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Catching up here, the tie for Wednesday, April 25 was this paisley-like floral print from
Enrico Coveri. Coveri was born in Prato, Italy, in 1952, and established his own fashion company in 1978. His clothing was known for a more youthful orientation than most fashion houses, and his extensive use of vibrant prints. Coveri died young, of a stroke, in 1990. His sister hired new designers and took charge of the company, which is
still a going concern. Coveri's use of color is sometimes
likened to Pucci's, but I have yet to see any similarities in their neckties.
1 comment:
I have never heard of him! Thanks for the introduction!
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