They decided to specialize in evening wear and now stars and celebrities are clamouring for their unique brand of elegance, particularly for Oscar night.
Their 1987 show attracted buyers from major departmental stores who were drawn to their elegant, contemporary versions of classic designs. In 1989, they won the Mouton Cadet Young Designer Award, and in 1992, the Dallas International Apparel Rising Star Award. In recent years they have attracted a Hollywood clientele for the Decollete Cocktail dresses and tunics encrusted with beads as well as off the shoulder bridal gowns made of ivory lace and silk crepe.
Since 1992, their house has been financed by Escada, USA. As part of the campaign to Aid Breast Cancer Research, more than 70 designers took part and made in-store appearances. Most of these have stores in New York's 5th Avenue. Badgley Mischka created a beaded bag which went on sale in Autumn 1999, with a percentage of the proceeds going to this charity. It has turned out to be a 'MUST HAVE' bag for customers.
When Mark Badgley and James Mischka set out to make a beautiful evening gown, they look to glamour icons like Rita Hayworth and Marilyn Monroe for inspiration. This rang loud and true at their Spring 2002 Bridal collection, shown at their New York showroom. They are also known for fragrance, handbags, shoes and eyewear. The Badgley Mischka line is available at Saks Fifth Avenue and Bergdorf Goodman and two boutiques in Beverly Hills and Boston.
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