Bill Robinson (1948 – 16 December 1993, New York City)[1] was an American fashion designer.
He was known for his "pioneering soft-shouldered jackets with slim waists, arresting combinations of just-off colors, and zippers going up the fronts of his vests.
"[2] Robinson was born and raised in Philadelphia and was a graduate of Parsons School of Design.
[2] Before having his own label, Robinson worked for Anne Klein, Valentino, Stan Herman, Leo Narducci, Gloria Vanderbilt, Calvin Klein (chief menswear designer), and Yves St.
[2] Robinson's companion was Leo Chiu.