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By: aayush
Sir jonathan paul ive a british industrial designer who is the cheif designer officer of Apple inc.
His most famous innovations are the iphone, ipad, imac .
he is also a person with many unique qualities with one of them being brand loyalty .He is a full time employee in apple since 1992.His most current innovation is the apple watch which was a real success. .,.,

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By: Colin

- British typographer and graphic designer
-Calvert was fresh out of the Chelsea School of Art (where Kinneir had been her tutor) when the pair were asked to design signs for the first motorway in the UK.
-They took on what he called “possibly the biggest graphic design job ever” – creating a new signage system for Britain’s roads.
-The work celebrated its 50th anniversary show at the Design Museum

“It’s about asking the right questions and knowing who you are designing for.” As a designer she believes: “You have the very responsible position of making things clear so that they can get from A to B. It’s not about putting your personality into that particular design.” - Margaret Calvert 👵🏼

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Margaret Calvert

British typographer and graphic designer who designed many of the road signs used throughout the UK, as well as the Transport font used on road signs and the Rail Alphabet font used on the British railway system with another innovator named Jock Kinneir.
In addition to her road signs, she has designed commercial fonts for Monotype, including the eponymous Calvert font, a slab serif design which she created in 1980 for use on the Tyne and Wear Metro system. She was awarded an honorary degree by the University of the Arts London in 2004.
She appeared on Top Gear on 3 January 2010 talking about the design process of the UK road signs. James May interviewed her in a 2009 Vauxhall Insignia \

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By: Tiana

-Vivienne Tam is a well known fashion designer based in New York City.
- originally from China she uses inspiration from her heritage to create new designs and styles in the industry.
-she is a known fashion entrepreneur as she began her own business inspiring Chinese culture in America.
-She came to fame in 1990's when her collection got noticed and her business began to build.
-Chinese artists were using Mao in their paintings and her first collection she released was her Mao collection.
-Her company grew making $65million and having clients; Julia Roberts, Britney Spears, Goldie Hawn and Madonna.
-She won a prize for being the biggest Chinese designer in America.
-She now believes that clothing stereotypes as 'Chinese cheap' will become 'Chinese Chic'.

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By: Matthias
British inventor, industrial designer, and entrepreneur who successfully manufactured innovative household appliances and became a determined campaigner to restore engineering and technical innovation to high esteem in British society. In 1978 Dyson, having grown impatient with clogged air filters in his Ballbarrow factory, built a cyclone particle collector similar to devices used in larger industrial plants, such as sawmills. Adapting this solution to home vacuum cleaners, he worked for the next five years, testing more than 5,000 prototypes. before he produced a satisfactory model that swirled incoming dirty air around a cylindrical container, where the dust was separated by centrifugal force and settled by gravity while the purified air escaped out the top. Makers of traditional bag-type vacuum cleaners showed no interest in Dyson’s bagless device, arousing in him a lasting antipathy toward conventional businesses. He sold the cleaner, known as the G-Force, to a company in Japan, where it became a commercial success and won a design prize in 1991.

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By: Giselle

An american inventor who filled over 1000 patents. He developed and innovated a wide range of products from the electric light bulb to phonograph and motion picture camera. This was one of the greatest inventors of all time. He was the father of many other breakthroughs, which included the first phonograph and the motion picture camera, and he was influential in developing the first economically viable way of distributing light, heat, and power from a central station.

"I have not failed, i have just found 10,000 ways that have not worked"- Thomas Edison
Genius is only one percent, and ninety-nine percent perspiration" - Thomas Edison

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By: Navya

- French Designer and Entrepreneur who founded The Chanel Atelier in 1913
- Created a new trend of clothing such as trench coats, hats and faux jewellery which created a new market in the clothing industry for women.
- She developed her signature perfume "Chanel No.5" and strategically released her product right after a war was over, which helped her product sell more as soldiers returning home from Paris would buy the perfume as a gift for their loved ones.
- She prides her brand and company as very luxurious and exclusive and her philosophy is to be simple yet radical.

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Immerse yourself in the street where it all began, la rue Cambon. Leave the black and white sobriety of the Haute Couture salon and enter the baroque world of Mademoiselle's apartment. Then, indulge at the Ritz, before opening the door of 18, Place Vendôme to discover the world of Fine Jewelry.

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-Jonathan Ive:
*Philosophy:
1) He keeps his workshop closed to anyone who dosent need to be there.
2)He works with the same team for decades.
3) He makes products for people who care.
4)He designs products that become part of peoples life.

Ive is the designer of many of Apples  products icluding the MacBook Pro, iMac, MacBook Air, Mac mini, iPod, iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad, iPad Mini, Apple Watch and iOS.

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- Oskar
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-Born in Chingford, London
-Joined a startup design agency called Tangerine
-Became a full time apple employee in 1992
-One of his most notable innovations was the fifth generation iPod
"creativity begins with observation" - TIna Seelig
No one except for Ive, his team, and top Apple execs get to set foot inside his lab at Apple headquarters.
“Complete intrigue with the physical world starts by destroying it”

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By : Tayla

Zaha hadid is an architect, she was the first femal architect to win a Pritzker Architecture Prize. Her company : Zaha Hadid Design " designs architecturally inspired home ware and jewellery. As well as this she designs sculptures and furniture . She is a pioneer in paramectricism architecture ( a form of post modern and modern architecture ).

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By - Keryn

- French fashion designer and business women
- Famous for her timeless designs, trademark suits and little black dresses
- Opened her first clothes shop in 1910 and launched her first perfume Chanel No.5 in the 1920s
- "luxury must be comfortable, otherwise its not luxury"
-  Closed her business because of world war II but returned at age 70
- "I want to create classics"
- "dress shabbily they remember the dress, dress impeccably they remember the women"
- She was known for using lower end fabrics but practical, they were unheard of in the high-end fashion world. Because of her tweed jackets, wool coats, and jersey-knit pieces became -- and remained -- luxe, mainstream, and fashionable.

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BY - Pranjal Rai

Steve Jobs was not typical Silicon Valley CEO. Unlike most tech companies founders, he had neither any engineering experience nor any business training. After all, he dropped out of college after one semester! Few people know that Steve Jobs was never CEO of Apple in his first run there: the company was run by older executives and investors, and Steve Jobs actually helped them hire an experienced, 'well-rounded' CEO in 1983, John Sculley. However, Jobs was kicked out of Apple by Sculley two years later and he watched him bring the company to naught during his tenure.