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Gianfranco Ferre (1944-2007) began designing jewelry in the late 1960s. By the early 1970s he was designing accessories for other designers, and he made a name for himself designing tee shirts for Fiorucci. Starting in 1974, Ferre designed for the Italian Baila label. In 1978 he began designing women’s ready-to-wear under his own name, and he started a men’s line in 1982. He started a couture label in 1986. Ferre was chosen to design the Dior collection in 1989, a position he held until 1996. He continued to design until his death in 2007.
Written by fuzzylizzie
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Courtesy of the Vintage Fashion Guild
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from a c. 1984 dress
from a 1980s coat
from a 1980s leather jacket
from a late 1990s blazer
from a 2000s necktie