The following biography contains information on Fashion Designer Narciso Rodriguez. BIOGRAPHY
Born in New Jersey of cuban-american parents, fashion designer narciso rodriguez reeived his formal education at the famous Parson's School of Design in New York. Following freelance work in New York's garment industry, he joined Anne Klein under Donna Karan, and later Calvin Klein designing women's ready-to-wear.
In 1995, Rodriguez became design director of TSE where he presented ready-t-owear collections for Men and women in New York simultaneously. Rodriguez was appointed design director of cerruti in Paris. It was at errutu that Narciso received worldwide attention when he designed the bias cut sheath wedding dress that his friend Carolyn Bessette would wear when she married John Kennedy Jr.
In October 1997, the first women's ready-to-wear collection under the Narciso Rodriguez label, in partnership with italian manufacturer Aeffe, was presented in Milan for the Spring/Summer 1998 season. Following the collection, Rodriguez was awarded "best new designer" at the vogue VH1 fashion awards in New York city and the "Perry Ellis Award" for best new designer by the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
Loewe, the Spanish luxury house established in Madrid i 1846 and owned by LVMH since January 1997, appointed rodriguez as Design Director of the Women's ready-to-wear collection. The first runway presentation for Loewe was held in March 1997 during the Fall/Winter 1998 season.
For his Fall/Winter 2001 ready-to-wear collection, Narciso Rodriguez decided to return to New York. Narciso is the first designer in history to receive the womenswear designer of the year award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America consecutively in 2002 and 2003. He has continued to show his collections in New York, having joined a new generation of designers known for exquisite tailoring and fine design and craftmanship.
Today, Narciso Rodriguez presents his first fragrance.
Architectural, pure, sculptural, precise, sensual, sleek, modern, classic, practical, feminine, elegant. His style is American with a European influence and latin at hear. JOB TITLES
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