Not Your Common Fashion Artist

Jil Sander is truly not your common fashion artist. She is a very driven fashion designer who is very much concern about everything in her enterprise including which fabric to use, the design procedures, and even the quality control. Aside from these, she also designed her shops up to the smallest element; she has rules for her people that must be strictly followed; and each of her salesperson has their own position inside the boutique.

Heidemarie Jiline Sander or Jil was born and nursed in Wesselburen Dithmarschen, part of the northern section of Germany. Her first profession after college and after two years in the U.S was in 1963 as an editor of a vogue magazine. Five years later, she launched her own shop in Hamburg. However it was only in 1973 that Sander's collection was exposed in the souk. Her stubborn behavior, more often than not, was her reason for returning to simple cut and lines in her design and her very tasteful preference of fabric. Soon she strengthened her plans this time with more coordinates to allow free combination of pieces. Sander's delicate fabrics and colors targeted women who adored fitting and eminent look. A kind of collection that need not much accessories and glitzy colors-- perfect for self-confident and present women.