Nina Ricci

Maria Nielli, who was born in Italy and migrated to France when she was 12 years old, is an important figure in French design history. In the fashion industry, however, she is known as Nina Ricci, a blend of her childhood moniker and her husband's surname. Nina Ricci's designs were noted for their simplicity while being delicate, graceful, and feminine. She successfully moved into the perfume business in 1941, with the assistance of her son Robert.

Nina began working as a designer for Raffin in 1908 and stayed for the next 20 years. She eventually established her own design firm in 1932. She was in charge of creating stunning gowns, while her son Robert oversaw the business and finances. Nina Ricci's designs quickly became noted for the refined, romantic, and always feminine tone she instilled in her collections.

Her house specialized in clotting of mature and exquisite Frenchwomen, as well as providing coming out outfits and trousseau for young ladies. Despite lacking the international visibility and fame of other houses, it was extremely successful. Nina Ricci established the recognised house with perfect taste and French finesse. Ricci was noted for her technical skills and high standards, which have been passed down via the label's different designers over the years. The house provides sophisticated clothing that provides a full style that is both feminine and easygoing.

Born: 1883
Died: 1970
Nationality: French
Brand: Nina Ricci