10 women designers who play the role of the main violin in the creation of women's fashion

At the Fashion Week in New York, you can see the work of dozens of diverse designers, but you should pay attention to some of them. This article describes ten designers whose life and work stories are incredibly inspiring. These are women who turned their love of art into incredible fashion collections that showed that motivation, the pursuit of success and good skills can lead to an extremely successful career. These are professionals who started in the family business or have their own children, but continue to follow the dream. This list lists the designers who dress the beauty queens and movie stars and for whom fashion is the whole essence of their life. Millions know them, wear their clothes and love them for it.

Whitney Pose from WHIT

Whitney Pozgay, perhaps, is the niece of Kate Spade, but she used only her own skills and determination to get on the Fashion Week in New York. She studied theater at the University of Texas, and then moved to the Technological Institute of Fashion, thanks to which she was promoted to the position of the lead designer of female fashion in Stephen Alan. In 2010, she launched her own line of WHIT, in which the emphasis is on creativity and an artistic way of life. Poggay on an ongoing basis collaborates with other boutiques and designers, resulting in, for example, the collection of Anthropologie, with which she arrived for a week of fashion. It is an excellent example of how to learn fashion and create your own name.

Wei Lin and Miya Zhang of PH5

The family of company founder Wei Lin has been in business for more than thirty years, working with a variety of designers and developing a real understanding of how to create high-quality and comfortable clothes. The co-owner of the company, designer Miya Zhang, often creates outfits based on works of art. An example is the collection for the Fashion Week, inspired by clouds created by the Dutch artist Berdno Smilde. Lin believes that clothing is a representation of a person's personality, and she is working on creating clothes that people can use that way. It combines family traditions with modern art, while creating unique clothing.

Iyala Anna from Ane Amour

Iyala is a New Yorker born and uses all the variety that surrounds her, in order to create clothes. Her first fashion collection, she released in 2013. Ane Amour exists to empower women who work, have families, but also love and entertain. Iila travels, looking for expressive materials that can empower and stand out against the background of the standard appearance of other people. When she is not engaged in design, she works as a yoga instructor, learns to dance ballet and sings. She even recorded her official album in 2015.

Shalini Ahaj from Shalini Arts

Shalini Ahajah concentrates on environmentally friendly hand-made products with hand-painted. Her works combine the elements of the cultures of the East and West, which can be seen in suede handbags and long boots. Ahadja is a member of the Indian Design Council, and has also participated in a number of major events in the fashion world, demonstrating her multicultural style that is known all over the world. It can be safely said that caring for the planet with the help of bright design is strong.

Katie Gallagher from Katie Gallagher

Cathy Gallagher says that as a child she never wore shoes and hated clothes, but she always wore a cat on her head. At school, she switched from feline to vintage clothing, which she modified herself. And if you look at Cathy now, you will find out that she is called the best young designer, and her outfits are described as dark and futuristic. Her clothes are worn by Lady Gaga, her outfits can be found in the most famous fashion boutiques of the world, and in 2010 she became a semifinalist of the Ecco Domani fashion fund project.

Ulla Johnson from Ulla Johnson

Ulla Johnson founded her company in 2000, very early received approval from Barneys, introduced her own collection of shoes in 2013, and now her work can be found in the leading fashion boutiques of the world. Johnson is the daughter of an archaeologist, but she draws her inspiration from the surrounding New York, as well as from exotic countries such as Morocco, Japan and India. She even visited Peru with her sister and two-year-old child to meet with knitters and inspect the factories that are involved in the process of making her things. Johnson goes abroad twice a year to establish new business relationships and open new projects. She is a wife, mother of three children. And she is known for her attention to detail.

Julianna Bass from Julianna Bass

Julianne Bass debuted at the Fashion Week in 2015, and then the fashion magazine Vogue described her work as suitable for women who are not afraid to use the classic style on their own terms. Bass studied fashion and costume design at FIT and was named the designer of the year by the time of release, which led to the fact that she had time to work with the world's largest designers. She was also nominated for the Gen Art Style Award and developed the design of the diet "Cola". In 2013, she moved from Brooklyn to Berlin to further expand her horizons. Her work is immediately immediately received universal approval, she cooperates with leaders from the fashion world, and is also always ready to take risks to obtain the desired result.

Barbara Tfank from Barbara Tfank

Barbara Tfank is known for its brocade cocktail coats and classic dresses, sewn in bright and bold colors. Tfank started working as an assistant designer, and in 2001 she opened her own company. Since then, she has created outfits for Japanese commercials, films and celebrities such as Uma Thurman (her purple dress from the Oscar in 1995 is considered one of the most memorable in history), Adele and Michelle Obama. Tfank was even invited to the White House for a fashion seminar.

Stacey Bendet from alice + olivia

Father Stacy Bendet owned a textile import company, so she was always interested in fashion and remembers that in her childhood she wanted to make her pants sexy. Designer Lina Kline noticed her and ordered twenty outfits, which became her first collection, thanks to which Barneys immediately made her order, and Andrew Rosen financed the opening of her own company, alice + olivia. Bendet is married to film producer Eric Eisner, the son of Disney executive director Michael Eisner, with whom she has three children. She spends her life between two cities, New York and Los Angeles, practices yoga, is a member of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, more than once became the most well-dressed person in the world and much more. And all this is due to the fact that she was found practically on the street. That's what leads to good motivation.

Jeanette Limas from Jeanette Limas

Jeannette Limas was born in the Dominican Republic, studied at the Mercy Jacquet Institute, and then entered the prestigious Alton de Chavon Art School, where she received the young designer's award of the year, which gave her the opportunity to present her collection at the Dominican Fashion Week, as well as a study grant At the Parsons School of Design. As a result, Limas moved to New York, where she continued her studies and began work on the specialty. In 2015, she opened her own company and presented three collections in New York.