The fashion world is filled with so many renowned names who have created their spot with their very own efforts and hard work. And one of these names is Ralph Lauren.
Not only is Ralph a successful businessman, but he is also tied to a real-life American dream narrative of the ‘Rags To Riches’ journey, both as a person and a business owner. His company actually got started by turning rags into ties and ties into wealth. Ralph made the decision to create outfits for himself as he was unsatisfied with men’s fashion in the 1960s. Little did he know that this decision would spiral to become a multi-billion dollar empire.
So how did Ralph Lauren rise from poverty to affluence? And how did he start his journey from being a sales assistant to almost building a $10 billion fashion empire?
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