SAM RATELLE is a director, composer, designer, and the co­-founder of RRR Creative (Triple R), a progressive production company and agency based in Manhattan. He brings with him a unique perspective, style, and vision with a formidable background in producing, directing, marketing, communications and LGBTQ advertising / initiatives.Ratelle’s roster includes some of the world's most celebrated brands and talent including Bergdorf Goodman, Saks Fifth Avenue, Disney, Tiffany & Co., Coach, Montblanc, Jimmy Choo, Clorox, Swarovski, Johnson & Johnson, Club Monaco, Warner Media, Paramount Studios, FX Networks, ABC Network, PEN America and many more. Of note, Sam is regarded as a progressive pioneer in gender fluid costume design and fashion direction as well as a creative director for fashion editorials, advertising and theater.As a Creative and Fashion Director, Ratelle has co­-created some of the most talked­ about and widely acclaimed red carpet looks and performances for the Tony, Grammy, and Emmy Award­ winner, Billy Porter. Ratelle’s iconic works took place at a multitude of events including The Academy Awards, The Emmys, The Golden Globes, The Grammys, The Critics Choice Awards, The Peabody Awards and The Tonys ­- moments that resounded throughout the world splashing across newspapers, magazines, television and the internet. Vogue Magazine heralded Ratelle for creating “the most fabulous entrance in Met Gala history” while referring to Mr. Porter’s Egyptian inspired look while being carried in by 6 Broadway men on an Egyptian palanquin. “The red carpet is a stage. I did not just create a look, I directed a Red Carpet performance which broke the internet world wide in a series of unprecedented viral hits”.2019 was a turning point for Sam Ratelle. He was recognized by The Hollywood Reporter as one of four “Rising Hollywood Stylists to Watch”, Google reported that Ratelle / Porter were the number one top trending search for celebrities on the red carpet, and in less than one year in February 2020, Ratelle was received a breakout double­page feature by fashion journalist, Ruth La Ferla in the coveted New York Times Style section dubbing him as a “Red Carpet Svengali”.