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A look back: 20 years of Couture
Twenty designers, retailers and show organizers share their earliest recollections from the Couture show, which got its start on Memorial Day weekend, 1995.

Ahead of the 20th Couture show, we asked show organizers, designers and retailers to tell us: What memories do you have from your first Couture experience?
What follows are the recollections of 20 industry players who have contributed to the show’s growth and evolution over the past two decades, from designers such as Todd Reed and Stephen Webster to retailers like Marie Helene Morrow and Jim Rosenheim.
And, they also answered the all-important question: If Couture was a song, what would it be?
Read the full story in the Show Issue of National Jeweler’s digital magazine.
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