Kim Thomsen Wasilewski
About Kim Thomsen Wasilewski
Kim Thomsen Wasilewski is a sleepwear designer at Kohl's with over 12 years of experience in womenswear design, previously working at Anthropologie, American Eagle Outfitters, and Abercrombie & Fitch.
Current Role at Kohl's
Kim Thomsen Wasilewski currently serves as a Sleepwear Designer at Kohl's in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She has been with the company since 2018, contributing her expertise in womenswear design. In this role, she focuses on creating sleepwear that aligns with Kohl's brand identity. Her work involves a keen understanding of fit and construction details, ensuring that the garments meet high standards for both production and aesthetic appeal.
Previous Experience at Anthropologie
From 2014 to 2016, Kim Thomsen Wasilewski worked as a Designer Cut & Sew for Anthropologie in the Greater Philadelphia Area. During her two-year tenure, she was responsible for designing unique and high-quality garments. Her role required an ability to merge creative vision with practical production needs, a skill she demonstrated consistently.
Work at American Eagle Outfitters
Kim spent a year from 2012 to 2013 working at American Eagle Outfitters as a Designer in the Greater New York City Area. Here, she focused on designing pieces that appealed to the youth market, aligning with the brand’s casual and trendy image. Her experience at American Eagle Outfitters helped to further refine her skills in garment construction and brand alignment.
Time at Abercrombie & Fitch
From 2007 to 2010, Kim worked at the Head Office of Abercrombie & Fitch in Columbus, Ohio Area as a Designer. Over three years, she contributed to various design projects, enhancing the brand's product line with her expertise in fashion design. This role provided her with invaluable experience in high-volume production and design consistency.
Educational Background
Kim Thomsen Wasilewski studied at the University of Central Lancashire, where she completed a BA (Hons) in Fashion and Fashion Design; Sandwich from 2001 to 2006. Her education was comprehensive, covering various aspects of fashion design with a focus on womenswear. This educational foundation provided her with the technical knowledge and creative skills required for her subsequent roles in the industry.