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The designer given credit for bringing the Chanel brand into the present.
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The creator of the "American Look" who is also responsible for the "baby dress" which normally includes a high waistline and spaghetti drawstring neckline.
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The fashion designer who created costumes for the Woody Allen film, Annie Hall, which popularized a major fashion trend of women wearing menswear.
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Inspired by London street life, this designer pioneered the punk look and had a strong association with the manager of The Sex Pistols. In fact, the designer opened a shop called SEX.
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Before starting a brand, this designer was the editor of Vogue for 16 years.
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Aesthetic is best known as an East coast moneyed style.
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Always controversial, this designer's deconstruction of the Dior image sometimes brought critical outrage.
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This designer's new look created some controversy at first, but eventually the trend of the full "circle" skirt was popular after the rationing of World War II in the 1940s.
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Best known for creating and popularizing the simple wrap dress.
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Sicilian partners create menswear which combines structured tailoring with avant garde shirts.
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This designer's humble beginning in the fashion industry was selling and designing men's neckties.
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Married to John Cale, lead guitarist of the Velvet Underground, this designer was active in Warhol's Factory and used Edie Sedgewick as a fit model.
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This German born designer showed talent early in life, winning a fashion award at the age of 14.
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If you think "wedding dress" you are likely to think first of this designer.
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In addition to the famous wrap dress, this designer is well know for using bold prints and creating wearable fashions that are flattering to women.
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Popularized the wearing of the mini skirt by bringing it onto the runway.
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One fun trend made popular by this designer was the "New Romanticism" of the 1980s which included styles which came to be known as the pirate look.
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This designer was one of the first to create brand extensions that include home accessories, bedding, furniture, and even paint.
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Designed for Madonna's "Re-invention" world tour. (Not the designer who created the famous cone bra, however.)
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Known as fashions "wild child" this nonconformist designer uses vibrant colors like those introduced by Elsa Schiaparelli.
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While heading a major fashion label, this designer continues to create a line of furs for Fendi.
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Known as a wedding dress designer, branched out by creating a fun line of clothing under the label "Lavender."
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Even though over 60, this designer is famous for doing a cartwheel at the end of a runway show.
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This designer succeeded Givenchy as both couture and ready-to-wear designer.
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Sold a line of a clothing exclusively at Kohl's department stores.
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