Joseph Corré

Fashion designer, co-founder of Agent Provocateur

Joseph Corré - Artists & Creatives born November 30th, 1967
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An English fashion designer and businessman co-founded the lingerie brand Agent Provocateur in 1994, which became celebrated for its provocative and luxurious designs. The brand quickly gained a reputation for pushing boundaries in the fashion industry, combining eroticism with high fashion aesthetics. Through innovative marketing campaigns and distinctive product lines, the brand captured significant attention and expanded internationally, becoming a staple in exclusive lingerie. Additionally, involved in various philanthropic endeavors, focusing particularly on social issues and artistic endeavors.

Co-founded Agent Provocateur

Expanded brand internationally

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