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Rick Owens

  

Rick Owens was born in California America in 1962. He dropped out of Art school in the 1980's.Initially he worked as a cutter is a shop that made fast copies of successful garments. He started making garments under his own name in 1994 in Los Angeles

He began to embrace courtesy when an picture of Kate Moss shot by Corrianne Day and styled by Panos Yiapanis appeared in Vogue Paris, featuring a single of Owens’ propitious unsettled tanned hide Jackets. He showed his initial runway pick up in Sep 2002 during New York Fashion Week with the await of American Vogue and Anna Wintour, who additionally featured him and his troubadour Kembra Pfahler in a widespread shot by Annie Leibovitz. 

Fall 2002


 
The following season Owens launched his menswear collection, showing it alongside his women’s wear in his Spring/Summer 2003 runway show. After his second runway show in New York, Owens made the decision to move the studio from Los Angeles to Paris and show during the Paris collections.

Spring/Summer 2003
In 1994 he began his own label, selling exclusively to Charles Gallay, a now defunct L.A. boutique that stocked Margiela, Mugler, and Alaïa. In 1999, his line landed in Barneys, and by 2002 he had been recognized by the CFDA with a Perry Ellis Award for Emerging Talent. The move to Paris followed shortly thereafter—along with an appointment as the artistic director of Revillon, the long-established luxury furrier. Owens opened his first stateside boutique in Manhattan's Tribeca in 2008, salving the spirits of American admirers with abandonment issues.

The American-born, Paris-based designer Rick Owens is not a one-note goth. On the contrary, he is an avant-garde romantic with a knack for highlighting the beauty of imperfections. It's a talent well suited to his savagely sophisticated rock couture. Owens' asymmetrical dresses; long, clingy T-shirts; and embellished outerwear have been seen on hard/soft types like Courtney Love and Madonna, and the designer's fan club buys up his clothes with a cultlike alacrity. Rick Owens Fall/Winter 2011/2012 Collection can be seen below.





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