author / Creator
Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992
Date Published / Released
2011
Publisher
Videofashion
Series
Designer DNA
Speaker / Narrator
Jean Paul Gaultier, 1952-
Person Discussed
Jean Paul Gaultier, 1952-
Topic / Theme
Jean Paul Gaultier, Punk look, Nautical style, Haute Couture, French fashion, Corsets, Fashion designers, Fashion industry
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Jean Paul Gaultier, 1952-, Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992, Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
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Designer Marathon, Volume 1, Episode 1, Viktor & Rolf
directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, Videofashion, in Designer Marathon, Volume 1, Episode 1 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2007), 48 mins
Dutch designers Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren have taken the idea of the fashion show and turned it on its head to make their show one of the most anticipated events on the Paris schedule. Each season they continue to reinterpret the rules. Viktor & Rolf are now part of fashion's top tier of luxury brands, with...
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directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, Videofashion, in Designer Marathon, Volume 1, Episode 1 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2007), 48 mins
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Dutch designers Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren have taken the idea of the fashion show and turned it on its head to make their show one of the most anticipated events on the Paris schedule. Each season they continue to reinterpret the rules. Viktor & Rolf are now part of fashion's top tier of luxury brands, with lucrative licensing deals and mass appeal.
Field of Study
Fashion Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, Videofashion
Author / Creator
Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992
Date Published / Released
2007
Publisher
Videofashion
Series
Designer Marathon
Person Discussed
Rolf Snoeren, 1969-, Viktor Horsting, 1969-, Rufus Wainwright, 1973-, Tori Amos, 1960-, Tilda Swinton, 1960-
Topic / Theme
Viktor & Rolf, Haute Couture, Dutch fashion, Coats, Fashion, Apparel, Fashion designers, Perfumes, Ribbon, Ruffles
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Rolf Snoeren, 1969-, Viktor Horsting, 1969-, Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992, Rufus Wainwright, 1973-, Tori Amos, 1960-, Tilda Swinton, 1960-, Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
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Designer Marathon, Volume 1, Episode 3, Jean Paul Gaultier
directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, Videofashion, in Designer Marathon, Volume 1, Episode 3 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2007), 48 mins
Newsmaker Jean Paul Gaultier has been making headlines since he exploded onto the fashion scene in 1976. Always a fashion catalyst, Gaultier packs huge auditoriums each fashion season with fans clamoring to see what revolutionary ideas he will present next. A cult following has given him the reputation of fashion'...
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directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, Videofashion, in Designer Marathon, Volume 1, Episode 3 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2007), 48 mins
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Newsmaker Jean Paul Gaultier has been making headlines since he exploded onto the fashion scene in 1976. Always a fashion catalyst, Gaultier packs huge auditoriums each fashion season with fans clamoring to see what revolutionary ideas he will present next. A cult following has given him the reputation of fashion's boy wonder, but his association with Madonna, and film legends like Luc Besson and Pedro Almodovar was what cemented his place in pop...
Newsmaker Jean Paul Gaultier has been making headlines since he exploded onto the fashion scene in 1976. Always a fashion catalyst, Gaultier packs huge auditoriums each fashion season with fans clamoring to see what revolutionary ideas he will present next. A cult following has given him the reputation of fashion's boy wonder, but his association with Madonna, and film legends like Luc Besson and Pedro Almodovar was what cemented his place in pop culture. Having passed the half-century mark himself, Jean Paul Gaultier can no longer be called an 'enfant terrible' but there's no denying that as a fashion force he is still one to be reckoned with.
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Field of Study
Fashion Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, Videofashion
Author / Creator
Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992
Date Published / Released
2007
Publisher
Videofashion
Series
Designer Marathon
Person Discussed
Jean Paul Gaultier, 1952-, Pedro Almodóvar, 1949-, Luc Besson, 1959-, Madonna, 1958-
Topic / Theme
Jean Paul Gaultier, Western style, Knitwear, Bohemian, Ethnic style, Haute Couture, Fetish fashions, French fashion, Trench coats, Full skirts, Girdles, Bomber jackets, T-shirts, Brassieres, Fashion, Apparel, Fashion designers, Smoking, Perfumes, Fur
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Person
Jean Paul Gaultier, 1952-, Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992, Pedro Almodóvar, 1949-, Luc Besson, 1959-, Madonna, 1958-, Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
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Designer Marathon, Volume 1, Episode 5, Marc Jacobs
directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, Videofashion, in Designer Marathon, Volume 1, Episode 5 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2007), 48 mins
Plucked from New York City's Parsons School of Design in 1984 to start his own line, Marc Jacobs - today's king of all that is downtown cool - has survived a lion's share of ups and downs, and has managed to consistently land on his feet. Though he was unceremoniously fired by Perry Ellis in 1992 for his infamous...
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directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, Videofashion, in Designer Marathon, Volume 1, Episode 5 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2007), 48 mins
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Plucked from New York City's Parsons School of Design in 1984 to start his own line, Marc Jacobs - today's king of all that is downtown cool - has survived a lion's share of ups and downs, and has managed to consistently land on his feet. Though he was unceremoniously fired by Perry Ellis in 1992 for his infamous grunge collection, he bounced back on top when the French house of Louis Vuitton appointed Marc Jacobs as Artistic Director in 1997. He...
Plucked from New York City's Parsons School of Design in 1984 to start his own line, Marc Jacobs - today's king of all that is downtown cool - has survived a lion's share of ups and downs, and has managed to consistently land on his feet. Though he was unceremoniously fired by Perry Ellis in 1992 for his infamous grunge collection, he bounced back on top when the French house of Louis Vuitton appointed Marc Jacobs as Artistic Director in 1997. He successfully oversaw the house's first foray into clothing design. He has since been producing the fashion industry's most covetable creations, and as his long list of accomplishments grows, so does his adoring - and oftentimes high profile - fan club.
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Field of Study
Fashion Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, Videofashion
Author / Creator
Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992
Date Published / Released
2007
Publisher
Videofashion
Series
Designer Marathon
Person Discussed
Marc Jacobs, 1963-, Perry Ellis, 1940-1986
Topic / Theme
Marc by Marc Jacobs, Marc Jacobs, Perry Ellis, Grunge, Sportswear, American fashion, Menswear, Cargo pants, Coats, Sweaters, Fashion, Apparel, Fashion designers, Polka dots
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Person
Marc Jacobs, 1963-, Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992, Perry Ellis, 1940-1986, Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
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Designer Marathon, Volume 1, Episode 8, Celine
directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, Videofashion, in Designer Marathon, Volume 1, Episode 8 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2008), 48 mins
The house of Celine has been synonymous with French elegance and luxury, with roots dating back to after World War II. Fine leather accessories and classic sportswear designs are its heritage. Yet, for more than fifty years, the Celine collection was designed by creative teams, then in 1997, American designer Mich...
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directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, Videofashion, in Designer Marathon, Volume 1, Episode 8 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2008), 48 mins
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The house of Celine has been synonymous with French elegance and luxury, with roots dating back to after World War II. Fine leather accessories and classic sportswear designs are its heritage. Yet, for more than fifty years, the Celine collection was designed by creative teams, then in 1997, American designer Michael Kors brought new excitement to the brand. Today designer Ivana Omazic points Celine toward the future.
Field of Study
Fashion Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, Videofashion
Author / Creator
Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992
Date Published / Released
2008
Publisher
Videofashion
Series
Designer Marathon
Person Discussed
Michael Kors, 1959-, Ivana Omazic, 1973-, Roberto Menichetti, 1966-, Patrick Dupond, 1959-
Topic / Theme
Celine, Michael Kors for Celine, Sportswear, Knitwear, Ready-to-wear, French fashion, Accessories, Trousers, Fashion, Apparel, Fashion designers, Dance and dancing, Leather and suede
Copyright Message
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Person
Michael Kors, 1959-, Ivana Omazic, 1973-, Roberto Menichetti, 1966-, Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992, Patrick Dupond, 1959-, Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
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Designer Marathon, Volume 2, Episode 5, Ferragamo
directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, in Designer Marathon, Volume 2, Episode 5 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2008), 48 mins
Although founder Salvatore Ferragamo passed away in 1960, the Italian fashion house is still going strong thanks to younger generations. Ferragamo has expanded to accessories and ready-to-wear. 2007 was significant for Ferragamo as the company celebrated its 80th anniversary and prepared to go public. His wife Wan...
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directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, in Designer Marathon, Volume 2, Episode 5 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2008), 48 mins
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Although founder Salvatore Ferragamo passed away in 1960, the Italian fashion house is still going strong thanks to younger generations. Ferragamo has expanded to accessories and ready-to-wear. 2007 was significant for Ferragamo as the company celebrated its 80th anniversary and prepared to go public. His wife Wanda happily insists that he would be pleased. Salvatore’s grandson James Ferragamo says Ferragamo will always be a family business.
Field of Study
Fashion Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
Author / Creator
Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992
Date Published / Released
2008
Publisher
Videofashion
Series
Designer Marathon
Person Discussed
Salvatore Ferragamo, 1898-1960, James Ferragamo, Fiamma Ferragamo, Fulvia Ferragamo
Topic / Theme
Ferragamo, Knitwear, Ready-to-wear, Menswear, Women's wear, American fashion, Italian fashion, Scarves, Handbags and purses, Coats, Dresses, Suits (Garments), Wedge shoes, High heeled shoes, Shoes, Fashion designers, Fashion industry, Fashion trends, Cellophane yarn, Leather and suede
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Salvatore Ferragamo, 1898-1960, Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992, James Ferragamo, Fiamma Ferragamo, Fulvia Ferragamo, Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
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Designer Marathon, Volume 2, Episode 11, Bill Blass
directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, in Designer Marathon, Volume 2, Episode 11 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2008), 48 mins
Bill Blass was the first American designer to achieve superstardom. At age 17, Blass came to New York and began his career on Seventh Avenue. Not long after beginning his work as a sketcher, World War II broke out, but Blass persevered. Bill Blass, Ltd. would go on to become a branding powerhouse with Mr. Blass at...
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directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, in Designer Marathon, Volume 2, Episode 11 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2008), 48 mins
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Bill Blass was the first American designer to achieve superstardom. At age 17, Blass came to New York and began his career on Seventh Avenue. Not long after beginning his work as a sketcher, World War II broke out, but Blass persevered. Bill Blass, Ltd. would go on to become a branding powerhouse with Mr. Blass at the helm for more than 30 years.
Field of Study
Fashion Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
Author / Creator
Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992
Date Published / Released
2008
Publisher
Videofashion
Series
Designer Marathon
Person Discussed
Michaele Vollbracht, 1947-, Lars Nilsson, 1966-, Bill Blass, 1922-2002
Topic / Theme
Bill Blass, Evening wear, Sportswear, American fashion, Suits (Garments), Coats, Jackets (Garments), Dresses, Little black dresses, Cocktail dresses, Fashion trends, Fashion industry, Fashion designers, Fashion icons, Cashmere and pashmina, Linen, Silk, Wool
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Michaele Vollbracht, 1947-, Lars Nilsson, 1966-, Bill Blass, 1922-2002, Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992, Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
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Designer Marathon, Volume 2, Episode 13, Gianfranco Ferré
directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, in Designer Marathon, Volume 2, Episode 13 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2008), 48 mins
Known as the “architect of fashion” for the sculpted shapes and structured design of his work, Italian designer Gianfranco Ferré brought drama and elegance to the world of fashion. He replaced Marc Bohan at the helm of the French house of Christian Dior in 1989, though at the time it was almost unheard of to...
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directed by Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992; produced by Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013, in Designer Marathon, Volume 2, Episode 13 (New York, NY: Videofashion, 2008), 48 mins
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Known as the “architect of fashion” for the sculpted shapes and structured design of his work, Italian designer Gianfranco Ferré brought drama and elegance to the world of fashion. He replaced Marc Bohan at the helm of the French house of Christian Dior in 1989, though at the time it was almost unheard of to have a non-French designer established at the top of a Parisian fashion house. Ferré’s designs were often influenced by an East-meet...
Known as the “architect of fashion” for the sculpted shapes and structured design of his work, Italian designer Gianfranco Ferré brought drama and elegance to the world of fashion. He replaced Marc Bohan at the helm of the French house of Christian Dior in 1989, though at the time it was almost unheard of to have a non-French designer established at the top of a Parisian fashion house. Ferré’s designs were often influenced by an East-meets-West sensibility, but the most famous Ferré trademark was found in the flamboyant spirit of his white blouses.
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Field of Study
Fashion Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
Author / Creator
Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992
Date Published / Released
2008
Publisher
Videofashion
Series
Designer Marathon
Person Discussed
Gianfranco Ferré, 1944-2007
Topic / Theme
Gianfranco Ferré Collection, Studio One Collection, GF Ferre, Evening wear, Italian fashion, Shirts and blouses, Tuxedos, Suits (Garments), Dresses, Fashion designers, Fashion industry, Nylon
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Gianfranco Ferré, 1944-2007, Nicolas H. Charney, fl. 1992, Marlene Cardin, 1943-2013
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