Katja Foos (52) will be appointed Director Design at Marc Cain as from January 2020. Her main tasks include the further development of the labels in the typical Marc Cain style and the continuation of the collection statements in the spirit of the current Zeitgeist.
Her area of responsibility includes the entire creative and visual branding of the labels Collections, Sports, Additions, Essentials and Bags & Shoes. She will report to Frank Rheinboldt, Managing Director Sales, Marketing & Design. Katja Foos has worked as a designer for over 25 years. One of her special passions is knitwear: This shared expertise and professional competence is the perfect prerequisite for a successful collaboration with the brand.
For 12 years, Katja Foos worked as head of knitwear & jersey and as an illustrator at Dorothee Schumacher until 2017, after having worked for Ursula Neuhäuser for a number of years. For the past two years she has worked as a freelance illustrator and artist.
"We are looking forward to working with Katja Foos, who with her unique flair for fashion and her high degree of creativity will lend Marc Cain a trend-setting signature," states Frank Rheinboldt.
Her area of responsibility includes the entire creative and visual branding of the labels Collections, Sports, Additions, Essentials and Bags & Shoes. She will report to Frank Rheinboldt, Managing Director Sales, Marketing & Design. Katja Foos has worked as a designer for over 25 years. One of her special passions is knitwear: This shared expertise and professional competence is the perfect prerequisite for a successful collaboration with the brand.
For 12 years, Katja Foos worked as head of knitwear & jersey and as an illustrator at Dorothee Schumacher until 2017, after having worked for Ursula Neuhäuser for a number of years. For the past two years she has worked as a freelance illustrator and artist.
"We are looking forward to working with Katja Foos, who with her unique flair for fashion and her high degree of creativity will lend Marc Cain a trend-setting signature," states Frank Rheinboldt.
