Elie Tahari grew up in an orphanage and immigrated to the United States in the 1970s with empty pockets , but with a heart full of spirit.
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After his arrival in New York, Elie Tahari who was desperate for work went from showroom to showroom in the Garment District of New York looking for employment. Then, he learned about retailing. His position selling clothing from a boutique in Greenwich Village was his introduction to his first love, that of designing women's fashion. Elie Tahari's determination to learn and his auspicious attraction to the electric energy of New York's famed club scene, inspired the designs that propelled him into one of the Who's who in the fashion industry.
Elie Tahari survived the 70's and stayed focused on fashion. Captivated by the female spirit, he began seducing woman with his beautiful clothing. His designs were so well received; he was one of the first fashion designers who opened a boutique on Madison Avenue in 1974.
In 1980's, with his keen ability to predict what a woman wants from fashion before she even knows it, Tahari turned his attentions to the tailored suit. Today, Elie Tahari continues to empower women with designs inspired by his belief that smart women can look sexy.
Elie Tahari is married to Rory Tahari whom she met on his 46th birthday. Since then, Elie and Rory, a husband and wife team collaborated and tripled the size of the Elie Tahari brand and company in the last five years, injecting the brand with new meaning and vigor with the launch of the Elie Tahari Collection.
The Elie Tahari Studio 54-inspired New York flagship store is now located in Soho. Elie Tahari has also a showroom not only in New York, but also in Milan, Italy. The line has also expanded into menswear, handbags, shoes and accessories. Elie Tahari is the Chairman of his company while his wife, Rory plays an important role as Vice-Chairman and Creative Director. The company's publicities,including a placement in Vogue and advertising campaigns by Terry Richardson can be credited to her.
Among Elie Tahari's celebrity clients are: Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Garner, Marcia Cross, Kristen Bell, Sophia Bush, Kim Raver, Leighton Meester, Jessica Biel
Many celebrities were spotted wearing Elie Tahari oncelebrity parties and it seems that it will be making a bid on television. Elie Tahari outfits were already spotted in the recent episodes of Ugly Betty, Desperate Housewives, Gossip Girl , Brothers and Sisters
Elie Tahari Boutiques in the United States are located in Atlanta, Bal Harbour, Boston, East Hampton, Las Vegas, etc.
Elie Tahari clothes and accessories can be purchased at
Elie Tahari Boutiques/Shops, Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdale's, Saks Fifth Avenue or through the internet
www.saks.com and www.bloomimgdales.com
Elie Tahari is located in:
11 W. 42nd St., New York, New York 10036
Website: http://www.elietahari.com
My favorite! The Elei Tahari "Gwen" Sequined Floral dress worn by Leighton Meester and the purple floral sheath dress called "The Michelle Dress" inspired by the First Lady of the US Michelle Obama
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