Sardinian fashion designer Antonio Marras got inspired from his country for his collection. He started his ready-to-wear collection in 1988, won the Linen Prize for a wedding dress. He made his haute couture debut in Paris in 1966. An Italian designer's shirts displayed Sardinian flag representing a white base with a red cross in the middle, and pictures of moor's head. Baggy suits and plaids are highlights of his designs. He works as a designer for Kenzo Maison and has shops in Milan, Alghero (Sardinia), and Moscow. Martin Mork and Patrick MacKenzie have been the part of his designs on ramp.
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Sardinian fashion designer Antonio Marras got inspired from his country for his collection. He started his ready-to-wear collection in 1988, won the Linen Prize for a wedding dress. He made his haute couture debut in Paris in 1966. An Italian designer's shirts displayed Sardinian flag representing a white base with a red cross in the middle, and pictures of moor's head. Baggy suits and plaids are highlights of his designs. He works as a designer for Kenzo Maison and has shops in Milan, Alghero (Sardinia), and Moscow. Martin Mork and Patrick MacKenzie have been the part of his designs on ramp.
