Johan Lindeberg
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Johan Lindeberg (born 1957) is a Swedish fashion designer.[1]
[edit] History
- He was the Marketing Director of Diesel from 1990 until 1996.
- He was the CEO of Diesel US from 1994 to 1996.
- In 1995, Johan Lindeberg decided to quit his position at Diesel in order to create J. Lindeberg,[2] which is credited with introducing fashionable style into golf wear.[3] He was the Creative Director until 2007.
- In 2007, Johan moved to New York to take on the Creative Director positions at Justin Timberlake's fashion brand William Rast, where he worked until 2009.
- Johan left William Rast in 2009 to create a new lifestyle brand, Paris68.
- In 2010 Johan Lindeberg joined forces with Kellwood Company as Creative Director of BLK DNM, a New York based denim brand.[4]
- Lindeberg documents the visual story behind BLK DNM on his current blog project, BLK DNM Close-up.[5]
[edit] References
- ^ New York Fashion: Designers: J. Lindeberg, accessed 2010-09-09
- ^ Modedesignern Johan Lindeberg talar ut, Dagens Nyheter 2009-07-21 (Swedish)
- ^ Beech, John; Simon Chadwick (2007). The marketing of sport. Pearson Education. p. 440. ISBN 9780273688266.
- ^ http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/johan-lindeberg-and-kellwood-to-launch-blk-dnm-102419224.html
- ^ http://www.blkdnmcloseup.com/
