Max Azria
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Max Azria is a Jewish American fashion designer who founded the popular midscale women clothing line BCBG in 1989.
Originally from Tunisia, Max Azria moved to the United States to enter the fashion world. Moving to California, he created BCBG, an acronym for the French saying bon chic, bon genre, which in English means "good style good attitude."
BCBG was designed to bring European sophistication to American women. BCBG's trendy, chic, and unique styles and patterns was immediately popularized in California and throughout the West Coast, especially in Washington, Arizona and Nevada. After the company opened a flagship store in New York City, BCBG became internationally known in the fashion world.
Max Azria later created an upscale collection known as The Max Azria Collection sold only through selected company-owned boutique stores.
The company recently opened its first freestanding "Max Azria" boutique on Los Angeles' Melrose Avenue. Three more stores are slated to open by the end of 2006 or early 2007 in West Palm Beach, New York's SoHo, and Newport Beach.[1]
