Luxury goods professional with extensive entrepreneurial experience. Specialist in high end women's apparel, brand building, strategic marketing, and communications with almost 20 years of experience in the fashion industry. Quick and capable learner with an eye for detail and the ability to execute with limited time and resources. Work has been nationally recognized in the press and has appeared on national television. Served as Keynote Speaker at University of Houston, FIT, and Princeton University on the topics of sustainability, social responsibility, and domestic manufacturing. -Bio-Parisian trained designer David Peck studied fashion design at Ecole Parsons à Paris (Parsons Paris School of Art + Design) after beginning his career as a classical cellist. While in Paris, David worked for renowned fashion houses such as Paco Rabanne, Junichi Hakamaki, and Robert Normand, and also as a style consultant and costume designer for several films.David's work continued in New York before moving to Houston in 2010. He is the owner and designer of his namesake line where each garment is skillfully handcrafted and created in the on-site factory in Houston, TX. David's designs give elegance a delightful spin through collaborations with artists and textiles sourced from around the globe. Exuberant color, playful textures, and artistic prints are infused in each of his designs, many of which are limited editions.David's work has been featured on the cover of Women's Wear Daily and in publications such as Teen Vogue, Lucky, Marie Claire, InStyle, Houston Chronicle, Modern Luxury, Houstonia, CultureMap, and People Style Watch as well as popular television shows Hart of Dixie and E! News. Celebrities who have worn David's designs include Kate Bosworth, Jaime King, Giuliana Rancic, Mayim Bialik, Maggie Grace, Ashlan Gorse, Rose McGowan, Lauren Conrad, and Taylor Swift. His work has most recently been featured at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston.
Listed skills include Fashion Design, Fashion, Apparel, Textiles, and 46 others.