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MANUFACTURER In CLOTHING

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Stef2016 replied to DRES's discussion MANUFACTURER In CLOTHING

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Do you work in the fashion industry?: I work in fashion

About Me: C.E.O. of .DRES.

http://www.dresdeco.com/
http://www.facebook.com/Dresdeco
https://twitter.com/DRESDECO

Fashion Industry Experience: A Free-Hand Illustrator / Fashion Designer, who creates fashion - related and lifestyle images - and owns online store: (http://www.dresdeco.com) Has worked with online fashion magazines to promote relative artwork. Also worked along-side new and established fashion designers to create artistic images for their current collections. Often illustrating in creative areas such as Footwear, Accessories, Ladieswear and Menswear.

http://www.dresdeco.com/

Favorite Fashion Designer or Fashion Brand: http://www.dresdeco.com/

What is your favorite fashion website? (list the WEBSITE address): http://www.dresdeco.com/

Gender: Male

Age: Not yet truly born

What is hot in fashion this year?: 'DresdecO' is a Fashion Illustration lifestyle label brand that is designed for Women & Men.
'DresdecO' will present a variety of collective styles incorporating fashionable-driven images. Hand crafting the latest fashion trends,which are converted into wearable fashion art.

http://www.dresdeco.com/

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At 11:41am on April 21, 2013, London ShopHunting Divas said…: Hi there! Still pondering how to incorporate your great designs. Could we match them to the actual finished products?