Narcisco Rodriguez brings high fashion for the everyday woman

10/24/2012 16:54 Cuban-American designer Narciso Rodriguez is the latest high fashion affordable for everyone. Rodriguez was. Than first designer to select part of the Kohl department stores placed on the program a number of collaborations, the designer styles are inspired by the properties of distant lands Building on his own fanbase celebrity clientele, Rodriguez gushed from his new collection at an event on Wednesday in New York. Chanel Outlet Accompanied by famous friends Katie Holmes and Julianna Margulies, Rodriguez launched the limited-edition collection will be available in retail affordable seventh national November. "Narciso is a friend, and I am really excited to be here to support him," Holmes said reports red carpet event. "I think it's wonderful what he's doing, and I'm a fan of his for a long time and it's an honor to be here. It's always an honor to wear his clothes," she said. Rodriguez inspiration from Istanbul to his line that starts the name. Turkish name famous temple of Hagia Sophia as a source of inspiration, Rodriguez said his goal was to get married with the collection of elements of Turkish culture with its typical architectural design. "The Good Wife" Margulies actress said that she was not only a fan of Narciso Rodriguez, it is regarded as family. "Seventeen years ago I met Narciso and I took him to his first CFDA Awards. Date .... I was his It's a story. He was at my wedding, it was the day my baby is born. We are a family . " Emma Roberts said she appreciated the accessibility of the collection for Kohl. "I love it when designers work with these great places to their stuff more accessible for everyone, and even do more songs somehow, every day, because many of these artists that I like, but they do these clothes, you do not exactly the supermarket. " She said that his eye was on Rodriguez "cute" pajama pants she wears in the day. Rodriguez appointment will be available in Kohl's trading on 7 November. In the spring, Derek Lam supports the program for a collection inspired by his trip to Brazil.