Juliette Longuet

Fashion Designer, Juliette Longuet, left Paris in 2003 to live in New York where she attended the esteemed Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. After graduating she immediately went into designing a collection that caught the eye of retailers that landed her concept dresses and skirts in more than 150 stores nationwide, including the coveted Saks Fifth Avenue.

Longuet’s newfound popularity led to an opportunity to launch her first collection under her own name in 2003.

Critics responded enthusiastically to the coolly elegant femininity in Juliette Longuet designs. Her commitment to highlighting a woman's best assets seemed to come naturally. The concept of dressing really well in fanciful chiffons, glamorous sequins, and sophisticated tweeds embody Longuet’s passion, vivacity, and enchanting personality.

Longuet made her American dream, a French reality when she found her designs in top rated magazines and newspapers like The New York Times, WWD, Daily Candy and many others. The industry, as well as her loyal customers, agreed that her designs are the perfect combination of classic French glamour mixed in with the sophisticated lifestyle of a chic New Yorker.

The Juliette Longuet brand is distributed in a select number of exclusive retail stores in the US, abroad and available on-line for e-commerce.

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