Tomasz Starzewski’s style is described as sculptural, architectural, tailored and constructed – notorious for colour blocking and embroidery. He designs for a woman looking for an exclusive experience that cannot be bought online as they are discovering that there is something much more superior about not being branded.Established in London in 1982, over the past thirty years Tomasz Starzewski has designed clothes for an impressive array of transatlantic clients, becoming synonymous with timeless elegance and discretion. He counts many members of the British and European royal and political families among his customers. He had his breakthrough in 1989 when Victoria Lockwood, a former fashion model, wore his wedding dress when she married Charles Spencer. That Autumn, Princess Diana wore the dress that first put him on the map – the Horizontal Pleated Dress.In 1979 he attended Central Saint Martins where he first set up his eponymous label. He opened his business by selling to Bergdorf’s, Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdales and Saks. From 1982 to 1999 his business was predominantly driven by wholesaling to America, apart from one shop in London - Lucienne Phillips in Knightsbridge - who exclusively supported British designers. In 1990 he opened his first shop on Pont Street. He was backed by Asprey for over 7 years until the luxury brand portfolio disbanded. Under Asprey’s tenure, Starzewski expanded a Ready to Wear tailoring distribution which put him on the map as a label in the UK. With them he created a proper tailoring and Ready-To-Wear business and his designs were sold to over 70 shops in the UK.​When Asprey was disbanded in 2000 Tomasz then set up back on his own and opened showroom in Stanhope Mews West. In 2004 he moved back to Belgravia to the present shop on Ebury Street. He has always had his own Atelier and manufactured onsite in London. When he took the business back in 2000, he went back to his core business – couture wholesale to America, mainly eveningwear and cocktail dresses. He continued to sell daywear in store however in 2012 due to the growth of his interior design business he decided to focus on Made to Measure.In Feb 2020 he launched Anne Singer Collection with Anne Singer who founded Monogrammed Linen Shop from 1982 - 2013. This collection features bespoke linen & towelling with her signature touch. Located at 229 Ebury Street, for right now the showroom is by appointment only. A portion of sales will be donated to their favourite charity Women for Women International - helping women survivors of war to rebuild their lives.