Chris March from "Mad Fashion" stars in the Bravo reality docu-series.
Based in New York City, Chris March is a couture fashion and theatrical costume designer and owner of Chris March Design. Chris worked for 10 years at "Beach Blanket Babylon," America's longest running show creating their signature outrageous wigs and hats. After moving to New York in 2001, Chris's reputation and career took off when he was breakout star and finalist on "Project Runway" Season 4. Aside from his work appearing in Broadway shows and Cirque du Soleil, Chris has designed for some of the world's biggest names including Madonna, Prince, Beyonce Knowles and Meryl Streep. Chris has published a photographic book of his career, "I Heart Chris March." He loves to donate his time and designs to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids.
"Project Runway"
Chris March was one of the designers who competed on Season 4 of Bravo's reality fashion designer competition, "Project Runway."
March is a freelance Costume Designer in New York City with a client list that includes Cirque du Soleil, Madonna and Thierry Mugler. Originally from San Francisco, he has always kept his eye on a career in fashion.
March's work on the giant trademark hats and wigs of America's longest running show, "Beach Blanket Babylon," earned him great acclaim. Without any formal costume or fashion education, he garnered an impressive client list. His love of costuming, fashion, and acting, led him to pursue his fashion design dreams in New York, where his achievements include a Drama Desk Award nomination for outstanding costume design. He has created looks and styles for many designers that have appeared on "Entertainment Tonight," "Martha Stewart," "Rachael Ray," "Tyra," "Today," E! and MTV.
Classic designers like Dior and Chanel, as well as trailblazers like Thierry Mugler, Vivienne Westwood and John Galliano inspire Chris March. However, he says he's always had an unmistakably unique vision and talent that includes sculptural lines, lush fabrics, humor and an unpredictable use of materials. He says he designs for the woman who wants to stand out in a crowd.
Education: Self-taught
Favorite Designer: Dior
Fashion Must: Bright-colored anything
Based in New York City, Chris March is a couture fashion and theatrical costume designer and owner of Chris March Design. Chris worked for 10 years at "Beach Blanket Babylon," America's longest running show creating their signature outrageous wigs and hats. After moving to New York in 2001, Chris's reputation and career took off when he was breakout star and finalist on "Project Runway" Season 4. Aside from his work appearing in Broadway shows and Cirque du Soleil, Chris has designed for some of the world's biggest names including Madonna, Prince, Beyonce Knowles and Meryl Streep. Chris has published a photographic book of his career, "I Heart Chris March." He loves to donate his time and designs to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids.
"Project Runway"
Chris March was one of the designers who competed on Season 4 of Bravo's reality fashion designer competition, "Project Runway."
March is a freelance Costume Designer in New York City with a client list that includes Cirque du Soleil, Madonna and Thierry Mugler. Originally from San Francisco, he has always kept his eye on a career in fashion.
March's work on the giant trademark hats and wigs of America's longest running show, "Beach Blanket Babylon," earned him great acclaim. Without any formal costume or fashion education, he garnered an impressive client list. His love of costuming, fashion, and acting, led him to pursue his fashion design dreams in New York, where his achievements include a Drama Desk Award nomination for outstanding costume design. He has created looks and styles for many designers that have appeared on "Entertainment Tonight," "Martha Stewart," "Rachael Ray," "Tyra," "Today," E! and MTV.
Classic designers like Dior and Chanel, as well as trailblazers like Thierry Mugler, Vivienne Westwood and John Galliano inspire Chris March. However, he says he's always had an unmistakably unique vision and talent that includes sculptural lines, lush fabrics, humor and an unpredictable use of materials. He says he designs for the woman who wants to stand out in a crowd.
Education: Self-taught
Favorite Designer: Dior
Fashion Must: Bright-colored anything
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