Ego Soleil Announces Spring/Summer 2013 Designer, Monique Anderson

Ego Soleil proudly announces Monique Anderson as the lead designer of the 2013 Spring/Summer collection. Monique’s innovative designs and unique approach are a bold breath in Ego Soleil’s 2013 collection. This New York native draws her biggest inspirations from the city around her. Monique’s ability to find beauty in the music of everyday life drives her passion for design.

“We are thrilled to have the talents of Monique Anderson for our 2013 collection,” said Ego Soleil Founder Del Alfred. “Her innate ability to meet present day consumer demands, while keeping a keen eye on the future, is the perfect combination for an innovative collection.”

Monique brings a wide range of design experience to Ego Soleil. As the stand out knitwear designer at DKNY jeans, to BeBe, she has worked alongside some of the best known names in the fashion industry. This diverse knowledge and experience she acquired along the way has molded her into the designer she is today.

Monique studied fine arts before venturing into fashion design at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York City. There, she received her BFA degree in fashion design with a strong focus in intimate apparel and eveningwear. In 2007, she received the Maggie Norris Critic Award for her eveningwear designs at FIT.

To view or purchase the Spring/Summer 2012 collection, please visit www.egosoleil.com.

About Ego Soleil:
Ego Soleil represents an evolving culture, allowing women to use inspirations from the past to move forward confidently. This clothing line enables women to liberate themselves from the confines of societal norms and embrace the elements that make them unique.

Ego Soleil’s designs fuse classic colors with an edge - bringing the sophistication of color against a palette of white and sandstorm, grounding the soul and uplifting the spirit. Fresh pops of bright yellow and ice blue embolden to face every day with confidence.

A bit of androgyny with subtle references to twenties, forties, and sixties, the patterns are cut into fabrics that present an expression of character, forcing you to sit up and pay attention, to deconstruct the familiar.

Design details like rope and nylon cords update feminine fabrications reflecting the wearer’s independence and strength while framing her elegance and grace. For more information please visit www.egosoleil.com.

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