Kimberly Goldson
American fashion designer and former finalist on Project Runway
About Kimberly Goldson
Kimberly Goldson was a fashion designer and fashion design.
Kimberly Goldson is an American fashion designer and former finalist on Project Runway. She is also the founder of her namesake fashion line, Kimberly Goldson, exhibiting at shows such as New York Fashion Week.
Early life and education
Goldson was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. She was inspired by fashion at an early age and attended Fashion Institute of Technology where she studied fashion merchandising.
Career
Goldson started her career as a fashion designer by creating custom garments for private clients. In Season 6 of Project Runway All Stars, she was eliminated in episode 7.
Goldson was one of the creators of LeBron James' women's shoe known as "The Strongest" campaign. It was his 16th Nike shoe release and designed exclusively by women for women. Nike used three African American women designers, Goldson, Fe Noel and Undra Duncan, who were handpicked by multicultural designer platform, Harlem’s Fashion Row for the project. and Harlem's Fashion Row during New York Fashion Week.
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Who was Kimberly Goldson?
American fashion designer and former finalist on Project Runway
When was Kimberly Goldson born?
Kimberly Goldson was born in Brooklyn.
What was Kimberly Goldson's occupation?
Kimberly Goldson was a fashion designer and fashion design.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Kimberly Goldson
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