Margaret Howell Fashion designer Country: Great Britain

Biography of Margaret Howell

Margaret Howell was born in 1946 in Tadworth, England. She graduated from the London Jewellery College in 1970 and completed internships with renowned and talented fashion designers. In 1971, Margaret released her first accessories collection, followed by a clothing line in 1972. In 1974, she opened her own production facility, and her popularity in the fashion world began to grow rapidly.

During this period, many fashion houses and well-known magazines started to take notice of Margaret Howell. She also collaborated with brands like "JOSEPH" and opened several small boutiques. In the 1970s, she launched a successful line of men's clothing, which became popular among affluent Londoners. The collection featured classic and fashionable jackets, blazers, and trousers.

In her collections, Margaret Howell showcases a classic and traditional style. Her garments are made from noble, high-quality, and expensive fabrics. She prefers fine stripes and woolen suit fabrics such as wool and tweed to create suits. Additionally, she uses wool materials to create beautiful riding jackets, tuxedos, and tailored blouses. The silhouettes of her clothing designs are usually elongated and fluid.

Margaret Howell believes that quality and comfort are essential characteristics of clothing. In 1985, the late Princess Diana appeared in public wearing a white suit by Margaret Howell during a concert. This outfit caught the attention of numerous glossy magazines. Many well-known individuals choose to dress in Margaret Howell's designs.

Currently, Margaret Howell has her own network of stores located in many European countries, Japan, and the United States. In 1995, she first presented her collection at London Fashion Week, and in 2003, she participated in the event again, showcasing her fashionable clothing collection. The collection featured voluminous jackets and oversized blazers, exuding a playful and masculine style. With each season, Margaret's style evolves and becomes more refined.

Margaret strives to stay true to the classic direction while also keeping up with the latest fashion trends. She has been hailed as the leading English fashion designer of the 21st century.