The documentary about this young visionary’s work will premiere on November 27th, 2019 in France. It’s titled Wonder Boy and it was directed and produced by Anissa Bonnefont. “It’s about a designer trying to understand the secrets that surround his own birth. And by making it — or allowing it to be made — Mr. Rousteing isn’t just trying to change his own image, he’s trying to change the image of what is possible in France,” New York Times wrote recently.

As Rousteing shared at the pre-premiere that was held in France, it’s quite unusual to see yourself in such a movie so early in life, as biopics are usually made when a person is older or has already dead.

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Bottega Veneta

The creative director of this prestigious Italian fashion company, Daniel Lee, holds all the answers about what career-oriented women should wear to work. The brand sells high-end officewear that’s classic and modern at the same time.

Givenchy

You’ve probably heard about Meghan‌ Markle’s obsession with Givenchy – she wore a wedding dress designed by the brand’s creative director, Clare Waight Keller, and we don’t doubt she knows what’s good. Waight Keller has previously worked as a creative director at Chloé and she’s known for designing perfect handbags.

Carolina Herrera

Many fell in love with this brand after seeing the gorgeous Zendaya wearing a matching dress and headband recently. There’s so much more to this brand and you’ll have so much fun discovering it!

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Saiid Kobeisy

“With cascading silhouettes, dynamic cuts and elegant handcrafted touches, Saiid Kobeisy gives expression to every facet of the modern-day woman, from her fearless ambition and passion to her riveting charm and strength,” his website reads.

Reem Acra

“Reem Acra is a renowned international designer known for her breathtaking collections in Ready-to-Wear and Bridal. She combines tradition with a modern aesthetic and leads the way by continuously redefining the boundaries of fashion,” we read on her website.

Rami Al Ali

“Born in Deir ez-Zor, Syria, Rami Al Ali’s love of refined aesthetics began at an early age,” we learn on his website. “Being the only boy of five children, Al Ali took an early interest in style and fashion, with his curiosity of the arts eventually leading him to Syria’s capital city, Damascus, where In 1991, Al Ali joined the College of Fine Arts to study Visual Communications. Inspired by the institute’s freedom of expression, Al Ali’s decision to design and produce a fashion show for his final graduation project astounded his professors, who were impressed at his portrayal of fine arts through fashion.”

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The documentary about this young visionary’s work will premiere on November 27th, 2019 in France. It’s titled Wonder Boy and it was directed and produced by Anissa Bonnefont. “It’s about a designer trying to understand the secrets that surround his own birth. And by making it — or allowing it to be made — Mr. Rousteing isn’t just trying to change his own image, he’s trying to change the image of what is possible in France,” New York Times wrote recently.

As Rousteing shared at the pre-premiere that was held in France, it’s quite unusual to see yourself in such a movie so early in life, as biopics are usually made when a person is older or has already dead.

The post A New Documentary About French Designer Olivier Rousteing to Premiere Soon appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Bottega Veneta

The creative director of this prestigious Italian fashion company, Daniel Lee, holds all the answers about what career-oriented women should wear to work. The brand sells high-end officewear that’s classic and modern at the same time.

Givenchy

You’ve probably heard about Meghan‌ Markle’s obsession with Givenchy – she wore a wedding dress designed by the brand’s creative director, Clare Waight Keller, and we don’t doubt she knows what’s good. Waight Keller has previously worked as a creative director at Chloé and she’s known for designing perfect handbags.

Carolina Herrera

Many fell in love with this brand after seeing the gorgeous Zendaya wearing a matching dress and headband recently. There’s so much more to this brand and you’ll have so much fun discovering it!

The post These Are The Only Fashion Designers You Need to Know About in 2019 appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Saiid Kobeisy

“With cascading silhouettes, dynamic cuts and elegant handcrafted touches, Saiid Kobeisy gives expression to every facet of the modern-day woman, from her fearless ambition and passion to her riveting charm and strength,” his website reads.

Reem Acra

“Reem Acra is a renowned international designer known for her breathtaking collections in Ready-to-Wear and Bridal. She combines tradition with a modern aesthetic and leads the way by continuously redefining the boundaries of fashion,” we read on her website.

Rami Al Ali

“Born in Deir ez-Zor, Syria, Rami Al Ali’s love of refined aesthetics began at an early age,” we learn on his website. “Being the only boy of five children, Al Ali took an early interest in style and fashion, with his curiosity of the arts eventually leading him to Syria’s capital city, Damascus, where In 1991, Al Ali joined the College of Fine Arts to study Visual Communications. Inspired by the institute’s freedom of expression, Al Ali’s decision to design and produce a fashion show for his final graduation project astounded his professors, who were impressed at his portrayal of fine arts through fashion.”

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