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credit for his original; many believed that Gucci had stolen the Dapper Dan design, especially due to Gucci not stating it to be a homage until after they drew criticism. Furthermore, this would lead to Diane Dixon proposing a Gucci and Dapper Dan collaboration. Michelle and Dapper Dan used a subcultural when seeking out inspiration for their collection, to ensure a unique aesthetic.
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he needed, as most companies refused to do business with him because of his race or location. Instead of purchasing outfits to sell, he began teaching himself as much as he could about the industry so he could create his own designs from scratch. He would go to the public library in
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in 1989. The original was a fur-lined jacket with balloon sleeves covered in the Louis
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with three brothers and three sisters. His father, Robert, was a civil servant and his mother, Lily, a homemaker. All nine of them lived in a three bedroom apartment. He recalls horses and buggies still on the streets in his early childhood, in the
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fashion and symbols, thus where he became inspired by the power of timeless logos. Selling his own furs was a way for Dan to get away from his old lifestyle, and he began designing furs specifically because they were a
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and businessman. Additionally, he was an observer and approached his designs from a psychological point of view. When working with a new client, he would ask himself "Who are they?" and "What do they want?"
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