Sies Marjan news and archive

New York label Sies Marjan to close

New York-based label Sies Marjan is closing down its business. The five-year-old brand, founded by Dutch designer Sander Lak and known for its striking bright collections, was a popular fixture at New York fashion shows. The company was funded by billionaire couple Nancy and Howard Marks. But it came into trouble last year when one of its major...

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Fashion

Sies Marjan planning to show men's in Paris

Sies Marjan has seen growing popularity here stateside, but now the brand's designer, Sander Lak, is taking his talents across the pond to Paris. The brand will be hosting its first men's only show in Paris this June during Paris Fashion Week Men's. The news was reported by WWD. The company is expect to make an official announcement early next...

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Retail

Sies Marjan partners with AI software for international retail

Worldwide retail with at-home conveniences. Luxury ready-to-wear brand Sies Marjan has partnered with a cross border ecommerce platform to reach consumers internationally. The software, called Flow, allows consumers a localized online shopping experience, regardless of which country they are shopping from. Flow enables a fully branded retail...

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Report

Ralph Rucci brand gives way to the NYFW’s latest craze: Sies Marjan

A newcomer, womenswear brand Sies Marjan, debuted Sunday at the New York Fashion Week (NYFW), taking the fashion industry by storm. The brand lives out of what was left of fashion designer Ralph Rucci’s namesake line. Back in 2011, designer Ralph Rucci went into business with billionaire investors Howard and Nancy Marks to create his namesake...

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Fashion

Ralph Rucci brand gives way to the NYFW’s latest craze: Sies Marjan

A newcomer, womenswear brand Sies Marjan, debuted Sunday at the New York Fashion Week (NYFW), taking the fashion industry by storm. The brand lives out of what was left of fashion designer Ralph Rucci’s namesake line. Back in 2011, designer Ralph Rucci went into business with billionaire investors Howard and Nancy Marks to create his namesake...

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