Perhaps best known for the highly individual color combinations such as rich blue python, metallic silver alligator and striking violet ostrich, Sang A juxtaposes jeweled tones with strong, distinguished, geometric shapes that stand out in any environment - whether on the streets of New York or on the red carpet. Proof of the collection's appeal is a burgeoning celebrity and fashion fan base including Jessica Simpson, Ashlee Simpson, Bijoux Phillips, Keira Knightley, Nicky Hilton, Mischa Barton, Rachel Roy, Margherita Missoni and a host of New York socialites and fashion media.
No stranger to celebrity herself, Sang A's personal background is as beguiling as her designs. Korean-born Sang A's first profession was that of a performer in a large range of professional musicals before moving on to become a popular stage/television actress and singer. She went on to release three pop music albums on a major label and became one of Korea's most promising celebrities by the age of 26. Having held a long fascination with the costumes, colors and styling of her stage outfits, it was common for Sang A to style her own video clips and create looks in her personal wardrobe that resonated throughout her native country. While on a business trip to New York City in 1998, Sang A felt a stronger calling to the world of fashion and decided to move onto a larger stage, challenging herself to succeed in design in New York City.
Sang A Flash Parallelogram Clutch
After making her move, Sang A began honing her skills at Parsons School of Design and then went on to work with high profile stylists such as Victoria Bartlett and Lisa Von Weise to get a feel for the industry, eventually leading her toward accessories design.
Sang A Silver and Black Olivia
"My design exudes the essence of modern classic with a dose of avant garde" states Sang A.
Sang A Max in Black Python
The exclusive collection is available at retailers worldwide including Neiman Marcus, Kirna Zabete NYC, Lane Crawford in Hong Kong as well as select boutiques in Europe, The Middle East and Asia.
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