Alexandre de Betak
Alexandre de Betak (born October 5, 1968) is a French fashion and furniture designer. In 2000, de Betak began his involvement in the production of Victoria's Secret shows, producing and choreographing their shows for many years. De Betak is known for his 15-minute shows.
Alexandre de Betak
- Born
- 1968 · Paris.
- Nationality
- France
- Occupation
- fashion show producer · manufacturer · designer
- Education
- Wellington College
- Languages
- French
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Alexandre de Betak (born October 5, 1968) is a French fashion and furniture designer. In 2000, de Betak began his involvement in the production of Victoria's Secret shows, producing and choreographing their shows for many years. De Betak is known for his 15-minute shows.
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2003 marked his debut in design, when he created an acrylic glass bookshelf and a leather bench with French design house Domeau & Perez. De Betak has two children with his partner at that time, actress and model Audrey Marnay.
Alexandre de Betak is recorded as fashion show producer, manufacturer and designer.
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- 1.Alban Agnoux. Le nouvel ordre des défilés. mars 2016. 13. supplément à L'Obs. 50.
- 2.Emmanuelle Bosc. Dans les coulisses des défilés, cinq héros très discrets. madame.lefigaro.fr. Madame Figaro. 11 août 2011.
- 3.Alexandre de Betak, le producteur star des défilés. lemonde.fr. 8 janvier 2018.
- 4.Hélène Guillaume. Dans les coulisses de la Fashion Week avec Alexandre de Betak, l’homme aux mille défilés. Madame Figaro. septembre 2017.
- 5.Rebecca Voight. Alexandre de Betak, le show man. L'Express diX. supplément à L'Express. 18 octobre 2017. 136 à 139. 27 novembre 2017.
- 6.Le kit de survie de Fashion Week de Bureau Betak chez colette. Vogue.fr.
- 7.De Dior à Victoria's Secret, les secrets de fabrication des plus grands défilés de mode, par Alexandre de Betak. Vanity Fair.
- 8.Alexandre de Betak vend son intérieur aux enchères chez Piasa. Vogue.
- 9.The Independents (Karla Otto) s’empare de Bureau Betak. FashionNetwork.com.
- 10.Dans le dressing de Sofia Sanchez de Betak. Vogue.fr.
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