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Ferragamo

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He always had a passion for shoes. After studying shoemaking in Naples for a year,

Ferragamo opened a small store based in his parent's home. In 1914, he emigrated to Boston,

where one of his brothers worked in a cowboy boot factory.

After a brief stint at the factory, Ferragamo convinced his brothers to move to California,

first Santa Barbara then Hollywood. It was here that Ferragamo found success, initially

opening a shop for repair and made-to-measure shoes, which soon became prized items

among celebrities of the day, leading to a long period

of designing footwear for the cinema. However, his

thriving reputation as 'Shoemaker to the Stars' only

partially satisfied him. He could not fathom why his

shoes pleased the eye yet hurt the foot, so he proceeded

to study anatomy at the University of Southern

California.

Ferragamo was always recognized as a visionary, and his designs ranged from the

strikingly bizarre objet d'art to the traditionally elegant, often serving as the main inspiration

to other footwear designers of his time and beyond. Salvatore Ferragamo died in 1960 at

the age of 62, but his name lives on as an international company, which has expanded its

operations to include luxury shoes, bags, eyewear, silk accessories, watches, perfumes and

a ready-to-wear clothing line. At his death his wife Wanda and later their six children (Fiamma,

Giovanna, Fulvia, Ferruccio, Massimo and Leonardo) ran the Ferragamo company. His most

famous invention is arguably the "Cage Heel". Fiamma (Salvatore's eldest daughter who died

in 1998) inherited her father's inimitable talent and came up with the "Vara pumps" in 1978.

Salvatore Ferragamo Italia S.p.A.

Incorporated in 1927, Salvatore Ferragamo Italia S.p.A., is the parent company of the

florentine Ferragamo Group, one of the world’s leading fashion brands in luxury goods. The

group is active in the creation, production and distribution of shoes, leather goods, ready

to wear, silk products and accessories, as well as fragrances for men and women. The product

range also includes eyewear and watches manufactured by licensees.

With about 2.600 employees and a network of over 550 mono-brand stores, the

Ferragamo Group runs operations in Italy and worldwide, which provide the brand with a

broad footprint in Europe, America and Asia.

Salvatore Ferragamo emigrated from southern

Italy to Boston and then California in 1914. He opened

the Hollywood Boot Shop in 1923, and made shoes

for movie stars such as Joan Crawford and Gloria

Swanson, as well as for films such as Cecil B. DeMille's

The Ten Commandments.[1] He returned to Italy

and set up a shoe shop in Florence in 1927.[2] However

the modern shoemaking company regards 1928 as

the date of its foundation and so celebrated its 80th anniversary in 2008. Salvatore filed for

bankruptcy in 1933, during the Great Depression, but by 1938 he was in a position to buy

the Palazzo Spini Feroni, one of the great palaces of Florence, which now houses the company's

flagship store and museum.

The company is currently owned by the Ferragamo family, which in November 2006

included Salvatore's widow Wanda, five children, 23 grandchildren and other relatives. There

is a rule that only 3 members of the family can work at the company, prompting fierce

competition. To ease these tensions, in September 2006 the family announced a plan to

float 48% of the company on the stock market, and since October 2006 Michele Norsa has

served as managing and general director. However, as of January 2008, this plan may be on

put on hold in the midst of the downturn in the financial market. If the listing on the stock

market proceeds, the fund will be directed primarily towards building its positions in China.

The company is holding its 80th birthday exhibition in Shanghai..

Salvatore Ferragamo was a Florentine and Italian shoe designer. He worked with many Hollywood

stars in the 1920s, before returning to Italy to found the eponymous company making unique hand-

made footwear. His scientific and creative approach to shoes spawned many innovations such as the

wedge heel and cage heel.

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Guess was founded by Georges, Armand, Paul, and Maurice Marciano, four brothers

born in Debdou village, Morocco. They moved to California from France in 1977 and founded

the company in 1981. Seed money to start the business came from the Nakash family, owners

of the Jordache denim empire. Their first product was a three-zipper style of jeans they

named "Marilyn" (Style # 1015). Department stores and fashion critics were initially reluctant

to carry the new 'stone washed denim' jeans, but in December when Bloomingdale's finally

agreed with Georges to stock two dozen pairs of the

new jeans as a favor to the brothers. They sold out

quickly.[citation needed]

Their advertising campaigns began in 1982, and

they introduced their iconic black-and-white ads in

1985. The ads have won numerous Clio Awards. Their

fashion models have included a number of widely-

recognized supermodels, many of whom first achieved

prominence via the ad campaigns.

In the 1985 Robert Zemeckis movie, Back to the

Future, Marty McFly (Michael J Fox) wore distinctive Guess denim clothing, [2] reportedly

designed specifically for the film.

The Guess emblem with the famous question mark in the center.

During the 1980s Guess was one of the most popular brands of jeans. The company

was one of the first companies to create designer jeans. While the first jeans were for women,

in 1983 a men's line debuted. In 1984 Guess introduced its new line of watches known as

"Guess", "Guess Steel", and the"Guess Collection" The watch line is still in existence today,

and has been joined by a number of other accessory sidelines. In 1984, they also introduced

a line of baby's clothes, called "Baby Guess".[citation needed]

In 2004, Guess celebrated the 20th anniversary of its watch collection, issuing a special-

edition Guess watch. The accessories department was also greatly expanded and several

stores across the United States were redesigned. Guess also created a lower priced collection

sold exclusively through its outlet locations. Guess also introduced its first brand extension,

the up-scale female line of clothing and accessories, named Marciano. The line features pricey,

runway-inspired styles, and is featured in several retail locations throughout the world, as

well as select Guess retail stores.[citation needed]

In 2005 Guess began marketing perfume. The

company introduced Guess for Women in the spring

of 2005. Guess introduced the Guess for Men line in

the spring of As of 2006. Guess has also continued

its Guess Kids clothing line into the 2000s, and in

2006, Guess began promoting the clothing line for

girls and boys through its factory retail stores. Guess

continues to be guided by the Marciano brothers, as

co-chairmen and co-CEOs. Maurice has overseen the

design and its sales growth, while Paul manages the

image and advertising. The company operates in many

countries around the world with the majority of their

stores located in the United States and Canada.

In early 2007 Guess introduced a new business

concept known as G by Guess. The new brand sought to focus on a target audience similar

to Abercrombie's Hollister brand. G by Guess offers clothes popular among teenagers at an

affordable price.[citation needed] Many denim styles are priced within the $40 to $50 range.

The new brand is priced similar to Express, American Eagle and Gap. Guess? has already

begun heavily promoting the new concept in several cities across the United States. Their

stores feature eye-catching displays and offer a sassy night-club atmosphere.

Around the same time, Guess? disabled their Guess Factory website. The outlet website

offered similar styles at similar prices as the G by Guess line. The company's factory stores

will still remain open at their respective outlet mall locations, however the discount product

is no longer available through an online retailer.

Guess (styled as GUESS?) is a luxury American name-brand clothing line. Guess also markets other

fashion accessories besides clothes, such as watches and jewelry. The company also owns the line

Marciano. The beginning

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