Founded in 1961, the Yves Saint Laurent label was the first haute couture fashion house to offer luxurious and accessible ready-to-wear. As veritable icons of culture and art, the designer's celebrated pieces earned him a place in the pantheon of 20th century fashion legends. Under the artistic direction of Anthony Vaccarello since 2016, Saint Laurent has brilliantly perpetuated its modern, sophisticated, and rebellious reputation.
Founded in Florence in 1921, the Gucci label is recognized globally for its distinctive signature aesthetic. Gilding, opulence, and eclecticism meet celebrated Italian craftmanship on creations that embody the very essence of extravagance and luxury.
This American designer's eponymous label has embodied luxury and modern glamour since 2005. Distinctive silhouettes and a confident individuality form the DNA of this now-iconic brand.
By launching his eponymous label when he was 19, designer Simon Porte Jacquemus brought freshness
to Paris' fashion scene. His ready-to-wear often features asymmetric designs, a child-like spirit, and innovative fits that have earned him great critical success.
A top name on every fashion fan's radar, Jonathan Anderson launched his eponymous label in London in 2008. With a keen eye for graphic forms, the Irish designer wows with nonconformist creations. The label is renowned for its structured geometric silhouettes, unusual fabrics, and androgynous aesthetic.
This Venetian label with a distinctive aesthetic has embodied Italian opulence since 1966. It is famous in the fashion world for intrecciato, its signature woven leather design. Exceptional expertise and time-honoured materials combine on its covetable creations that exude luxury.
In 1994, the world started taking notice of a young man from California with a punk look, nonconformist personality, and a penchant for black leather and goth styling who had an undeniable passion for the arts. Owens has become a master of monochromatic colour schemes and architectural draping.
