LOOKS BY WOLFGANG JOOP Women's 98130 Fashion Boot

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The famous fashion designer of our time, Wolfgang Joop with JOOP! and Wunderkind, built up two unparalleled German fashion houses and established a national and international reputation with fashion shows in cities including New York, Paris, and Milan. The third fashion brand is named LOOKS by Wolfgang Joop, where he focuses on creating exclusive, high-quality designs and small collections that celebrate individuality and take a stand for the responsible use of resources. The perfume license is soon (1991) bought by the Lancaster Group, which will become part of Coty in 1996. As they say, all paths lead brands to Coty or Procter & Gamble. Since then, JOOP! is marketed by Coty, as well as the new perfume project Wolfgang Joop (2008). The designer himself has had nothing to do with his name since 2001. Joop has written several books, including the gift book Das kleine Herz (2001), the cookbook Hectic Cuisine (2002), the autobiography Stillstand des Flüchtigen (2002), the novel Im Wolfspelz (2003), and Wolfgang Joop, Wunderkind: 14467 Potsdam, published by Rolf Heyne Collection (2009). His second autobiography Undressed. Aus einem Leben mit mir (2013) was written in collaboration with journalist and author Rebecca Casati. [17] He also authored numerous articles for publications such as Der Spiegel, Stern, and Welt am Sonntag.

a b c d e f g "Wolfgang Joop biography in the German Who's Who". Who's Who (in German). Germany . Retrieved 30 April 2018. My Looks Man Looks By Wolfgang Joop is available at ParfumLovers and in perfume shops in Germany and Austria, and is available as Eau de Toilette in 30, 50 and 100 ml bottles at a discounted price of 10, 15 and 20 euros, respectively. A set of 50 ml eau de toilette and 200 ml shower gel - 15 euros with a discount. Rooks, Timothy A. (9 May 2012). "Joop resuscitates Wunderkind label". Deutsche Welle . Retrieved 1 May 2018. In 1978, Joop presentsa fur collection and was noticed in the United States. The ready-to-wear collections, women's (1982) and men's (1985), were the last step before the JOOP! brand appeared. The exclamation mark in brand name as a sign of energy and vitality;it was not without reason that Wolfgang studied in advertising and psychology. With his brand, Joop followed the path of Pierre Cardin, releasing licenses for accessories, jeans and other clothing, shoes, jewelry and, of course, perfume (1987). Joop, Wolfgang (28 August 2011). "Joop lässt die Braut im Offiziersmantel heiraten". Die Welt (in German) . Retrieved 1 May 2018.In 1970, Joop married Karin Benatzky, then an art student. They divorced in 1985. [24] They have two daughters, fashion and jewel designer Henriette, known as Jette [ de] (born 1968), and painter and author Florentine [ de] (born 1973). Joop came out as bisexual in a January 1996 interview with Der Spiegel. [25] Since separating from Benatzky, he has been in a relationship with Edwin Lemberg. They entered a civil union in 2013 in Potsdam, which only became known in 2017. [26] His high-end collection, Wunderkind, is now going into its 14th year. While he noted Wunderkind “has a bigger crowd now…the sad fact is that a lot of the women who love it, especially younger women, can’t afford it at full price. We will keep Wunderkind as couture,” he continued, “but with Looks we can now also inspire and feed the larger market.”

Bott, Hermann (18 October 1999). "Der Traumprinz". Spiegel Online (in German) . Retrieved 19 September 2012.

The mens' magazine GQ commended outgoing Foreign Minister Heiko Maas for the perfect fit of his tailor-made suits, voting him to be the best-dressed man in Germany. Spring 2007 Ready-to-Wear: Wunderkind" (in German). Archived from the original on 29 October 2013 . Retrieved 1 May 2018. Germany's Next Topmodel: Wolfgang Joop steigt aus"[ Germany's Next Topmodel: Wolfgang Joop leaves]. Spiegel Online (in German). 24 June 2015 . Retrieved 20 July 2015. During his election campaign, Olaf Scholz was often asked whether he'd start wearing a tie if he were to become chancellor. His response was always noncommittal: "I'll be wearing a tie most of the time — but not always," he said.