Rami Kashou from "Project Runway All Stars" is one of the contestants in the Lifetime reality fashion design competition series. He was the runner-up on Season 4 of "Project Runway," losing in the finals to Christian Siriano. Rami was recognized for his signature Grecian-style draping look.
Rami ("Project Runway") considers a hot pair of leather boots to be a fashion must. His favorite designers are Alexander McQueen, Victor & Rolf, and Olivier Theyskens. He is currently living in Los Angeles, California.
Born in 1976 in the city of Jerusalem, West Bank, Rami Kashou left his hometown of Ramallah soon after graduating from high school in 1996 and moved to the United States in pursuit of his childhood dream to one day become a fashion designer. Growing up as the son of an eclectic and fashionable mother, he was often commissioned by the local town socialites to design their ensembles.
In 1997, Rami began attending courses in design at Brooks College in California. After several months in the program, he decided to choose a different route and challenge himself on his own. While keeping in the circle of fashion, he worked in retail for several years after his departure from design school. After a stint of traveling to Europe as a buyer, he bit the bullet and purchased two sewing machines. He vigorously studied pattern making from the local vintage boutiques. After three years of self-education, He began creating what would later be known as the "one of a Kind" collection that was picked up by various notable Los Angeles boutiques.
A seasoned veteran in the arena of runway presentations, Rami has put on several memorable shows. In addition to his numerous seasons at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week at Smashbox Studios, he was also honored with the Gen Art Alumni sponsorship to showcase his collection in the tents of Bryant Park for Spring 2003. Known for his dramatic red carpet gowns, he has dressed celebrities such as Jessica Alba, Fergie, Tyra Banks, Amy Smart, Erykah Badu, Lucy Lui, Tracee Ellis Ross, Lindsay Lohan, Paris Hilton, Penelope Cruz and Shiva Rose. Rami's designs have been seen on the pages of In Style, Flaunt, Vogue, Lucky, Elle, Angelino, Interview, People and Us Weekly.
Rami was also commissioned to design the costumes for the March 2005 "America's Next Top Model" ad campaign that resided on billboards across the nation. His designs can be found at High End notable boutiques in the United States and Europe including Inago, Bleu, Spool and Diavolina in Los Angeles, Twist and Curve in New York, Man Eaterthreads.com, Give & Take in San Francisco, Lola B in Tennessee, Le Train Bleu in Oregon, and Scarlet Gold in Hamburg, Germany.
Rami ("Project Runway") considers a hot pair of leather boots to be a fashion must. His favorite designers are Alexander McQueen, Victor & Rolf, and Olivier Theyskens. He is currently living in Los Angeles, California.
Born in 1976 in the city of Jerusalem, West Bank, Rami Kashou left his hometown of Ramallah soon after graduating from high school in 1996 and moved to the United States in pursuit of his childhood dream to one day become a fashion designer. Growing up as the son of an eclectic and fashionable mother, he was often commissioned by the local town socialites to design their ensembles.
In 1997, Rami began attending courses in design at Brooks College in California. After several months in the program, he decided to choose a different route and challenge himself on his own. While keeping in the circle of fashion, he worked in retail for several years after his departure from design school. After a stint of traveling to Europe as a buyer, he bit the bullet and purchased two sewing machines. He vigorously studied pattern making from the local vintage boutiques. After three years of self-education, He began creating what would later be known as the "one of a Kind" collection that was picked up by various notable Los Angeles boutiques.
A seasoned veteran in the arena of runway presentations, Rami has put on several memorable shows. In addition to his numerous seasons at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week at Smashbox Studios, he was also honored with the Gen Art Alumni sponsorship to showcase his collection in the tents of Bryant Park for Spring 2003. Known for his dramatic red carpet gowns, he has dressed celebrities such as Jessica Alba, Fergie, Tyra Banks, Amy Smart, Erykah Badu, Lucy Lui, Tracee Ellis Ross, Lindsay Lohan, Paris Hilton, Penelope Cruz and Shiva Rose. Rami's designs have been seen on the pages of In Style, Flaunt, Vogue, Lucky, Elle, Angelino, Interview, People and Us Weekly.
Rami was also commissioned to design the costumes for the March 2005 "America's Next Top Model" ad campaign that resided on billboards across the nation. His designs can be found at High End notable boutiques in the United States and Europe including Inago, Bleu, Spool and Diavolina in Los Angeles, Twist and Curve in New York, Man Eaterthreads.com, Give & Take in San Francisco, Lola B in Tennessee, Le Train Bleu in Oregon, and Scarlet Gold in Hamburg, Germany.