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It all began with a woman, with style so provokingly chic that the world took notice. Today the Carolina Herrera Brand is a New York-based fashion powerhouse recognized for creating colorful collections synonymous with fabulous style and bold femininity. With the appointment of Wes Gordon as Creative Director in 2018, the House has reinforced its commitment to the codes established by the founder; while pushing the boundaries of American fashion forward in fearless and fabulous style.

With our ready-to-wear collections, bridal collections, fragrances and make-up available in 50 countries and over 100 points of sale, it takes a dedicated effort by our employees across our New York Atelier & Corporate Office and each of our Retail locations. Explore our opportunities and what it means to be a part of the Carolina Herrera New York team below.

Carolina Herrera is a New York-based fashion house recognized for creating beautifully crafted collections synonymous with impeccable style and bold elegance. Our dedicated team is split across our New York Atelier and Corporate Offices, retail locations across the globe and our Barcelona-based Fragrance and Make-up team

Marc Jacobs created Marc Jacobs International with Robert Duffy in 1984, basing the brand on two very simple concepts: a love of fashion and a commitment to quality. Finding the perfect balance between tradition and innovation, highlighting Jacobs’ exuberant creativity, the brand has become a driving force in the industry. With the addition of Marc by Marc Jacobs in 2001, Marc Jacobs International now offers two complete lines of ready-to-wear and accessories. Part of a generation that’s conscious of the world around it, sensitive to humanitarianism and social entrepreneurship, Marc Jacobs has made its mark as rebellious, unpredictable, original, unique, and authentic all at the same time. Committed to the communities around them, Marc Jacobs International leads by example, supporting over 75 charities and organizations around the world.

In 1984 Marc Jacobs launched his first collection under his brand and became the youngest designer to receive the New Fashion Talent award granted by the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA). Influenced by all areas of culture, Jacobs was artistic director at Louis Vuitton for 16 years from 1997 to 2013.

”I am neither an American nor a French designer; I am just a designer. We have a real freedom to explore and collaborate with those around us. We’re constantly rethinking and reinventing ourselves.”

The Moncler brand was created in 1952 in Monestier-de-Clermont, a small village in the mountains near Grenoble, aiming at creating padded sleeping bags and tents for the mountain. A few years later, in response to the needs of its employees working at high altitudes, the Company produced the first down jacket for extreme climates. This vocation to protect from the cold has evolved over the years becoming a global phenomenon and a sporting luxury icon.

Herman Miller is an American furniture company and a pioneer of modern design, headquartered in Zeeland, Michigan. It began in 1905 as the Star Furniture Company, a maker of traditional bedroom suites. It took the Herman Miller name in 1923, when D.J. De Pree and his father-in-law, Herman Miller, acquired a controlling stake. Under design director George Nelson, the company brought in Charles and Ray Eames, Isamu Noguchi, and Alexander Girard, and that group produced mid-century icons such as the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, the Noguchi Table, and the Nelson Bubble Lamp. In 1994 Bill Stumpf and Don Chadwick's Aeron Chair redefined ergonomic seating with its breathable mesh design. Today Herman Miller makes furniture for the office, the home, and gaming, backed by a warranty of up to 12 years and complimentary design services. Since acquiring Knoll in 2021, it has been part of the MillerKnoll collective.

Hublot is the first brand to have dared to combine gold and rubber in the same watch, becoming a master of the “Art of Fusion”. The fusion of past and present in a futuristic watch. The fusion of traditional, modern and pioneering materials. The fusion between the craftsmanship of watchmaking and the power of an innovative design identity.

The fusion between conventional mechanisms and their unique construction. And finally, the fusion of crafts within the Manufacture, where the entire range of talents and skills work together to create watches that are second to none

NMG and our brands—Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, Last Call, and Horchow—are relationship businesses that lead with love for our customers, associates, brand partners, and communities. Our strategy of integrated luxury retail is about creating long-term relationships with our customers. It's this connection that creates emotional and high lifetime value potential.

Leveraging the expertise of our 9,000+ associates, we exhibit a growth mindset in how we deliver across our three channels of in-store, ecommerce, and remote selling. In addition, we are continuing to make investments in data and technology that allow us to scale a personalized luxury experience.

Paul Smith is Britain’s leading independent design company. Paul Smith champions positivity, curiosity and creativity. These qualities underpin every Paul Smith design, whether it’s a shirt, a shop or a special collaboration.

We are a British company with a global outlook. What began in a small, 3 x 3 metre shop in Nottingham, England, has grown to 130 shops and counting around the world, with locations in over 60 countries.

Sir Paul Smith is the designer, master shopkeeper and majority shareholder of Paul Smith, but you can call him Paul. Paul’s saying, that ‘you can find inspiration in everything’, remains the guiding principle of the company. It means that Paul Smith designs are eclectic, with references drawn from art, music, and everyday life. You’ll also find plenty of nods to Paul’s lifelong love of cycling.

Paul Smith products are crafted with fifty years of design knowhow. This experience informs everything we make, from refined yet relaxed tailoring for men and women through to casual trainers, formal shoes and Paul Smith Junior pieces for our youngest customers.

Etro, an illustrious Italian luxury fashion brand, was established in 1968 by the visionary Gerolamo "Gimmo" Etro. Originally a textile design company, the brand's designs were deeply inspired by Gimmo's extensive collection of 300 antique shawls. Over the years, the paisley pattern emerged as a significant design element, becoming a defining motif closely associated with Etro's identity. The company's keen eye for unique aesthetics was further emphasized when they debuted a furnishing textiles line in 1981, inspired by a trip to India. As Etro evolved, it expanded its product range to include leather goods, home collections, and fragrances, each product bearing the brand's distinctive touch.

Etro's commitment to innovation and quality led to impressive growth, reporting $372 million in annual revenue by 2018. By 2021, the brand had a global presence, with 140 flagships in 58 countries and a newly opened subsidiary in Seoul, South Korea. A significant milestone in the company's journey was marked in 2021 when L Catterton acquired a 60% stake in Etro. The following year, the brand welcomed a new era of creative leadership, appointing the renowned designer Marco De Vincenzo as the creative director for their women’s, men’s, and home collections.

In 2023, Marco de Vincenzo introduced his first collection as Etro's creative director, marking an exciting shift in the brand's design philosophy. De Vincenzo embraced the challenge of revealing Etro's untapped potential, exploring a wider range of possibilities beyond the brand's traditional aesthetics. His designs moved away from the iconic paisley pattern and boho aesthetics, leaning towards more structured and compact materials. His radical romanticism and bold visuals were beautifully expressed through new jacquard textures and decorative motifs. Despite the simplicity of shapes to cater to the mix-and-match preferences of younger audiences, every piece was crafted with exquisite detail, featuring embroideries, intarsia, and appliqués with a bold, theatrical appeal. Under de Vincenzo's creative helm, the Etro brand continues to explore new horizons while staying true to its roots.

Casual chic, aristocratic elegance and femininity all combine in the timeless world of Givenchy. Its style is the signature of Hubert de Givenchy, who established his own haute couture House at the beginning of the 1950s. Combining finesse, discretion and elegance, he ensured his designs and ateliers rose to the top and played a key role in international fashion. In 1957, the House expanded its scope with the launch of its first fragrance, L’Interdit – a product of the legendary friendship between Hubert de Givenchy and Audrey Hepburn. Ever since, Givenchy fragrances have continued to cultivate elegance and boldness in order to enhance feminine beauty.

In June 2020, Givenchy opened a new chapter in its history with the appointment of Matthew M. Williams as Creative Director of women’s and men’s collections.