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Jerzy Antkowiak – a visionary, "a naughty boy of Polish fashion”
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Jerzy Antkowiak, or actually Zbigniew Jerzy Antkowiak, because that is his full name, was born in Wolsztyn on May 18, 1935. Polish fashion designer, stylist graduated from the Faculty of Painting at the State Higher School of Fine Arts in Wrocław, field of study – ceramics. In 1961, he started working as a designer for Moda Polska (Polish Fashion), a leading, important clothing company in PRL. He was connected with it until its close-down. A dreamer and visionary, a perfect storyteller. In the era of shortage of everything, fabrics, accessories, he was able to create Polish fashion in accordance with Western patterns, which were skillfully translated into Polish ground. In the minds of many generations of Poles, he is not only an element of Polish fashion, but above all its leading part.
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22-25
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- Akademia Sztuk Pięknych w Łodzi
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