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Desingers: the Proper pronunciation of their names :)


ALTUZARRA – ahl-too-ZAH-rah
ALBER ELBAZ – al-BAR- el-BAHZ
ANNA SUI – anna swee
BALENCIAGA – bahl-en-see-AH-gah
BOTTEGA VENETA – boh-THE-gah VEHN-eh-tah
BULGARI – BOOL-gah-ree
CAROLINA HERRERA – cair-oh-LEE-nah her-RAIR-ah
COMME DES GARCONS – cohm day gar-SOHN
CONSEULO CASTIGLIONI – cohn-SWAY-loh- cah-steel-YO-nee
DRIES VAN NOTEN – dreez van NO-ten
ELSA SCHIAPARELLI – el-sa skeeap-uh-RELL-ee
ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA – air-men-eh-GEEL-doh ZEHN-yah
GIVENCHY – zhee-vawn-SHEE
RICARDO TISCI –ree-CAR-doh TEE-shee
HERMES – air-mez
HERVE LEGER – air-VAY leh-ZHAY
LANVIN – lahn-VAAN
LOEWE – LOH-eh-vay
NICOLAS GHESQUIERE – NEE-koh-la GEHS-kyair
MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA –may-ZOHN mar-tahn mar-JEL-ah
MANOLO BLAHNIK – mah-NO-lo BLAH-nik
MARCHESA – mar-KAY-zah
MARNI –mar-nee
MARY KATRANTZOU – mary kaht-TRAHN-tzoo
MOSCHINO – mohs-KEE-noh
NARCISO RODRIGUEZ – nar-SEE-so rah-DREE-gezz
PROENZA SCHOULER –pro-EHN-zah SKOOL-er
RALPH LAUREN –ralph LOHR-en
ROLAND MOURET – ROH-lahnd MOR-ay
SAINT LAURENT- saan loh-rahn
THIERRY MUGLER – teer-EE muh-glur
VERSACE –vair-SAH-chay
That wasn’t so difficult right? Stay tuned for the next lesson!
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ALTUZARRA – ahl-too-ZAH-rah
ALBER ELBAZ – al-BAR- el-BAHZ
ANNA SUI – anna swee
BALENCIAGA – bahl-en-see-AH-gah
BOTTEGA VENETA – boh-THE-gah VEHN-eh-tah
BULGARI – BOOL-gah-ree
CAROLINA HERRERA – cair-oh-LEE-nah her-RAIR-ah
COMME DES GARCONS – cohm day gar-SOHN
CONSEULO CASTIGLIONI – cohn-SWAY-loh- cah-steel-YO-nee
DRIES VAN NOTEN – dreez van NO-ten
ELSA SCHIAPARELLI – el-sa skeeap-uh-RELL-ee
ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA – air-men-eh-GEEL-doh ZEHN-yah
GIVENCHY – zhee-vawn-SHEE
RICARDO TISCI –ree-CAR-doh TEE-shee
HERMES – air-mez
HERVE LEGER – air-VAY leh-ZHAY
LANVIN – lahn-VAAN
LOEWE – LOH-eh-vay
NICOLAS GHESQUIERE – NEE-koh-la GEHS-kyair
MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA –may-ZOHN mar-tahn mar-JEL-ah
MANOLO BLAHNIK – mah-NO-lo BLAH-nik
MARCHESA – mar-KAY-zah
MARNI –mar-nee
MARY KATRANTZOU – mary kaht-TRAHN-tzoo
MOSCHINO – mohs-KEE-noh
NARCISO RODRIGUEZ – nar-SEE-so rah-DREE-gezz
PROENZA SCHOULER –pro-EHN-zah SKOOL-er
RALPH LAUREN –ralph LOHR-en
ROLAND MOURET – ROH-lahnd MOR-ay
SAINT LAURENT- saan loh-rahn
THIERRY MUGLER – teer-EE muh-glur
VERSACE –vair-SAH-chay
That wasn’t so difficult right? Stay tuned for the next lesson!
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ALTUZARRA – ahl-too-ZAH-rah
ALBER ELBAZ – al-BAR- el-BAHZ
ANNA SUI – anna swee
BALENCIAGA – bahl-en-see-AH-gah
BOTTEGA VENETA – boh-THE-gah VEHN-eh-tah
BULGARI – BOOL-gah-ree
CAROLINA HERRERA – cair-oh-LEE-nah her-RAIR-ah
COMME DES GARCONS – cohm day gar-SOHN
CONSEULO CASTIGLIONI – cohn-SWAY-loh- cah-steel-YO-nee
DRIES VAN NOTEN – dreez van NO-ten
ELSA SCHIAPARELLI – el-sa skeeap-uh-RELL-ee
ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA – air-men-eh-GEEL-doh ZEHN-yah
GIVENCHY – zhee-vawn-SHEE
RICARDO TISCI –ree-CAR-doh TEE-shee
HERMES – air-mez
HERVE LEGER – air-VAY leh-ZHAY
LANVIN – lahn-VAAN
LOEWE – LOH-eh-vay
NICOLAS GHESQUIERE – NEE-koh-la GEHS-kyair
MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA –may-ZOHN mar-tahn mar-JEL-ah
MANOLO BLAHNIK – mah-NO-lo BLAH-nik
MARCHESA – mar-KAY-zah
MARNI –mar-nee
MARY KATRANTZOU – mary kaht-TRAHN-tzoo
MOSCHINO – mohs-KEE-noh
NARCISO RODRIGUEZ – nar-SEE-so rah-DREE-gezz
PROENZA SCHOULER –pro-EHN-zah SKOOL-er
RALPH LAUREN –ralph LOHR-en
ROLAND MOURET – ROH-lahnd MOR-ay
SAINT LAURENT- saan loh-rahn
THIERRY MUGLER – teer-EE muh-glur
VERSACE –vair-SAH-chay
That wasn’t so difficult right? Stay tuned for the next lesson!
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You love designer stuff right?

For most of us we just point to the logos or say out the initials and if we pronounce the designers full names
more often than not, we have the wrong pronunciation.

So here is a simple Pronunciation guide just for you :)

WALTUZARRA – ahl-too-ZAH-rah


ALBER ELBAZ – al-BAR- el-BAHZ

ANNA SUI – anna swee

BALENCIAGA – bahl-en-see-AH-gah

BOTTEGA VENETA – boh-THE-gah VEHN-eh-tah

BULGARI – BOOL-gah-ree

CAROLINA HERRERA – cair-oh-LEE-nah her-RAIR-ah

COMME DES GARCONS – cohm day gar-SOHN

CONSEULO CASTIGLIONI – cohn-SWAY-loh- cah-steel-YO-nee

DRIES VAN NOTEN – dreez van NO-ten

ELSA SCHIAPARELLI – el-sa skeeap-uh-RELL-ee

ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA – air-men-eh-GEEL-doh ZEHN-yah

GIVENCHY – zhee-vawn-SHEE

RICARDO TISCI –ree-CAR-doh TEE-shee

HERMES – air-mez

HERVE LEGER – air-VAY leh-ZHAY

LANVIN – lahn-VAAN

LOEWE – LOH-eh-vay

NICOLAS GHESQUIERE – NEE-koh-la GEHS-kyair

MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA –may-ZOHN mar-tahn mar-JEL-ah

MANOLO BLAHNIK – mah-NO-lo BLAH-nik

MARCHESA – mar-KAY-zah

MARNI –mar-nee

MARY KATRANTZOU – mary kaht-TRAHN-tzoo

MOSCHINO – mohs-KEE-noh

NARCISO RODRIGUEZ – nar-SEE-so rah-DREE-gezz

PROENZA SCHOULER –pro-EHN-zah SKOOL-er

RALPH LAUREN –ralph LOHR-en

ROLAND MOURET – ROH-lahnd MOR-ay 

SAINT LAURENT- saan loh-rahn

THIERRY MUGLER – teer-EE muh-glur

VERSACE vair-SAH-chay

Hope this helped!



ALTUZARRA – ahl-too-ZAH-rah
ALBER ELBAZ – al-BAR- el-BAHZ
ANNA SUI – anna swee
BALENCIAGA – bahl-en-see-AH-gah
BOTTEGA VENETA – boh-THE-gah VEHN-eh-tah
BULGARI – BOOL-gah-ree
CAROLINA HERRERA – cair-oh-LEE-nah her-RAIR-ah
COMME DES GARCONS – cohm day gar-SOHN
CONSEULO CASTIGLIONI – cohn-SWAY-loh- cah-steel-YO-nee
DRIES VAN NOTEN – dreez van NO-ten
ELSA SCHIAPARELLI – el-sa skeeap-uh-RELL-ee
ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA – air-men-eh-GEEL-doh ZEHN-yah
GIVENCHY – zhee-vawn-SHEE
RICARDO TISCI –ree-CAR-doh TEE-shee
HERMES – air-mez
HERVE LEGER – air-VAY leh-ZHAY
LANVIN – lahn-VAAN
LOEWE – LOH-eh-vay
NICOLAS GHESQUIERE – NEE-koh-la GEHS-kyair
MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA –may-ZOHN mar-tahn mar-JEL-ah
MANOLO BLAHNIK – mah-NO-lo BLAH-nik
MARCHESA – mar-KAY-zah
MARNI –mar-nee
MARY KATRANTZOU – mary kaht-TRAHN-tzoo
MOSCHINO – mohs-KEE-noh
NARCISO RODRIGUEZ – nar-SEE-so rah-DREE-gezz
PROENZA SCHOULER –pro-EHN-zah SKOOL-er
RALPH LAUREN –ralph LOHR-en
ROLAND MOURET – ROH-lahnd MOR-ay
SAINT LAURENT- saan loh-rahn
THIERRY MUGLER – teer-EE muh-glur
VERSACE –vair-SAH-chay
That wasn’t so difficult right? Stay tuned for the next lesson!
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ALTUZARRA – ahl-too-ZAH-rah
ALBER ELBAZ – al-BAR- el-BAHZ
ANNA SUI – anna swee
BALENCIAGA – bahl-en-see-AH-gah
BOTTEGA VENETA – boh-THE-gah VEHN-eh-tah
BULGARI – BOOL-gah-ree
CAROLINA HERRERA – cair-oh-LEE-nah her-RAIR-ah
COMME DES GARCONS – cohm day gar-SOHN
CONSEULO CASTIGLIONI – cohn-SWAY-loh- cah-steel-YO-nee
DRIES VAN NOTEN – dreez van NO-ten
ELSA SCHIAPARELLI – el-sa skeeap-uh-RELL-ee
ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA – air-men-eh-GEEL-doh ZEHN-yah
GIVENCHY – zhee-vawn-SHEE
RICARDO TISCI –ree-CAR-doh TEE-shee
HERMES – air-mez
HERVE LEGER – air-VAY leh-ZHAY
LANVIN – lahn-VAAN
LOEWE – LOH-eh-vay
NICOLAS GHESQUIERE – NEE-koh-la GEHS-kyair
MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA –may-ZOHN mar-tahn mar-JEL-ah
MANOLO BLAHNIK – mah-NO-lo BLAH-nik
MARCHESA – mar-KAY-zah
MARNI –mar-nee
MARY KATRANTZOU – mary kaht-TRAHN-tzoo
MOSCHINO – mohs-KEE-noh
NARCISO RODRIGUEZ – nar-SEE-so rah-DREE-gezz
PROENZA SCHOULER –pro-EHN-zah SKOOL-er
RALPH LAUREN –ralph LOHR-en
ROLAND MOURET – ROH-lahnd MOR-ay
SAINT LAURENT- saan loh-rahn
THIERRY MUGLER – teer-EE muh-glur
VERSACE –vair-SAH-chay
That wasn’t so difficult right? Stay tuned for the next lesson!
By Favor Olugu
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ALTUZARRA – ahl-too-ZAH-rah
ALBER ELBAZ – al-BAR- el-BAHZ
ANNA SUI – anna swee
BALENCIAGA – bahl-en-see-AH-gah
BOTTEGA VENETA – boh-THE-gah VEHN-eh-tah
BULGARI – BOOL-gah-ree
CAROLINA HERRERA – cair-oh-LEE-nah her-RAIR-ah
COMME DES GARCONS – cohm day gar-SOHN
CONSEULO CASTIGLIONI – cohn-SWAY-loh- cah-steel-YO-nee
DRIES VAN NOTEN – dreez van NO-ten
ELSA SCHIAPARELLI – el-sa skeeap-uh-RELL-ee
ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA – air-men-eh-GEEL-doh ZEHN-yah
GIVENCHY – zhee-vawn-SHEE
RICARDO TISCI –ree-CAR-doh TEE-shee
HERMES – air-mez
HERVE LEGER – air-VAY leh-ZHAY
LANVIN – lahn-VAAN
LOEWE – LOH-eh-vay
NICOLAS GHESQUIERE – NEE-koh-la GEHS-kyair
MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA –may-ZOHN mar-tahn mar-JEL-ah
MANOLO BLAHNIK – mah-NO-lo BLAH-nik
MARCHESA – mar-KAY-zah
MARNI –mar-nee
MARY KATRANTZOU – mary kaht-TRAHN-tzoo
MOSCHINO – mohs-KEE-noh
NARCISO RODRIGUEZ – nar-SEE-so rah-DREE-gezz
PROENZA SCHOULER –pro-EHN-zah SKOOL-er
RALPH LAUREN –ralph LOHR-en
ROLAND MOURET – ROH-lahnd MOR-ay
SAINT LAURENT- saan loh-rahn
THIERRY MUGLER – teer-EE muh-glur
VERSACE –vair-SAH-chay
That wasn’t so difficult right? Stay tuned for the next lesson!
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