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Set Designers / Prop Stylists > Lou Asaro

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Dazed & Confused

Vogue Nippon

L'uomo Vogue

The Block

MUSE

Russian Vogue

Vogue

Dazed & Confused

Grey Magazine

V Magazine

Forbes

Interview

Squint

Vogue Spain

West East Magazine

Mean Magazine

i-D

Bio

After studying photography at the School of Visual Arts in NYC, Lou Asaro went on to work as a fabricator, set builder, and set designer at a variety of design shops.

Lou has had the opportunity to work alongside some exemplary set designers at the beginning of his career. Their influence and support allowed him to harness his craft and carve a niche in the set and production design industry. As a result, Lou has acquired a multitude of skills that can support any production.

In 2004, Lou launched 11^th Street Workshop, a one-stop design and fabrication shop. Eight years later, 11^th Street Workshop is a staple in the production and design industry as a highly reputable set shop that services hundreds of clients yearly.

Over a decade working in the production and design industry; Lou has collaborated with some of the most prolific photographers in the world including: Norman Jean Roy, Greg Kadel, Steven Klein, Annie Leibowitz, Peter Lindbergh, and Steven Meisel.

His editorial work include: American Vogue, Italian Vogue, German Vogue, Russian Vogue, Numero, V Magazine, Interview, Elle, and countless of other magazines. His clients include BMW, Prada, Longchamp, Hermes, BCBG, H&M, David Yurman, Victoria's Secret, Tumi, and Pennyblack.

Lou has also taken his art direction talent into music videos, commercials, and fashion events.

Lou is a lifelong resident of New York City (and that won’t be changing soon).