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Philadelphia Designer Headed to NYC Fashion Week
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Gabrielle Saifi, Designer and Founder of Fancy Troubles. Sunglasses are hand designed by Gabrielle and handmade in small batch factories in Italy and Poland.
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Fancy Troubles will attend Flying Solo Ones to Watch Fashion Show during New York Fashion Week at the legendary Pier 59 Studios on February 8, 2020. This show features the newest independent designers entering the industry.
Philadelphia, Pa- "Stay away from Fancy Troubles." When founder Gabrielle Saifi was leaving her hometown to attend university in London, her grandfather gave her this advice as words of warning. We've all been told to avoid the unknown, to be careful, and to follow the rules. But she knew she needed just the right amount of trouble. Fancy Troubles was born of the recognition that those who are willing to claim their place out in the world often encounter trouble. Not the kind that leaves you lost, but the kind that leaves you with a thrill in your chest and a taste of excitement.
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Every pair of Fancy Troubles is distinct, their design inspired by architectural and natural elements from far corners of the world, embodying a true sense of possibility. Unafraid to stand out and not needing anyone's approval, you become your best self. You are freed to embark on your next adventure — even if it lasts for only one evening. With Fancy Troubles, you can dare to explore what the world holds, unrestrained by the voices of convention. This gumption might lead to trouble: you bought a one-way ticket to Brazil, or you broke your lover's heart in Paris. But you prevailed and you were inspired. And you have one hell of a story to tell. Embrace the adventure, and discover your own fancy troubles.
About: Gabrielle Saifi is the designer and founder behind Fancy Troubles. She is a Philadelphia native and studied at the University of Westminster in London. Each pair of sunglasses is hand designed by her and handmade in small batch factories in Italy and Poland. https://fancytroubles.com/ (https://fancytroubles.com/). Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fancy.troubles/ (https://www.instagram.com/fancy.troubles/)
Fancy Troubles will attend Flying Solo Ones to Watch Fashion Show during New York Fashion Week at the legendary Pier 59 Studios on February 8, 2020. This show features the newest independent designers entering the industry.
Philadelphia, Pa- "Stay away from Fancy Troubles." When founder Gabrielle Saifi was leaving her hometown to attend university in London, her grandfather gave her this advice as words of warning. We've all been told to avoid the unknown, to be careful, and to follow the rules. But she knew she needed just the right amount of trouble. Fancy Troubles was born of the recognition that those who are willing to claim their place out in the world often encounter trouble. Not the kind that leaves you lost, but the kind that leaves you with a thrill in your chest and a taste of excitement.
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Every pair of Fancy Troubles is distinct, their design inspired by architectural and natural elements from far corners of the world, embodying a true sense of possibility. Unafraid to stand out and not needing anyone's approval, you become your best self. You are freed to embark on your next adventure — even if it lasts for only one evening. With Fancy Troubles, you can dare to explore what the world holds, unrestrained by the voices of convention. This gumption might lead to trouble: you bought a one-way ticket to Brazil, or you broke your lover's heart in Paris. But you prevailed and you were inspired. And you have one hell of a story to tell. Embrace the adventure, and discover your own fancy troubles.
About: Gabrielle Saifi is the designer and founder behind Fancy Troubles. She is a Philadelphia native and studied at the University of Westminster in London. Each pair of sunglasses is hand designed by her and handmade in small batch factories in Italy and Poland. https://fancytroubles.com/ (https://fancytroubles.com/). Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fancy.troubles/ (https://www.instagram.com/fancy.troubles/)
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