Recently, Vera Wang took a video to talk about the new SIMPLY VERA series, which was co worked with Kohl s. Through a series of interviews with Vera Wang, a designer who has been working in the fashion industry for decades, he reveals the story behind Simply Vera. Vera Wang affordable lifestyle Boutique line It brings a sense of high end to ordinary American women.

"I really have the opportunity to do the fashion industry at my highest level. The fact is that you have the right to guide the trend and create public opinion, not just fashion, it is a very powerful capability. In this series of interviews, we saw how Ms. Wang integrated her product line for retailers, decided the tailoring and color of clothing, and saw her team pattern, and explored the designer's way of thinking and creative inspiration. Ms. Wang discussed her lifestyle clothing line in video and how she hoped to bring the "scary" fashion world to women's daily life.

　　 Vera Wang Currently licensed products include tableware, stationery, shoes, glasses and bedding. In addition, there are exclusive Simply Vera Vera Wang for retailer Kohl's and exclusive sale in David's Bridal. Wedding dress Series and exclusive sale of Zales Vera Wang Love jewelry series.

Wang Weiwei (Vera Wang) graduated from the Sarah Lawrence College art history major of New York famous liberal arts college, and young Wang Weiwei (Vera Wang) found a job in the French edition of Vogue. Starting from an intern, she gradually understood fashion circles. Two years later, Vera Wang, a diligent Wang Weiwei, became a senior fashion editor of Vogue and has been working there for 16 years.

In 1985, Wang Weiwei (Vera Wang) was rejected by the editor in chief of the Vogue for leaving Vogue, which was later awarded by Anna Wan Wintour. Vera Wang, who has worked in Vogue for 16 years, talked deeply about this long march. "It makes people feel an eternity."

In 1988, Wang Weiwei (Vera Wang) moved to the world famous fashion brand Ralph Lauren (Ralph Lauren) Co., Ltd. as the director of fashion design. After working there for two years, she had a feeling that it was time to start her own business.

In 1989, Vera Wang married Beck, a golf merchant who had known him for many years, and invited more than 400 people from the film, media and fashion circles to the wedding at Vera. It was annoying that she had searched all the major wedding dresses in the United States but never found a wedding dress that pleased her. She decided to design herself in spite of her anger. She did not expect the guests to praise her wedding dress. From then on, it was out of control.