Paul Smith
Paul Smith was born in Beeston, England, United Kingdom on July 5th, 1946 and is the Fashion Designer. At the age of 78, Paul Smith biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Career
Smith opened Paul Smith Vêtements Pour Homme in Nottingham in 1970, which sold established clothing brands as well as pieces that Smith had created. The store was just 3 square meters and was located at 6 Byard Lane in Nottingham.
Smith presented his first men's collection, which featured a mix of casual and semi-formal wear, in 1976. Since then, the Paul Smith brand continued to expand, and he opened his flagship London store on Floral Street in Covent Garden, London, in 1979.
Paul Smith Women's first womenswear collection was launched in 1993 after reports that women were forced to buy smaller sizes to wear themselves.'
In 1984, the first Japan store opened in Tokyo and has since expanded to 165 stores around the country.
In 1987, Smith opened his first store in New York on Fifth Avenue. The company now has four stores throughout the state, including the flagship on Greene Street, as well as Williamsburg, Bleecker Street, and Brookfield Place.
Smith acquired R. Newbold, a 'workwear' clothing chain established in 1885), and incorporated several of their designs into his latest collection.
His childrenswear collection began in 1990 with the introduction of a one-off collection for boys, which included casual and tailored pieces. In 2010, Smith launched 'Paul Smith Junior', a seasonal collection that often contained repeats of his adult collections.
The Design Museum in 1995 introduced 'True Britz,' a show that was 25 years in existence. The show then travelled to Glasgow for the 'Festival of Design' and then moved to Nottingham, where it was on display in Nottingham Castle.
In 2001, Smith published his first book, You Can Find Inspiration in Everything.
In 2004, the brand's ecommerce portal was launched.
Smith conceived and produced a school tie for Beeston Fields Primary School in Nottingham in 2013.
Paul Smith's Cycling Scrapbook, Smith's second book, chronicles a personal interest in the sport that he is passionate about.
Smith presented his men's and women's fashion shows during Paris Fashion Week in January 2016.
Smith made a cameo appearance in the film Men in Black: International in 2019, and he also designed the suits in the film.
Smith's company remains independent, although the majority is owned by Smith.