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White cardboard with a pencil drawing of a model by designer Sita Murt. \The model corresponds to the inventory numbers CE084139, CE084140, CE084141, CE084142 and CE084143 and belongs to the autumn-winter 2002-2003 season. \Carmen Murt (Igualada, Barcelona; 1946), known as Sita Murt, is a Spanish fashion designer and businesswoman who belongs to a family dedicated for generations to the textile industry and whose creations are marketed by the family business Esteve Aguilera SA directed by her husband, where she began working in the design area, dedicating herself at first to produce sweaters. After his death in 1984, the designer took over the company and since 1989 the firm has been present at the Gaudà Show in Barcelona, and at the Pasarela Cibeles in Madrid to present its collections, as well as at international shows in Berlin, Copenhagen, New York and Paris. Subsequently, the company decided to replace the traditional Esteve brand with Sita Murt, and has opened its own stores and an outlet in Igualada. In 2008 it added a line of accessories and accessories and in 2010 a first collection of shoes, as well as the opening of its own store in Paris in May 2010, sponsored by Victoria Abril.
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Title: Figurine
Description:
White cardboard with a pencil drawing of a model by designer Sita Murt.
\The model corresponds to the inventory numbers CE084139, CE084140, CE084141, CE084142 and CE084143 and belongs to the autumn-winter 2002-2003 season.
\Carmen Murt (Igualada, Barcelona; 1946), known as Sita Murt, is a Spanish fashion designer and businesswoman who belongs to a family dedicated for generations to the textile industry and whose creations are marketed by the family business Esteve Aguilera SA directed by her husband, where she began working in the design area, dedicating herself at first to produce sweaters.
After his death in 1984, the designer took over the company and since 1989 the firm has been present at the Gaudà Show in Barcelona, and at the Pasarela Cibeles in Madrid to present its collections, as well as at international shows in Berlin, Copenhagen, New York and Paris.
Subsequently, the company decided to replace the traditional Esteve brand with Sita Murt, and has opened its own stores and an outlet in Igualada.
In 2008 it added a line of accessories and accessories and in 2010 a first collection of shoes, as well as the opening of its own store in Paris in May 2010, sponsored by Victoria Abril.
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