12 Facts About Proenza Schouler

In 2008, Proenza Schouler introduced its first shoe collection, licensed through Giuseppe Zanotti, Vicini SpA.

Later that year, Proenza Schouler launched its first handbag, the PS1, a satchel that has become the brand's signature.

In 2012, Proenza Schouler signed a new license agreement with Onward Luxury Group to produce their footwear collections.

In June 2015, Proenza Schouler signed a licensing agreement with L'Oreal for the development and creation of fine fragrances.

In 2017, Proenza Schouler announced their exit from the traditional ready-to-wear calendar to align with the couture calendar.

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In 2011, Proenza Schouler announced a partnership with a group of investors, including Andrew Rosen, and John Howard.

Proenza Schouler launched its first collaboration in 2010, when they created an exclusive collection of hand painted denim with J Brand.

In 2013, Proenza Schouler celebrated their 10th anniversary by releasing a limited reissue of its Fall 2003 collection for Barneys New York.

Proenza Schouler collaborated with Harley Weir and Jen Brill in 2016 on their second original video together, PS I Love You, featuring the Pre-Fall 2016 collection.

Proenza Schouler was awarded the Best Fashion Film at the Fashion Film Festival Milano for their original video, Legs Are Not Doors, in 2015.

In 2016, Proenza Schouler had the honor of being featured in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's exhibition Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology.

In 2012, Proenza Schouler opened its first store, designed by architect David Adjaye, at 822 Madison Avenue in New York.