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Introduced the 'Little Black Dress', Chanel No. 5 perfume, and popularized the use of jersey fabric.

Introduced the iconic wrap dress, which is known for its flattering fit and versatility.

Revitalized Gucci during the 1990s with a sexy, modern aesthetic. Known for his luxurious and meticulously crafted designs.

Known for his eclectic and grunge aesthetic contrasted with couture-level attention to detail. Former creative director of Louis Vuitton.

Launched the 'New Look' in 1947 with a focus on hourglass shapes, created the A-line dress.

One of the most influential designers of the 1920s and 1930s. Known for intricate trimmings, virtuoso embroideries and beaded decorations.

Known for bold prints, vibrant colors, and Medusa logo. Pioneered use of celebrities in fashion shows.

Known for promoting the preppy style, popularizing the polo shirt, and establishing American lifestyle branding.

Known for high-end menswear, primarily sleek suits and functional workwear turned contemporary business style.

Dominican designer known for glamorous, feminine evening wear, as well as for dressing First Ladies, socialites, and red carpet stars.

Head designer of Prada, introduced the fashion world to understated, minimalist styles that suggest power and luxury through modesty.

Took over Versace after the death of her brother Gianni Versace. Known for maintaining the brand’s provocative style and rock 'n' roll attitude.

Known for his avant-garde and provocative designs which combine technical expertise with emotional impact.

French designer famous for his irreverent style and cultural references, including the iconic cone bra for Madonna.

Creative director of Chanel, revived the brand with his modern interpretations. Also worked for Fendi and Chloé.

Pioneered relaxed yet luxurious tailoring for both men and women, especially noted for unstructured suit jackets.

Known for bringing modern punk and new wave fashions into the mainstream. Use of tartan pattern.

Renowned for clean lines and simple, classic designs. Popularized designer jeans and the minimalist aesthetic.

Mastery of red evening gowns, known as 'Valentino red'. Focus on elegance and volume.