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trish0313	Feb 17, 07, 09:07 #1
Hi does anyone know of any well established Polish fashion designers, I f so could you please let me know. Tankx Trish

Grzegorz_Threads: 66 Posts: 5540 Joined: Nov 16, 06 Gender: Male	Feb 17, 07, 09:17 #2
Hi. There are some... that half Asian woman for example... but I can't help much, you have to wait for girls...

ZgubionyThreads: 22 Posts: 2062 Joined: Oct 20, 06 Gender: Male	Edited by: Zgubiony Feb 17, 07, 17:37 #4
Actually, Katarzyna Szczotarska was in NYC for fasion week. ......not that I'm into fashion...but, it's all over here.

Lucecita	Feb 17, 07, 17:56 #5
There is a lot polish fasion desiners Many of them very original, edgy ane „fresh" can't post link But www berore dot and check 4 your sellf .moda.com.pl/~strony/projektanci.phtml Teresa Rosati .teresarosati.com.pl/e/kolekcja1.htm Ewa Minge-very succesful on Rome fasion week .ewaminge.pl/ Maciej Zien .zien.pl/

Evangelion	Feb 17, 07, 17:58 #6
teresa rosati sounds italian to me!

Lucecita	Feb 17, 07, 18:05 #7
Well she is not italian...she is polish, maried to a polish diplomat Not all polish last names have dz, sz, rz, zzzz and ch in them

Evangelion	Feb 17, 07, 18:16 #8
i mean the surname ROSATI is tipycal italian, of course teresa is not only polish.

Lucecita	Feb 17, 07, 18:23 #9
whatever...she is polish, though it might sound italian

Evangelion	Edited by: Evangelion Feb 17, 07, 18:40 #10
its like to say kazinsky or warckocky its an italian surname, what did you smoke?

lucecita	Feb 17, 07, 18:55 #11
I never said it is not italian. I said: " she is polish, though it might sound italian" I ment she is polish whatever her last name is So your coment wasn't very smart... Beside it was ment to be about desiners not a stupid argue about last names. Ps. The "What did you smoke question?" Is so "stuck in college years".

polishcanuckThreads: 10 Posts: 598 Joined: Feb 11, 07 Gender: Male	Feb 17, 07, 20:42 #12
She probably has some italians in her family tree. Poland received many immigrants in the 16th.

Evangelion	Feb 18, 07, 00:09 #13
somebody intelligent got it right above, @Leucecita : it doesn't make much sense to me if you say " she is polish but she might sound italian" you could have said" yes she is polish but she might have italian origins" probably you don't know the exact meaning of the "sound" word, second,i was not arguing .so don't get smart.

trish0313	Feb 22, 07, 13:37 #14
Ok really sorry never meant to start up and argument, thanks for all your help guys, your links worked a charm Lucecita and I really appreciate each of your opinions. So I’ve got another one for you? Can anyone tell me anything you might know or may have been told about clothes rationing during or after WWII? If you’ve got time could you also time me where you would shop for clothes in Poland? And who are the leading retailers on the Polish high street? In case your wondering I’m currently doing my final degree dissertation which I have based on Polish dress through the ages? Thanks again Trish

paulina palian	Jul 3, 09, 19:03 #15
There is lots of Designers in Poland and even some Polish Designers in UK or USA or France for example. One of the most known Polish Fashion Designer based in London is Arkadius. At the moment the most worn designer in Poland are Paprocki & Brzozowski, Baczynska, Zien. Please have a look at www . fashionweek . pl / english.php and there is huge wave of Young Polish Designer on their way- so be aware. regards, PP

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