International Designer And Brand --Sonia Rykiel (Ten)

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International Designer International Brand Designer Fashion Design Sonia Rykiel

Sonia Rykiel (ten)

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The French designer Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel has the same brand name:

"Knit Queen" Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel was born in Paris, France in May 25, 1930. From the genealogy, Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel is a Jew in Poland.

At the age of 17, Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel displayed window displays at the Paris textile shop and later married a boutique shopkeeper selling elegant clothes. When Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel was pregnant in 1962, she found that no suitable soft knitted sweater was found, so she decided to start her own design. The raw material came from a husband's supplier in Venice.

In May of 1968, Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel opened her first store on the left bank of Grenelle street in Paris. The sweater quickly became her most representative design.

In 1968, the American fashion magazine "Women's Wear Daily" regarded Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel as "knitting Queen". Soon, Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel invented clothes that bare the seam and the edges of the lock, and creatively removed the hem and lining. The first design series, Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel, called it "Poor boy Sweater", was sold under her husband's brand "Laura" and became the most popular fashion magazine Elle at the time. It was on the cover of the magazine. Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel knitted sweater became famous.

Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel's fashion philosophy system "DEMODE" expresses to women the concept of "seeking their own fashion instead of following the trend of fashion designers".

Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel has created the world's recognized unique style - iconic black stripes, Strass jewelry and sweaters written on the text.

Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel's favorite colors are light brown, gray, dark blue and black. Sonia Rykiel Sonia Rykiel likes long knitted sweater fitted with body lines, short pants, large curled cuffs and long scarves.