ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less

ADOLFO Story ADOLFO sardina, best known as ADOLFO, began his successful fashion career in Paris as a milliner apprentice to balenciaga, a time when hat designers were accorded as much respect and attention as dress designers. American buyers admired his work and encouraged him to come to new york. In 1951 he became a designer for the milliner emme, where by 1955 he had received the coty fashion award for his innovative and often dramatic hat designs. In 1962 ADOLFO opened his own salon and began to design clothes to show with his hat collection. During this period, as women gradually began to wear hats less often, ADOLFO's hat designs became progressively bolder. His design point of view held that hats should be worn as an accessory rather than a necessity, and this attitude was... Less