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Corazon

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orazon by Sigmund Designs specializes in elegant simplicity using intricate beadwork to create wedding gowns, bridesmaid dresses and the ultimate eveningwear. The winner of the Battle of the Runway showcases the fabulous designs that soared above the rest.

Sigmund C. Parel the genius and award winning designer behind the fabulous label, Corazon by Sigmund Designs, is a graduate of Fashion Design at Cora Delarosa Career Center in Manila Philippines. Continuing his education, he also attended the prestigious Fashion Forecast by Rene Salud, a famous top designer in the Philippines. He received his first award as Best Designer for a Miss Abra Pageant evening dress that he designed over ten years ago. From that moment, he became the official designer for the yearly Miss Bangued Beauty Pageant, a local hometown event. Parel had briefly worked as a designer for the Retazzo store between 1998-1999 and then again in 2002-2003. While working part-time as a designer, he was inspired to open up his own little boutique. Sigmund now manages his own boutiques which include a new store in Baguio City, Philippines, where he joined up with new partner, Joyce T. Acosta.

Corazon by Sigmund Designs is a new business venture in the Pacific Northwest specializing in Bridal couture and eveningwear. The name has a significant meaning for it is named after its co-owner's late mother, who sadly lost her battle with cancer. The business is a range of credible services from concepts to creation in order to satisfy 'fashion lifestyles' with elegance. This brand recognizes that each individual has a unique and personal sense of style in wedding, bridesmaid and special evening dresses. The designs reflect simplicity and elegance using intricate bead work and the finest choice of fabrics and superior construction.

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