Luxury Brands
Luxury-brand items, and the clothing brands people often hear about. Because of the materials and leather trim, this kin...
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1 Chanel Chanel 1910 Timeless elegance. It holds Haute Couture status; the classic little black jacket and tweed are its signatures.
2 Dior Dior 1946 Refined romance. It holds Haute Couture status, and is known for the elegant cut of the “New Look.”
3 Hermès Hermès 1837 Quiet luxury. Although it is famous for leather goods, its ready-to-wear — especially womenswear — is known for top-tier fabrics and craft, and is rare and highly regarded.
4 Louis Vuitton Louis Vuitton (LV) 1854 A leader in contemporary fashion. The brand’s value is very high, and its ready-to-wear is much discussed and influential in both menswear (for example Pharrell’s designs) and womenswear.
5 Gucci Gucci 1921 Italian splendour with a vintage turn. The design is bold, the colours rich, the market lively, and it is much loved by a younger generation.
6 Prada Prada 1913 Minimal futurism. Known for innovative and experimental design, it often leads in fabrics and cut.
7 Saint Laurent Saint Laurent (YSL) 1961 Sharp rock style. The signature Le Smoking tuxedo, known for a precise, androgynous, sensual cut.
8 Fendi Fendi 1925 Fur and leather craft. It has a deep history in ready-to-wear and haute fur, with a thoroughly contemporary design.
9 Bottega Veneta Bottega Veneta (BV) 1966 Quiet craft. In recent years its ready-to-wear has been outstanding, leading with minimal, tactile leather and clothing design.
10 Celine Celine 1945 Metropolitan minimalism. In recent years it has returned to classic, clean cuts. Givenchy Givenchy 1952 A classic of French elegance; in recent years it has mixed in street elements, with avant-garde design.
Valentino Valentino 1960 A representative of Roman Haute Couture, known for romantic, refined lace and for red.
Moncler Moncler 1952 A leader in top-tier down and performance fashion, with a very strong position in the market.
Versace Versace 1978 Opulent, sensual and bold — a representative of the Italian Baroque style.
Burberry Burberry 1856 A British classic, synonymous with the trench coat; in recent years its design has become more contemporary.
Loewe Loewe 1846 Spain’s master of leather craft; its ready-to-wear is full of artistry and an experimental spirit.
Giorgio Armani Giorgio Armani 1975 A classic of Italian menswear, known for clean, elegant, impeccable tailoring of suits.
Balmain Balmain 1945 French haute fashion, characterised by exaggerated shoulder pads, refined embroidery and military elements.
Dolce & Gabbana Dolce & Gabbana 1985 A Sicilian mood — passionate, sensual, full of prints and drama. Favoured by customers who want a mature, practical style.
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