Agent Provocateur Lingerie 2011
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http://www.agentprovocateur.com/Freakshare
Agent Provocateur Lingerie 2011
66 JPG | 1000x1277 | 11,9 mb
Agent Provocateur is a British lingerie retailer founded in 1994 by Joseph Corré and Serena Rees. The first shop was opened on London's Broadwick Street in the Soho district in 1994.
Agent Provocateur was founded by Joseph Corré, the son of Vivienne Westwood, and his now ex-wife Serena Rees in 1994. The first store was opened in Soho with aims of selling high-end lingerie.
Rees--tired of seeing women dress in drab under garments--came up with an idea to start a lingerie store that was filled with colorful and fashion-forward lingerie. The couple initially set out to sell the best lingerie from around the world. After not finding enough of what they liked, the couple decided to create their own brand.
Rees, along with Corre, developed a strict confidentiality agreement to protect their clientele. The brand since its inception has been widely received by the celebrity community as a result use celebrity models for most of their advertising campaigns.
After Corre's and Ree's divorce in 2007, Agent Provocateur was purchased by the private equity house 3i for £60m. The company is currently run by Garry Hogarth.
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