Werner Baldessarini

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Werner Baldessarini (born 23 January 1945, in Kufstein in Tyrol, Nazi Germany) is an Austrian fashion designer and businessman. He was formerly chairman of Hugo Boss.^[1]

Biography[]

Werner Baldessarini is the son of a textile wholesaler, and in turn completed an apprenticeship as a textile merchandiser. He started working in Munich for a Wagenheimer retail store, where he became chief of purchases. In 1975, he joined the company Hugo Boss. He was promoted chief designer and joined Hugo Boss' executive board in 1988.^[2] He was asked by the founders of Hugo Boss to drive the growth of the company.^[3]

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External links[]

• Werner Baldessarini at FMD

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