Lee Anderson (fashion designer)
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Lee Anderson is an American designer, and a native of Northern California.Lee moved to New York City and attended the Traphagen School of Design in 1973.
After graduating she was introduced to Seventh Avenue by Ralph Lauren (1975), then part of the Kreisler group. She began working for John Kloss a legendary creative (1975).
1975 to 1978 Lee worked as an assistant designer and occasionally freelancing for the Ralph Lauren active wear press kits, (1977) before moving to Kasper by Joan Leslie as an assistant designer (1979).
In 1980 Lee Anderson left Seventh Avenue behind to establish her label in a townhouse off Madison Avenue. Lee Anderson acquired domestic as well as international clientele with her collections, "classic with a twist", dresses, sportswear, and special occasions.
Lee Anderson was honored with the "Design Excellence" award, by the New York Horticultural Society (2012) Lee began making clothing that successful women in the 80’s needed for work. Her clientele includes international royalty*, high profiled individuals and celebrities.
Barneys first discovered her (1981), and then competitor Bergdorf Goodman (1989), Saks (1991), Bloomingdales (1991) and fine specialty stores followed.
Lee is married (1980) to her working partner Nick Angelakis and they have a daughter (1989) Kyra Angelakis.
Honors:
- Design Excellence, New York Horticultural Society (2014)
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External links[edit]
http://www.what2wearwhere.com/2012/04/lee-anderson-couture/
http://www.sapphirewhispermagazine.com/SWShoppingGuide-LeeAnderson.html
https://blog.erichason.com/tag/lee-anderson/
https://manhattan.smugmug.com/2012/NYFlowerShow2012-TheHort/i-p5Ph9TH
http://www.francesschultz.com/3094/
https://www.nfocusnashville.com/events/media-gallery/20782914/swan-ball-garden-of-delight
https://www.brides.com/story/best-mother-of-bride-dress-stores-nyc-local-brides
https://observer.com/2001/02/get-pushy-with-a-dressmaker-cram-your-closet-with-originals/ http://www.newyorksocialdiary.com/party-pictures/2012/brooklyn-artists-ball-couture-en-fleur-and-much-more
FASHION DESIGNER
LEE ANDERSON, FASHION DESIGNER[edit]
New article name goes here new article content ... LEE ANDERSON- FASHION DESIGNER
Lee Anderson is an American designer, and a native of Northern California.Lee moved to New York City and attended the Traphagen School of Design in 1973.
After graduating she was introduced to Seventh Avenue by Ralph Lauren (1975), then part of the Kreisler group. She began working for John Kloss a legendary creative (1975).
1975 to 1978 Lee worked as an assistant designer and occasionally freelancing for the Ralph Lauren active wear press kits, (1977) before moving to Kasper by Joan Leslie as an assistant designer (1979).
Lee Anderson was honored with the "Design Excellence" award, by the New York Horticultural Society (2012)
Lee is married (1980) to her working partner Nick Angelakis and they have a daughter (1989) Kyra Angelakis.
Lee Anderson (Fashion Designer)[edit]
Lee Anderson is an American designer, and a native of Northern California.Lee moved to New York City and attended the Traphagen School of Design in 1973.
After graduating she was introduced to Seventh Avenue by Ralph Lauren (1975), then part of the Kreisler group. She began working for John Kloss a legendary creative (1975).
1975 to 1978 Lee worked as an assistant designer and occasionally freelancing for the Ralph Lauren active wear press kits, (1977) before moving to Kasper by Joan Leslie as an assistant designer (1979).
In 1980 Lee Anderson left Seventh Avenue behind to establish her label in a townhouse off Madison Avenue.
Lee Anderson was honored with the "Design Excellence" award, by the New York Horticultural Society (2012)
Lee Anderson was sold in Barneys (1981), Bergdorf Goodman (1989), Saks (1991), Bloomingdales (1991) and fine specialty stores.
Lee is married (1980) to her working partner Nick Angelakis and they have a daughter (1989) Kyra Angelakis.
Honors:
Design Excellence, New York Horticultural Society (2014)
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