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Founder and Head Designer, Thom Browne Menswear

Thom Browne on Fashion and Globalization 1:31 Discuss
Thom Browne's Advice to the Young 0:34 Discuss
Thom Browne on Fashion as Social Mirror 1:39 Discuss
Thom Browne on What Dictates Fashion 1:05 Discuss
Thom Browne on Overcoming Designers' Block 1:08 Discuss
Thom Browne on His Creative Process 1:59 Discuss
Thom Browne on Self-Expression 1:20 Discuss
Thom Browne on Art vs. Fashion 0:58 Discuss
Thom Browne on Designing for Women 0:51 Discuss
Thom Browne on Catalyzing Creativity 1:59 Discuss
Thom Browne and Exciting Developments in Fashion 0:52 Discuss
Thom Browne on Masculinity in Fashion 0:44 Discuss
How Men Should Dress by Thom Browne 0:58 Discuss
The Designs of Thom Browne 1:42 Discuss
Thom Browne on the Joy of Fashion 0:53 Discuss
Thom Browne on Entering the Fashion Industry 1:18 Discuss
Thom Browne on Himself 1:25 Discuss

User_rrkw_0161006cc Thom Browne is a New York based men's fashion designer. After graduating Notre Dame, Browne moved to Los Angeles to try his hand at acting. Though he landed a few commercials, he wasn't terribly successful. He realized his true calling was in fashion, and in 1997 moved to New York. His first job was as a salesman in Giorgio Armani's showroom; he moved to Club Monaco's design and merchandising departments before launching his own label in 2001. Browne's designs are something of a throwback to a pre-business casual era: New York Magazine has described his work as evoking "a fetishized, black-and-white-movie masculinity." The Council of Fashion Designers of America awarded Browne 2006 Menswear Designer of the Year. Browne designs with a very specific impression in mind: "It's a very nice, very Continental, very charming world," he says.

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