A Family Led Creative Fashion Manufacturer and Maison
A family atelier since 1963 — from one tailor's bench to the world's biggest stages.
Bon Choix Couture is one of the leading costume & fashion design houses with in-house manufacturing in the country and the world. Bon Choix Couture is proudly dedicated to satisfying each and every customer, from the smallest local production to the biggest Las Vegas show.
The Bon Choix Couture label was founded in 1963 by Mariam Barbar. At 14, her eldest son, Jack Berberian, started working as a tailor. His first high profile job was a historic one. Jack, with his brother Koko, worked with Michael Jackson as he prepared to perform at Motown 25, helping Jackson to produce the black sequined jacket and single rhinestone encrusted glove that became an international phenomenon.
Today, Bon Choix Couture is run by CEO Tagui Veronica Manoyan, who has earned a superlative reputation, both domestically and internationally. Bon Choix has continued to work in the industry with a can-do, no-excuse attitude, and the highest quality of standards — working with startups, small businesses, midsize enterprises, and large organisations with different budgets and needs, from a range of sectors.
Six decades in, these are the ones the atelier still talks about.
For Motown 25, we helped build the black sequined jacket and the single rhinestone-encrusted glove that became an international phenomenon — then dressed the Victory and Bad tours, the videos, and the award shows that followed.
Full wardrobe through tours, videos, and album shoots — and the blue beaded jacket he wore to close the Los Angeles Olympic Games in front of the whole world.
Costumes for Uma Thurman, David Carradine, and Daryl Hannah across both volumes — pieces that had to perform like sportswear and read like legend.
The leather jacket outfit for War of the Worlds — a single piece carried through an entire blockbuster.
Costumes for parades and shows across Disney parks worldwide, plus cruise line uniforms and character builds.
Over 250 pieces for one magic show — every dancer dressed, and the animals too.
760,000+
Hours of craftsmanship
8,112
Projects completed
Est. 1963
Six decades of couture