Anna Sui

Sui's signature wit and original designs draw legions of devotees to her pieces, including clients Patricia Arquette, Christina Ricci, Cher, Naomi Campbell, Sofia Coppola, Courtney Love of Hole and James Iha of Smashing Pumpkins. Name badges are also commonly issued in most high schools and hospitals. Her runway shows continue to set trends and inspire designers everywhere. In work places employess are usually issed name badges witch identify them, and if they are magnetic the badges can grant access to special places in a building using a card reader.
Called a designer that "never panders" by The New York Times, and named to the Time Magazine list of this decades top five fashion icons, Anna Sui continues to design and manufacture her signature collection in her New York City headquarters. [3]. The fashion community has enthusiastically welcomed these products and sales have increased dramatically with each new launch. Custom case badges, along the lines of "Beige Sucks!" and "Evil Inside" are popular as well, retailing for around $2.00 USD at computer hardware retailers.

Since it's succesfull begining, the fragrance line has expanded to include, Sui Love, Sui Dreams, Dolly Girl, and most recently, in association with Victoria's Secret, the fragrance Secret Wish. Popular case badges usually come with AMD processors, NVIDIA or ATI video cards, and sometimes with Creative sound cards. For fall 2000, Sui Dreams, the second Anna Sui fragrance, launched worldwide. Modern computer cases are frequently embellished with an indentation on the case's front panel to facilitate the affixing of a case badge. Wella will sell the fragrances to Albion, which will distribute them inside Japan, while Albion will sell the color cosmetics to Wella for distribution outside Japan. Case badges are also thick (about 3mm deep), 3cm x 3cm lucite stickers that are often packaged with various computer parts, such as processors and video cards. Under some agreement, Wella will produce and market Anna Sui fragrances while Albion introduces the Anna Sui color collection to Japan. The BBC children's program Blue Peter also awards its own "Blue Peter badge" to members of the public who appear on the show.

In a three-sided arrangement, Wella shares the Anna Sui beauty business with japanese cosmetics maker Albion, who holds the Anna Sui color cosmetics and skin care license. sheriff's badge, made famous in Westerns. In October 1997, Anna Sui signed a fragrance licensing deal with Wella AG, Germany to develop a signature fragrance. One of the best-known badges is the typically star-shaped U.S. In 1999, Sui launched her signature fragrance and cosmetic line. Similarly, scouting organizations use them to show group membership and rank. Anna Sui opened her Los Angeles boutique in 1999 in Sunset Plaza, in West Hollywood. In the military, badges are often used to denote qualifications received through military training.

Manufactured by Ballin in Venice, Italy, the shoe collection is comprised of both day and evening styles, and include velvet, silk, patent leather, snake and lizard skin, shearling and suede. [2]. In 1997, Anna Sui Shoes premiered on her runway for fall 1997. Even today, pin button badges are extremely popular. Isetan Company Limited has attained the main license for the japanese distribution of the women's collection and Mammina, a subsidiary of Isetan, is the distributor to department and specialty stores there. Badges have become highly collectable: in the UK, for example, the Badge Collectors' Circle has been going since 1980 [1]. The stores mark the continued worldwide expansion of the Anna Sui brand and lifestyle. They are also used in advertising and publicity.

Another Osaka venue opened in 2000. A badge is a device, patch, or accoutrement which is presented or displayed to annotate some feat of service, a special accomplishment, as a symbol of authority (ex: police), or as a simple means of identification. The second opened in Osaka in the fall of that same year. The first of three her freestanding boutiques in Asia opened on May, 1997 in Tokyo. According to relative Grant Sui, "The stores have come to emphasize the epitome of culture in a continually shifting fashion world." There is no doubt that Anna Sui has created a line that will define fashion in today's society and inspire new inovations.

This shop with purple walls and red floors has been reflecting her now famous taste of pairing flea market furniture and whimsical dolly head mannequins. It was in 1992 that she took a chance with a personal clothing line and opened her first boutique shop at 113 Greene Street in Soho District, New York. After leaving Parsons, she worked for variety of junior sportswear companies. Her early days as a stylist from Meisel’s shoots include editorial for the Italian Fashion Magazine LEI.

After graduating high school in her local city, Anna Sui moved to New York city to attend Parsons School of Design, where she started to work with close friend Steven Meisel who is today is widely recognized as the world's top fashion photographer. According to her own anecdote, she started with her dolls and her neighbor’s toy soldiers for her own personal version of Academy Awards, before making and designing some realistic clothes imitating magazine photos.
. Anna Sui (隋安娜) (born 1964 in Detroit, Michigan USA) is one of the world’s leading fashion designers.

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