Hattie Carnegie, an influential American fashion designer and businesswoman, began as a milliner and later expanded to clothing and accessories, contributing significantly to the mid-20th century fashion industry.Read More →
Jean Patou (1880-1936) was a pioneering French fashion designer known for creating the Garconne Look in 1925 and dressing iconic figures like Suzanne Lenglen.Read More →
Geoffrey Beene (1927 – 2004) was an American fashion designer; born Haynesville, Louisiana. He was a premed student at Tulane University when he found himself sketching gowns when he became bored during his lectures. Along with Bill Blass, he was regarded as the Godfather of American sportswear. Read More →
Klein’s excellent, modest tailoring and beautiful sportswear lines, as well as his casual separates created in the finest linens, silks, and cashmere, had earned him a name by the mid-1970sRead More →
She used coloured ivory in her early work. In 1977, she started producing necklaces with bound thread. In 1978, she designed a wood- or silver-framed bracelet with tufts of nylon through which the hand could be squeezed; she was a leader in the new jewellery movement that began in 1968, and she used plastic, cloth, paper, and rubber instead of precious metal.Read More →
Pierre Imans, a Dutch mannequin designer, gained fame in Paris for his realistic wax figures. His work was exhibited globally. (Word count: 22)Read More →
Mainbocher, a noted French designer working in New York after WWII, aimed for classic integrity in his 1945 spring collection, emphasizing simplicity and varied fabrics.Read More →
Emilio Pucci, a leading figure in Italian fashion, gained popularity in the 1950s with his colorful casual clothes and skiwear designs. His influence persists today.Read More →
Naeem Khan is an Indian-American fashion designer who has dressed First Lady Michelle Obama, Queen Noor of Jordan, and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, in his ornate and intricately detailed gowns.Read More →
The most thrilling of all games is passionate love. Master Perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud was inspired to create a romantic, naughty fragrance that becomes one with the skin by the incredible tension oscillating between sensuality and complicity. Read More →