Louis Féraud

Louis Feraud ( born February 13, 1920 in Arles, † December 28, 1999 in Paris) was a French fashion designer and painter.

Biography

In 1959 he opened his first boutique in Cannes, the early customers included Kim Novak, Ingrid Bergman and Danielle Mitterrand. The most famous creations were the sixties of the 20th century with Brigitte Bardot, who was wearing the clothes in movies. Louis Feraud also published two novels and was also active as artists. 1995 pulled the ill with Alzheimer Feraud back from the studio and left the business to his daughter Kiki.

The fashion house Feraud

In addition to the Haute Couture under the name Louis Feraud Paris and prêt-à -porter models have been developed, which bore the name Louis Feraud. The company has already participated in the first Haute Couture Fashion Show 1965. Louis Feraud designed not only themselves, but also undertook other among others between 1959 and 1962 Jean -Louis Scherrer and 1963-1977 Per Spook.

After the Dutch Secon Group took over the company, followed by a period at Escada, the Alliance Designers Group took it over from a financial investor.

Feraud today manufactures ready- to-wear and couture collections, menswear and back again women's fashion. Under the label Feraud Universe bedding and home supplies are available in limited framework.