Anne-Elodie Henriquez

Anne-Elodie Henriquez has extensive experience in the fashion industry, with a focus on design. Anne-Elodie started their career as a Junior Designer at Balenciaga, working on women's defile collections. Anne-Elodie then moved on to Lanvin, where they worked as a Designer for RTW Lanvin Licenses, developing trend books, inspirations, and themes. After Lanvin, they joined Gerard Darel as a Fashion and Textile Print Designer, responsible for creating artworks for prints and textile developments.

In 2015, Anne-Elodie Henriquez joined Massimo Dutti as the Head of the Print Design Department for women's collections. In this role, they were in charge of developing concepts for designs, leading trends, creating mood boards, and liaising with suppliers and factories. Recently, they took on the position of Head of Design for woman capsules in the MENA, ASIA, SEA, and LATAM regions at Massimo Dutti, where they are responsible for developing full range products.

Anne-Elodie Henriquez's education history begins in 2003 when they attended Ateliers Chardon Savard. Anne-Elodie completed a Bachelor Diploma in Fashion Design & Pattern making, graduating in 2006. After a gap year, they enrolled at Universite Lyon 2 Lumière in 2008 and completed their Master's degree in Marketing/Fashion Management in 2009. Additionally, it is mentioned that they attended MANAA - Mise a Niveau en Art Appliqués at Lycée Adolphe Chérioux in Vitry. However, the start and end years are not provided for this program, suggesting that it may have been completed outside of the specified time frame. Anne-Elodie obtained a Bachelor of Fashion Design & Pattern making Diploma and an M.A.N.A.A degree through this program.