Thirty years ago, Rani St. Pucchi
took the bridal world by storm, despite having no formal training in fashion.
She is an award winning couture fashion designer and founder of the
world-renowned bridal house St. Pucchi. A passionate and dynamic
entrepreneur who launched her global empire in the United States in 1985, Rani’s vision was to create an avant-garde bridal
and evening couture line with modern styling and classic details. That vision
has been realized today.
Renowned for infusing her
creations with touches of magnificently colored jewels, exquisite hand
embroidery, delicate beading and sparkling crystals on the finest silks and
laces, these inspired designs with innovative draping evoke the timeless
elegance every woman desires. As one of the foremost designers to introduce
exotic silk fabrics and hand embroidery, Rani is applauded for being a pioneer
in bringing color to the United States bridal scene, having learned that white does not flatter
everyone.
Rani has been recognized and
nominated on multiple occasions for her design talent and won numerous awards
as a Style Innovator. In addition, she has been honored with the Best Bridal
Designer Award at the prestigious Chicago Apparel Center’s DEBI Awards (Distinctive Excellence in Bridal Industry).
Rani is famous for designing the
wedding dress worn by “Phoebe” as she captured the hearts of millions when she
said “I Do” in a unique St. Pucchi
Lilac corset bodice A-line gown on the finale of the hit television show Friends.
Her range of avant-garde designs
are worn by the world’s most discerning brides, including celebrities and style
icons such as New York Giants’ player Aaron Ross’ wife, Olympic gold medalist
Sanya Richards; Dallas Cowboys’ quarterback Tony Romo’s wife Candice
Crawford; Actress Tara Reid; Jason Priestley’s wife Naomi Lowde; actress
Candice Cameron and Grammy Award winning country music singer Alison Krauss,
who donned a specially designed Chantilly lace and silk gown at the Country
Music Awards.
Rani has enjoyed much media
attention. Her signature designs have been recognized in high profile media
such as Entertainment Tonight, Harper’s
Bazaar, WWD, Town and Country, Bride’s, Cosmopolitan Brides, Inside Weddings,
Martha Stewart Weddings and The
Knot.
Rani’s real passion other than the
world of design is to help women who have suffered abuse and those who are
struggling to find themselves. On her quest to empower women to be their best
selves, she is passionate about helping them find their voice through building
their self-confidence. She believes that confidence must start with a woman’s
love and acceptance of her body.
Renowned for her savvy knowledge
of a woman’s form and fit, Rani is eager to share her knowledge of more than
three decades with all women so they can make better styling choices. In
addition to the book you are reading now, Rani is the author of four upcoming
books: The SoulMate Checklist: Key
Questions To help You Choose Your Perfect Partner; Seven Types of Men To Avoid: Recognizing Relationship Red Flags; Designing with Heart: A to Z Guide to
Bridal Designing; and Unveiling: A
Celebrity Fashion Designer’s Story, a Memoir of her Life Journey.
Born and raised in Bangkok, Thailand, Rani now happily lives in Los Angeles, California.
Her latest book is Your
Body, Your Style: Simple Tips on Dressing to Flatter.
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Rani St. Pucchi,
a trend-setting designer whose designs have
been recognized in Entertainment Tonight,
Harper’s Bazaar, WWD, Town and Country, Bride’s,
Cosmopolitan Bride, Martha Stewart Weddings and The Knot, can help define the style that flatters you most — no matter what age or
stage of life you are in or what your body type is.
stage of life you are in or what your body type is.
Women
from all over the world have clamored to have a private consultation with Rani so they may benefit from her
expertise and regain their self-confidence and shine.
In Your Body, Your Style, Rani shares with you her knowledge of the female form and guides you to find simple
solutions to your most pressing body concerns. The focus is on you — and how
you can make yourself more confident and appealing in almost every situation — simply by making
a few changes and different choices in planning your wardrobe.
Once
you embrace your unique attributes and dissolve your bad relationship with your body, you’ll be amazed to find how irresistible you are to others!
This
simple and friendly guide reveals:
*
What clothes and silhouettes are best for your specific body type
* Simple techniques to determine
which colors flatter you most
*
Solutions to common lingerie issues and the importance of fit
* The
one dress that is a chameleon, and how to transform it into different looks
* How
to travel stress free by planning your wardrobe well
* 101
styling secrets, professional tricks and fashion tips
RANI ST. PUCCHI
is an
award-winning fashion designer, an author and relationship expert. She is a
regular contributor to The Huffington Post.
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Tell us a little about
yourself.
Hi, I’m Rani St. Pucchi,
award-winning designer and founder of the world-renowned Bridal house St.
Pucchi which was established in 1985
When did you begin writing?
Since 2015
Describe your writing process.
Do you plot or write by the seat of your pants? When and where do you write?
I write on subjects that are
based on my personal experiences. It’s a methodical process and similar to
designing a wedding gown. I first plan the outline, chapters, content and in
what order to present them so they flow perfectly. I write from my design
studio that opens up to a beautiful landscape.
Can you tell us about your most
recent release?
Your Body, Your Style teaches you simple tricks on how to dress
your body in a way that will enhance your best assets and camouflage areas you
feel uncomfortable about or find lacking in any way, so that you may elevate
your self-confidence and become clear on how you wish to be seen in the world.
How did you get the idea for
the book?
It was a thought I had for a
very long time, one that came from working with more than 15,000 women in my 30
plus years as a designer, and seeing the challenges they faced with accepting their
bodies and always wanting to change it
.
.
What projects are you currently
working on?
I have three more books that I
am writing which will all be published next year. I am also an Inspirational
Speaker, a Coach and a Jack Canfield Certified Trainer. And of course, I
continue to design my St. Pucchi collections, and in the process, I have the
privilege to dress amazing women!
What advice would you offer to
new or aspiring authors?
As any writer and author will
tell you, the first book can be the most challenging one. Editing, and
re-writing several times even, to make sure that your readers will understand
is key. Most information exists in our heads and, as in fashion, much of the
lingo is so second nature to us and those in the know in our field that we tend
to forget that the general audience, for the most part, is clueless about what
we may be referring to. So I suggest that when you write you think carefully
about your reader and try to understand from their perspective to make sure
that everything is clear and easy to follow. Your subject must be either
entertaining to keep your reader engaged (in the case of fiction) or solve a
problem your reader has (in the case of non-fiction).
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