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Tracy Reese Biography

With an innate desire to create beautiful things, Detroit native Tracy Reese headed for Manhattan in 1982 to attend Parsons School of Design where she received an accelerated degree in 1984. Upon graduation, Reese apprenticed under designer Martine Sitbon while working for the small contemporary firm, Arlequin.

tracy reese Reese worked at some of the industry's top fashion houses, including Perry Ellis where she was the design director for Women's Portfolio.

In 2007 Reese was inducted as a board member of the CFDA; and over the past decade, the Tracy Reese name has become synonymous with frothy dresses and print driven heirloom fare that women across the globe can't get enough of. Reese's eye for detail and extensive knowledge of color, fabric and form continue to be evident each season as she consistently reveals timeless, wearable looks that evoke sophistication and elegance. Reese's approach is deliberate, combining modern craftsmanship with vintage flair, creating a look that is clearly her own.

Tracy Reese has become a mainstay in the fashion industry as she continues to develop a strong design philosophy by staying true to her specific point of view. Reese has collaborated with several top brands including Sally Hansen, Hue and Keds.

Bright colors, unique prints and intricate patterns define Tracy Reese, plenty and frock!. A consistent fashion favorite amongst industry insiders, celebrities and fashionistas alike, Reese crafts finely detailed looks that make a statement and are easy to wear, garnering the attention of the nation's top media.

All three collections are sold nationwide in top department stores and specialty boutiques, including the Tracy Reese flagship in the Meatpacking District, as well as retailers throughout Europe and Asia.

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Last Updated: 4/5/2011

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