Paul Smith
Credited as the Royal Designer for the Industry (RDI), Paul Smith had made an accidental debut in the world of fashion which in turn established him as the pre-eminent British designer. His interest to be the part of the colorful world of ideas and excitement gave vent to his creativity and his journey to be one of the most celebrated designers for menswear seemed to take him on a new high. He manages to transmit a genuine sense of humor and mischief mixed with his love of tradition and the classics.
Paul smith started primarily as a designer for men's wear but has expanded his brand to different shores which provide luxury to his clients. The brand today has 12 different lines which works cohesively and offer comfort to the people. His brand includes Paul Smith, Paul Smith Women, PS by Paul Smith, Paul Smith Jeans, Paul Smith London, R.Newbold (Japan only), Paul Smith Accessories, Paul Smith Shoes, Paul Smith Fragrance, Paul Smith Watches, Paul Smith Pens and Paul Smith furniture and 'things'. A converted town-house in Notting Hill which has been operational from 1998 works as his flagship store, but the company's operational heart remains in Floral Street. Paul Smith's collections are wholesaled to thirty five countries and has fourteen shops in England.
Paul smith started primarily as a designer for men's wear but has expanded his brand to different shores which provide luxury to his clients. The brand today has 12 different lines which works cohesively and offer comfort to the people. His brand includes Paul Smith, Paul Smith Women, PS by Paul Smith, Paul Smith Jeans, Paul Smith London, R.Newbold (Japan only), Paul Smith Accessories, Paul Smith Shoes, Paul Smith Fragrance, Paul Smith Watches, Paul Smith Pens and Paul Smith furniture and 'things'. A converted town-house in Notting Hill which has been operational from 1998 works as his flagship store, but the company's operational heart remains in Floral Street. Paul Smith's collections are wholesaled to thirty five countries and has fourteen shops in England.