Tony Duquette

Tony Duquette was an American fashion designer and interior decorator who was known for his bold, eclectic designs. He was born in 1914 in Los Angeles and began his career as a costume designer for Hollywood films. He later moved into interior design and eventually launched his own fashion line in the 1950s. His designs were often inspired by nature, with bright colors and intricate details. He also used a variety of materials, from feathers to sequins to beads. His work was highly sought after by celebrities and royalty alike, and he even designed costumes for the original Broadway production of My Fair Lady. Tony Duquette's legacy lives on today through his eponymous fashion brand, which continues to produce unique, luxurious pieces that reflect his signature style.