Anne Bowen

Anne Bowen began designing at a very young age. Inspired by her mother's taste for menswear, she experimented with rich colors, textures and draping.

Educated at Stetson University and raised in the south, later sitting in on fittings at the couture houses in Paris during her teens, she learned she wanted to have a voice in the world of design.

Her designs possess simplicity in silhouette with an exquisite structure and are often adorned with semi-precious and precious stones. Her first collection debuted in Bergdorf Goodman in 1999 and has subsequently sold through retailers globally to Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Villa Moda in Kuwait, Joyce Stores in Hong Kong and many others.

Anne Bowen has designed interiors including the showrooms for Seven for All Mankind, creating custom pieces in white marble pebble panels, textured cement walls cooled with granite marble tables, exotic wood table tops with henna colored and leather accent chairs. She has also been commissioned by high-end, luxury hotels to create uniforms that reflect the aesthetic of luxury resorts.