Enrique Cordero Martinez is currently Senior Apparel Designer for Abercrombie and Fitch in the United States. 

His career began after he started studying a three years course in Fashion Design at Istituto Marangoni Milano Fashion School. At the end of the first year, he managed to get an internship as an assistant designer for the magazine GQ UK. Istituto Marangoni then offered him the opportunity to continue his studies at the London school. There, Alexander McQueen invited him to do an internship as a graphic designer of printed patterns for clothing and accessories. Following this experience, he designed a collection for Abercrombie and Fitch as part of a school project and at the end of two weeks was selected for interviews with Abercrombie in America. 
During his third year in 2011, he presented a graduate collection inspired by plastic surgery, corsets and bandages, suggested by a painting by Frida Kahlo. One of the prints developed for this collection would be later used by the brand LAEX of Los Angeles for their Spring / Summer 2014 line.  Shortly after graduating from Istituto Marangoni, he started working for Abercrombie and Fitch as Dresses & Sweaters Associate Designer in the United States. 
During his time at Abercrombie & Fitch, Enrique worked on six different clothing lines and eventually expanded his role to include designing for the Hollister brand. After three years, he decided to join GAP, where he focused on designing the Knits and Active line for Gap Girls. Following this experience, Enrique transitioned to American Eagle Outfitters, where he was responsible for developing and designing knit, woven, and fleece tops, as well as outerwear and dresses, from initial concept through production, fittings, and final garment approval. Since 2017, he has rejoined Abercrombie & Fitch, where he now serves as a Senior Apparel Designer.