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Gil Aimbez (b. 1940) studied art and fashion in Los Angeles before heading to New York. There he worked for Anne Klein and other firms as a pattern maker and design assistant. In 1973 Aimbez became the sportswear designer at Genre, a company owned by Peter Clements. Other labels were added; Bon Menage in 1977 and Snafu in 1978.

In recent years Aimbez has run his own fashion consultancy firm, and has worked with the Thai government to help improve the marketing of Thai fabrics and fashions.

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from a 1970s dress - Courtesy of fuzzylizzie.com

from a 1970s dress

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from a 1970s dress - Courtesy of ikonicvintage

from a 1970s dress

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from a 1980s top - Courtesy of MagsRags

from a 1980s top

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