The headquarters of fashion house Hardy Amies is in which London street?
Hardy Amies (fashion house) could create for the Queen until 1996. The House of Hardy Amies was still designing for her under Design Director Jon Moore until 2002. Having written a regular column for "Esquire" magazine on men's fashion, in 1964 Amies published the book "ABC of Men's Fashion." Amies's strict male dress code – with commandments on everything from socks to the summer wardrobe – made compelling reading: When in July 2009, the Hardy Amies designer archive was opened on Savile Row, the Victoria & Albert Museum reissued the book. In May 1973, Hardy Amies Ltd. was sold to Debenhams, which had already
Hardy Amies (fashion house) Hardy Amies (fashion house) Hardy Amies London Limited is a British-based fashion house specialising in modern luxury menswear. Amies was a pioneer of ready-to-wear menswear market in the 1950s, and starting in the 1960s Amies was commissioned to create high-profile specialized clothing for customers including British World cup and Olympic teams, Stanley Kubrick for "", and Queen Elizabeth II. The fashion house has changed ownership several times over the course of its history, and is currently the property of Fung Capital. Sir Hardy Amies, KCVO (17 July 1909 – 5 March 2003), was born Edwin Amies in Maida Vale, London.