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MEN'S FALL-WINTER
2023/2024 COLLECTION

Paris Fashion Week

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Rick owens grew up in porterville, a small town in California's San Joaquin Valley. Drawn to pre-gentrified hollywood and L.A.'s punk underground in the '80S, Owens studied painting at what is now Otis College of Art and Design. He then switched to Los Angeles Trade Technical College to learn pattern-making and draping.

Owens launched his eponymous line in 1994, operating out of a raw storefront off Hollywood Boulevard. IN 2002, HE LAUNCHED his men's wear which he continues to show bi-annually at Paris Men's Fashion Week. Owens moved to Paris in 2003, setting up his home and atelier inside a historic five-storey building that previously served as offices for former French President François Mitterrand. His runway collections have been mounted in Paris since then. IN 2004 he founded Owenscorp in France making the label a completely independently owned.





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