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Meanings of couturier in English

Portuguese
costureiro
Catalan
dissenyador

Someone who designs clothing.

costureiro

Profession.

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London-based famed shoe couturier Jimmy Choo poses in this undated handout photo.
Reuters
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Three years later, he went to work for couturier Jean Patou.
The Guardian
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The group was founded in Paris in 1912 by French couturier Madeleine Vionnet.
Reuters
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Worth was couturier for Princess Pauline Metternich & the Empress Eugenie.
The new yorker
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The picture is a piece of couturier sci-fi with metaphysical overtones.
The new yorker
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The business prospered for a while, even supplying tweed to the Italian couturier Schiaparelli.
The Irish Times
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He started to mumble something, but the couturier hustled him aside, not without coquetry.
Aimez-vous Brahms
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Every costume appears to have just arrived from the couturier.
The Irish Times
9
Christina Stambolian was a renowned couturier and designer in Lonon.
News.com.au
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The results are terrible, the couturier wrote in the Spectator.
The Irish Times
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The exhibition will also explore her close collaborations with the Paris couturier Hubert de Givenchy.
The Guardian
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A vintage piece by 1950s French couturier Jean Dessès.
The Guardian
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Among authors: couturier p. J Nutr Health Aging.
Pubmed
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A couturier, he attended the Fashion Institute of Technology, the Sorbonne, and the University of Ghana.
The new yorker
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It looks for all the world like a couturier's atelier in a calm moment between collections.
The Irish Times
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It contains a brief introduction by Hubert de Givenchy, the couturier who helped create Hepburn's signature style.
The new yorker
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