Graham Tabor

Graham Tabor has a diverse work experience in the fashion industry. Graham started their career in 2007 as a Fashion/Design Consultant, collaborating with brands such as Alexander Wang, Helmut Lang, and Theory. In 2010, they co-founded the fine jewelry collection 1-100, which was sold in select retailers. Graham also worked as a Creative Director for Lou Tricot, where they played a vital role in launching a luxury knitwear brand. Graham served as the Head of Knitwear at Thom Browne, Inc. and as a Creative Consultant for Helmut Lang, where they designed and managed the women's knitwear collection. Graham also worked as a Creative Consultant for Ann Demeulemeester and acted as the Design Director of Knitwear for Alexander Wang Inc. Additionally, they co-founded Blouson Noir, a ready-to-wear capsule collection available worldwide. Throughout their career, Graham has demonstrated their expertise in creative direction, design, and development, collaborating with renowned fashion brands.

Graham Tabor's education history begins with a Dual BA with Honors degree from The Johns Hopkins University, which they completed in an unspecified year before 2002. During this time, they studied Art History and International Relations. In 1994, Graham attended Cranbrook Kingswood Upper School, though it is not clear what field of study they pursued there. In 1998, they enrolled in the Fashion Institute of Technology, where they took coursework in Hand Machine Knitting, Draping, and Garment Construction. Graham then studied at the Université Paris-Sorbonne in 1999-2000, focusing on Art History and History. Later, in 2012-2014, they pursued ongoing coursework in classical methods of jewelry fabrication at the Jewelry Arts Institute.