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      <h2>Q&A with Ollie Proudlock on Fifteen Years of Serge DeNimes</h2>
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        In 1978, a woman took a camera to Carnaval in Rio, and three decades later her son printed her photographs onto
        t-shirts and called it a company. Fifteen years on, Serge DeNimes doesn't make t-shirts. In 2017, Ollie
        Proudlock shut the clothing line down while it was working successfully and bet everything on men's jewellery,
        back when most men owned a signet ring, a chain, and no opinion.
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In 1978, a woman took a camera to Carnaval in Rio, and three decades later her son printed her photographs onto t-shirts and called it a company. Fifteen years on, Serge DeNimes doesn't make t-shirts

The Canvas Keeps Moving

Q&A with Ollie Proudlock on Fifteen Years of Serge DeNimes

By Kathleen Von Hoffman

Find out what’s next for the owner here.

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