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Best known for her iconic wrap dress that symbolizes power and independence for women, with a focus on practical yet elegant silhouettes.

Created the tuxedo suit for women ('Le Smoking'), introduced ready-to-wear in an haute couture context, and was known for his use of non-European cultural references.

Best known for his Polo Ralph Lauren brand, embodying the preppy look and Americana style.

Launched the 'New Look' in 1947 featuring rounded shoulders, a cinched waist, and a full skirt. Also known for silhouettes that celebrated femininity.

Known for his avant-garde and theatrical designs, use of groundbreaking materials, and emotional power and raw energy of his fashion shows.

Known for his elegant and romantic eveningwear and intricate embroidery, with a dedication to feminine silhouettes.

Introduced the 'Little Black Dress', Chanel No. 5 perfume, and popularized the sporty, casual chic as the feminine standard in the post-war era.

Revitalized Gucci during the 1990s, known for his clean, modern aesthetics and creating the velvet hipster pant.

Known for flashy prints and vibrant colors, creating the supermodel phenomenon, and lavish costumes for stage and screen.

Helped set the style for modern punk and new wave music, noted for her eccentric designs and responsible for bringing modern punk into the mainstream.

Known for his elegant haute couture designs and professional relationship with actress Audrey Hepburn, recognized for the 'little black dress' in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

Lebanese designer known for his use of rich fabrics, lace, and detailed embroidery, creating glamorous and intricate evening gowns.

Continued the Versace brand's signature design elements with a modern twist, known for bold colors, and sensual cuts.

Renowned for his sartorial interpretations of cultural trends, was the creative director of Louis Vuitton from 1997 to 2014.

Known for minimalist aesthetics, launching the designer jeans craze with the success of his tight-fitting jeans, and iconic advertising campaigns.

Introduced the man-skirt and the cone bra, known for pushing the boundaries of gender roles in fashion.

Known for their glamorous style, animal prints, and for drawing inspiration from their Italian heritage.

Advocated for understated, minimalist chic and was instrumental in pioneering high-end sports fashion with her line Prada Sport.

Known for his edgy and casual approach to luxury fashion, often incorporating sportswear and street style elements.

Famous for his red dresses and attracting a clientele of the world's best-dressed, maintaining classic design elements with a modern flair.

A high-end brand known for its flashy and glamorous design ethos, frequented by celebrities and influential personalities.

Revitalized Chanel with a modern twist, also known for his work with Fendi and his own label. A pioneer in collaborating with high-street brands.

Popular for its opulent and military-inspired designs, with an emphasis on modern silhouettes and detailed embellishments.

Known for her commitment to sustainability, vegetarian policies, and sharp tailoring without the use of leather or fur.