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The first tuxedo suit for women, introduced in 1966, symbolizing female empowerment and androgyny.

Classic American sneakers originally designed as basketball shoes, known for their star insignia.

These high-end stilettos are famous for their signature red-lacquered soles, creating a status symbol.

This casual shirt became symbolic of preppy style since its introduction in 1972 by Ralph Lauren.

A luxury handbag named after actress Jane Birkin, featuring a distinctive lock and key closure.

Introduced in 1932, this watch model is recognized for its elegance and simplicity in design.

Designed in 1917, inspired by the Renault tanks of WWI, this watch is known for its rectangular case.

A small, compact handbag designed by Silvia Venturini Fendi in 1997, often embroidered with the double F logo.

A simple, elegant black dress introduced by Coco Chanel in the 1920s.

An iconic dress designed by Hubert de Givenchy for Audrey Hepburn in the film 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'.

A luxury watch introduced in 1972 known for its exposed screws and octagonal bezel.

Renowned for their craftsmanship and comfort, these high heels became a staple on the red carpet.

An iconic fragrance created by Coco Chanel in 1921, known for its blend of aldehydes and floral notes.

First produced in 1947, these sturdy boots with air-cushioned soles became synonymous with British counterculture.

Known for its sharp tailoring and luxe button detailing, this blazer has been a fashion favorite since the 1940s.

Introduced in 1947, this bag features a distinctive bamboo handle, created due to material shortages post WWII.

Made famous in the early 2000s, this scarf features signature skull motifs and is synonymous with edgy fashion.

Originally designed for US military pilots in 1936, these sunglasses became a timeless fashion accessory.

A signature handbag designed in 1930, known for its monogram canvas and distinctive shape.

Introduced in 1984, this high-fashion backpack made nylon luxurious.

Synonymous with the American West and cowboy culture, created by John B. Stetson in 1865.

A waterproof coat originally designed for the military by Thomas Burberry.

Part of the 'New Look' collection of 1947, this suit featured a fitted jacket with a peplum and a full skirt.

The original blue jeans created by Levi Strauss & Co. in the 19th century, known for their durability and fit.