SP – Suzana Peric is worth discovering. The name Suzana Peric is a creative head full of innovations.
The Düsseldorf-based designer, who completed her studies in 1999 at the Academy Mode Design Düsseldorf (AMD), exerts a notable influence with her creations on both the national and international face of fashion. Her fashion reflects herself: innovative, creative, contemporary and yet always idiosyncratic – with a personal touch. The designer’s latest collections create surprise after surprise in the fashion world. The individual cuts in combination with elegant materials such as silk, viscose or quality cotton mark the fashion trend for the self assured woman of today. Her fashion addresses a woman’s beauty, her elegance, appearance and unmistakable feminine style. Suzana Peric is especially impressive with her new innovations in dresses. The breezy, playful creations with refined cut-outs, extravagant samples and exclusive details are a breath of fresh air, without neglecting the finely elegant components. In the last 10 years, Suzana Peric and her company more than 20 collections that have been successfully marketed within Europe (Germany/France/Italy/Russia/England/Serbia/Croatia/Bosnia). There have been more than 15 fashion shows and exhibition appearances in Cologne, Düsseldorf, (CPD, IGEDO, Apollo), Paris (Prét à Porter) and Belgrade (Fashion Week, Fashion Selection etc.).
Besides her own studio and sales rooms in Belgrade, the Schadow Arkaden in the celebrated location of Düsseldorf is home to another 100 m2 of exclusive outlet under the name of Turquoise.
Suzana Peric and Studio SP have been the subject of hundreds of articles in fashion magazines, newspapers, political magazines and other national and international press. Suzana Peric has also been invited on several occasions onto all important TV programmes and has appeared in interview with various national and international journalists.
Her models appear in the world’s best-known fashion magazines. These include Collezioni, Italy’s Vogue, STEP 3, Elle, Brigitte, Für Sie, Belgrade’s Elle, InStyle and Gloria, as well as other recognised German, French, English, Serbian, Croatian or Japanese magazines and newspapers.
