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| Opened couture house in Paris in 1958 |
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| First Designer to put labels on clothing |
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| First to present clothing on live manicans |
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| Worked for worth, designing simple and practical dresses |
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| Opened own house in 1904 and made name with kimono coat |
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| 1911 est. company parfums de rosaline, first fragrance launched by designer |
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| House was closed in 1929 due to Bankruptcy |
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Dramatic styles like hobble skirt and lampshade tunics
Dressmaking centered on draping |
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Traveled abroad
Designed costumes for theater and arts |
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| "Bias Cut" (cutting cloth diagnonal to grain of fabric enabling it to cling to body) |
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| Grecian-style dresses (today) |
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1912 own couture house
Dominated couture in 1930s |
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| No sketches, social services for workers |
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| 1913 opened shop and introduced womans sportswear |
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1914 opened shop for dresses
Elegant and casual look |
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| 60’s she refused to change her line and styles (length) felt women still needed to have respect for themselves |
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| Scandalous lifestyle, affairs, influenced by lovers |
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Spanish born designer
Started as artist/inventor |
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Famous for Delphos gown and Knossos scarf
Grecian design |
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| 1906 opened couture house |
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Brightly colored pleated gowns
Invented special dye for dresses |
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Dresses to be worn at home, you would be showing more than concealing
Avant Guard |
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Dominated between world wars
High point in 30's, trend setter |
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| Distinguishable, ornament and fantasy, PINK |
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| Began career in early 20s by knitting sweaters with collars |
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| 1935 opened first couture boutique |
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| Spanish Designer, master tailorer |
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1913 opened first shop in Spain
1937 Couture house in paris |
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| Shape and structure, as few seams as possible |
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| Well known for setting trends in 50's and 60's |
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New look-rounded lines
Padded hips and shoulders, feminine bust, huge skirts. |
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| 1935 started sketching and designing |
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| 1937-38 Sold sketches to Piguet and worked for him. |
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| 1946-47 New look and collection for new couture house |
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| Strictly couture with theatrical look |
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| Lord of minishirt, geometric shapes |
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| Functional yet modern clothes |
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| 1950-60 worked with master, then opened house with wife |
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Bright colors and white
Glow-in-the-dark jersey dress and sexy swimsuits |
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| 1955 joined couture in France |
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| Worked with Dior untill 1960, then took over Dior house |
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| Collection shocked the world, motorcycle jackets, mink coats with sweater sleeves. |
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1966 opened douch (smoking jackets, very masculine clothing)
Women and then Mens ready to wear |
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| Italian designer known for the color red |
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| 1960 produced understated fashions in Rome |
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| 1968 had a very young white modern collection based on wedding dress designes |
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| Established American ready-to-wear with unusual designes |
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Began career in 30's
Ready to wear sports wear late 40's |
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| Buy couture clothing from Paris and take it apart to learn structure of clothing |
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| Dean of American designers, established American ready-to-wear |
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| First to incorporate couture techniques in production methods |
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| First to receive COTY AWARD (American fashion critiques away) |
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| First president of fashion designers for America |
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| First american designer to have perfume |
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| 1930 hired by Carnegie (lady) in America and gives her credit for trade |
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