Tailor and German Philanthropist. Mother of German fashion czar, Rudolph Moshammer, and wife of Richard Moshammer, Director of the Wuerttemberg Fire Insurance Company. When her husband sank into the depths of alcoholism and lost everything, she and her son would not give up. They overcame all odds, including no funds to pay for the electric bill, to rise from the bottom and eventually open their boutique in Munich's exclusive Mazimillianstrasse in 1968. Eventually the boutique served the jet-set in Germany and Europe. She was featured post-humously in her son's book, "Mama und ich," in 1995. Seemingly inseparable from her son, Rudolph, she was immediately recognizable in Munich's social circles with her blue tinted hair.
Tailor and German Philanthropist. Mother of German fashion czar, Rudolph Moshammer, and wife of Richard Moshammer, Director of the Wuerttemberg Fire Insurance Company. When her husband sank into the depths of alcoholism and lost everything, she and her son would not give up. They overcame all odds, including no funds to pay for the electric bill, to rise from the bottom and eventually open their boutique in Munich's exclusive Mazimillianstrasse in 1968. Eventually the boutique served the jet-set in Germany and Europe. She was featured post-humously in her son's book, "Mama und ich," in 1995. Seemingly inseparable from her son, Rudolph, she was immediately recognizable in Munich's social circles with her blue tinted hair.
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