RALPH PUCCI began in the 1950s as a family-led mannequin repair business and the company is now heralded as a beacon of innovation and elegance at the crossroads of fashion, art, and design. RALPH PUCCI Mannequins transformed the visual merchandising industry by fabricating upscale, sculptural forms and partnering with world-famous creatives-including Kenny Sharf, Andrée Putman, Lowell Nesbitt, Anna Sui, and Ruben Toledo, among others-for designs.
RALPH PUCCI was the subject of a 2015 exhibition at The Museum of Arts and Design in New York titled "The Art of the Mannequin," which explored PUCCI's transformation of the medium into a canvas for artistic expression. The mannequins have endured as totems of culture but today the company has evolved into a world-renowned gallery with a focus on furniture and fine art.
RALPH PUCCI was the subject of a 2015 exhibition at The Museum of Arts and Design in New York titled "The Art of the Mannequin," which explored PUCCI's transformation of the medium into a canvas for artistic expression. The mannequins have endured as totems of culture but today the company has evolved into a world-renowned gallery with a focus on furniture and fine art.