Nicole Miller Nicole Miller Releases Spring/Summer 2015 New York Fashion Week

Since 1982, Nicole Miller has been ahead of his peers and set off a revolution in the design world. In 1986, in order to better serve the old customers, she opened the first Nicole Miller store, and this move became a catalyst to make people shift from accustomed to patronizing department stores to purchase. The work of independent designers who have more freedom to create passion. In 1992, Nicole Miller switched to an actress instead of a model and displayed fashion on the T-segment, thus creating a precedent for Fashion Week. Shortly after Nicole Miller’s fashion show, there was a trend of “replace models with actresses”. In the posters and on the T stage, movie stars began to replace traditional models.

Dresses, sportswear, ties, bridal gowns... It's just part of Nicole Miller’s accomplishments. Nicole Miller has more than 20 licenses including bags, shoes, children's clothing, glasses and perfume. You can find more than 30 Nicole Miller stores in California, Miami, Chicago and Philadelphia. Overseas, Nicole Miller stores from Europe to Asia and Southeast Asia all over the world.

Nicole Miller has completely transformed the black miniskirt. Her work is known for its weird and traditional images. Nicole Miller's clothing is not bound by age and time. Girls can wear Nicole Miller crepe tight skirts to participate in the Sunday ball, mature women can break the regular wearing Nicole Miller leopard-print tight skirt to show sexy, Nicole Miller ( Nicole Miller) "My design comes from my style of life."

Women like skirts and sportswear designed by Nicole Miller because they are comfortable and decent. These features can only be done with excellent design and workmanship. Nicole Miller's body-feeling aesthetic consciousness seems to be born. All Nicole Miller fashions are so fashionable and unique. They are the concept of life and life of contemporary women. .

Nicole Miller's design also involved with men's accessories. Men are willing to travel through the city to collect Nicole Miller printed ties. The pattern on the tie included a golf graphic, a dollar sign, and a cigar design. Nicole Miller described her tie and said: "Men love these ties. Because of these ties, the serious men's clothing is added. On the active side, it can always be the beginning of every conversation."