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Specializes in haute couture with an emphasis on femininity and glamour, known for princess-like dresses and use of intricate embroidery.

Famous for whimsical, outrageous designs, drawing inspiration from diverse historical periods and cultural motifs.

Epitomizes classic American style with a preppy, polished aesthetic that includes the iconic polo shirt and luxurious casual wear.

Combines preppy and grunge aesthetics, known for his ability to transform the everyday into the extraordinary, often includes a retro twist.

Known for bohemian luxe style, her designs include tunics, bright prints and patterns, with a touch of preppiness.

Renowned for tailored menswear and clean, tailored lines in women's clothing, introducing the soft-shouldered suit jacket for men.

Known for his work with Chanel, Fendi, and his own label. Noted for his reinterpretations of classic designs with edgy, modern twists.

Continues the Versace brand's legacy with bold prints, vibrant colors, and body-clinging silhouettes, along with iconic Medusa and Greek motifs.

Famed for technology-driven clothing designs, pleats and innovative textiles that blend tradition with modernity.

Designer of Comme des Garçons, known for her innovative, often avant-garde approach that challenges conventional fashion aesthetics.

Innovated women's fashion with comfortable, simplistic designs that freed women from corsets. Known for the little black dress, tweed suits, and Chanel No.5 perfume.

A pioneer of punk fashion, mixing historical elements with modern intentions, known for her eccentric designs and activism.

Celebrated for flamboyant designs, use of animal prints, and sand-blasted looks for jeans.

Known for her minimalist yet feminine designs that have redefined luxury during her tenure at Celine, emphasizing functionality and simplicity.

Created timeless elegant pieces, known for the 'little black dress' worn by Audrey Hepburn and his sophisticated style.

Brings a unique perspective to menswear with his signature cropped trousers and shrunken proportions, and a penchant for theatrical presentations.

Known for her innovative and intellectual style, her designs often feature unconventional materials and focus on minimalist colors and patterns.

Creator of the iconic wrap dress, she emphasizes empowerment in her design, with bold patterns, practicality, and feminine charm.

Started the Versace brand known for flashy prints and glamorous designs, often incorporating classical art and pop culture.

Famous for his red gowns and intricate, romantic designs that emphasize femininity and luxury.

Recognized for his avant-garde styles, including the conical bra corset worn by Madonna, and nautical themes in his work.

Famous for his controversial and edgy designs, incorporating the beauty of nature with dark romanticism, noted for his expert tailoring.

Stands out for her dedication to sustainability in fashion, with sharp tailoring and natural confidence in her designs, and does not use fur or leather.

Known for sexy, modern designs, he brought in a new era at Gucci with sharp tailoring and sensuous glamour, maintains an eponymous luxury brand.

Embodies elegance and femininity in formal wear, known for sumptuous evening gowns and intricately detailed work.

Famous for the 'New Look' silhouette with cinched waists, voluptuous skirts, and a feminine aesthetic that revived haute couture in the post-war era.

Introduced the tuxedo suit for women ('Le Smoking') and popularized ready-to-wear fashion, known for his use of non-European cultural references.

Known for their Mediterranean-inspired designs, use of lace, baroque aesthetics, and celebrating the female form.