Mario Moya
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Mario Moya was born in Mexico
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 and spent his childhood years in Chicago
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. He became interested in fashion
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, inspiration came from designers of that era. As a teenager he began making his own creations. He met various fashion designers in New York
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 and quickly established a reputation as a talented designer.

His work continued in fashion house
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s in Europe
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during the 1990s, he is now a fashion designer based in New York. His Debut collection was shown in autumn of 2009. He has exhibited a collection again in 2010.

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