Now, what was a nice girl from Rochester, NY doing hanging out in the trendy trenches of the NYC club scene?  Well, she couldn't wear her trendy gloves with her crinoline skirts in Rochester.  She started her fashion career in New York City a an accessories buyer and department manager for "The New Store" on 7th Avenue directly located across from Fashion Institute of Technology.  She also was freelance merchandiser for Omanti, a manufacturer of women's blouse and leather apparel.  Then went to the upper eastside where she was a shoe buyer and department manager for Castaneda and eventually designed an exclusive line of women's dress shoes.  Her previous position was an assistant designer and sales representative for HEAD DRESS  hair accessories. She was a monthly guest speaker on the topic of costume design resources at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York City. At present she is stylist for Cognac Wellerlaine celebrity talk show hostess for www.cognacscorner.com. Patricia can be seen at fashion week every season and modeling at the Head Dress Booth in Accessories The Show.

In the 90's Patricia's talent led her to fashion styling for video and stage.  She worked as an assistant costume designer for Rosemary Ponzo on the play "Elison and Eden".  The video "You Got the Right", starring Johanna Deneroff, was done for the United Nations human rights conference that aired internationally on MTV.  While shopping for accessories at various trade shows, she was introduced to "Designs by Gail", a glove line that ended up being used quite frequently on many photo shoots.  Because of her enthusiasm, she was asked to rep the line.  When Gail decided to relocate, Patricia was left with many clients but no new glove designs.  She decided to give it a whirl and found it a very satisfying creative process.  A very important influence for Patricia's success is a man named Leo Shore, whom has been in the glove business dating back to WWII.  She spent hours visiting with him and his vintage glove collection and listening to his many stories.  He thought her the nuts and bolts of the manufacturing business and she is thankful for all his continuing support.

In May of 2010 she inherited 1,000's of pairs of dead stock vintage gloves in a array of colors and styles that she now sells to stores, stylist, along with fashionable ladies, teens and girls.

TO SEE THE LATEST PRESS ON THE VINTAGE AND LEATHER GLOVE COLLECTIONS ALONG WITH PHOTOS/VIDEO OF PATRICIA & HER CLIENTS THEN GO TO HER FACEBOOK PAGE UNDER PATRICIA ANN PARENTI.  UPDATES ARE WEEKLY.
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