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Fashion brands — country: France · founded: 1960–1969
Brand profiles, countries, founding years and categories.
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Azzaro believes that life is a buzzing playground, an endless summer, an eternal sparkle.
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Think about the future of trousers, starting today.
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Baby Dior is a baby and kids’ line launched in 1967 by the French maison DIOR. Centered on clothing and accessories for newborns through children, it presents collections that translate the maison’s iconic codes into children’s clothing. Cordelia de Castellane has served as artistic director since 2012, and in recent years the line has also expanded into beauty, including perfumes and skincare for babies.
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A PARISIAN FASHION HOUSE WITH ITALIAN ROOTS
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Refined and elegant
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With a passion for movement, purity and light
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Women’s fashion designer since 1969
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The art of intimacy is embedded in the spirit of Diptyque.
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Enter the world of ERES
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Daring, grace and provocation
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Emanuel Ungaro Parallèle is a ready-to-wear line launched in 1968 by Emanuel Ungaro, a designer based in Paris, France. As the prêt-à-porter line of the parent brand Emanuel Ungaro, it began sales at boutiques on Avenue Montaigne and elsewhere, focusing mainly on womenswear characterized by vivid prints and precise draping. Following the parent brand’s restructuring and the transfer of licenses, no continued production under the Parallèle name has been observed, and the line is now found mainly on the vintage market.
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Expresses timeless elegance, freedom, and strength, starting from the everyday woman.
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“Masculine & Feminine”
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GEORGES RECH ALLURE is a brand name for the Japanese market bearing the GEORGES RECH name, and is sold through the Lapine online store. GEORGES RECH was launched in Paris in 1962 by Georges Rech. Centered on “prêt-à-porter luxe,” it has expressed precise details and finishing, along with feminine and androgynous styles. In Japan, it carries on the spirit of “masculine & feminine” and offers real clothes for adult women.
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Givenchy Nouvelle Boutique was a ready-to-wear line launched in 1968 by Hubert de Givenchy at the Paris maison Givenchy in France. With the aesthetic sensibility of haute couture as its backdrop, it focused on ready-to-wear clothing and accessories and is known as a brand documented in historical vintage materials rather than a current line.
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His vision: refined silhouettes, effortless grace, and freedom in every cut.
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Originated from Marseille, We Take Pride in Our #HOMLifestyle
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Evolving since 1965
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Functionality meets style
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Functionality, color, and lightness
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Your summer, packed and ready.
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Ko & Co was a ready-to-wear brand and company founded in Limoges, France, in 1968 by Jeanne-Blanche de Castelbajac and her son, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac. Jean-Charles was responsible for design and developed methods of repurposing existing materials, such as boarding school blankets, mops, and sponges, into clothing, a practice regarded as pioneering in upcycling. The brand held its first show in 1969 and focused mainly on womenswear. The company closed in 1999 and was deregistered in 2004.
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Often copied, never equaled.
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Wear quality
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The world's finest footwear
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A global lifestyle and décor authority
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Integrating fashion and beauty to shape a lifestyle as a single signature
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Rabanne is a French luxury maison founded in Paris in 1966 by designer Paco Rabanne. Starting with creative expressions using unconventional materials such as metal and plastic, it has expanded into ready-to-wear, accessories including bags and jewelry, fragrance, and beauty. In 2023, the name changed from Paco Rabanne to Rabanne, and Julien Dossena has been creative director since 2013.
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SAINT LAURENT RIVE GAUCHE is the name of the Maison’s prêt-à-porter (ready-to-wear) line and boutique, launched in Paris, France, in 1966 by Yves Saint Laurent, Pierre Bergé, and others. In September 1966, it opened a store on Paris’s Left Bank, symbolizing the trend of couture houses moving in earnest into ready-to-wear. The Maison’s prêt-à-porter was later renamed “Saint Laurent Paris” in 2012, and the Rive Gauche name is no longer used for a current line.
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Saint Laurent is a French luxury fashion maison founded in Paris in 1961 by Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé. It offers couture and ready-to-wear, as well as leather goods, shoes, and accessories. In 1966, it launched Saint Laurent Rive Gauche, a pioneering RTW line in the luxury sector. It is currently part of Kering, and Anthony Vaccarello has served as creative director since 2016.
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timeless style and contemporary luxury
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Saint Laurent Rive Gauche was founded in 1966 in Paris, France (21 rue de Tournon) by Yves Saint Laurent, Pierre Bergé, and others as the maison’s prêt-à-porter (ready-to-wear) division. It was conceived as an independent collection rather than a less expensive version of couture, and focused primarily on womenswear. It opened stores in New York in 1968 and London in 1969, and later also offered menswear. In 2012, the ready-to-wear division was renamed “Saint Laurent Paris.”
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designing for the modern woman who values self-expression and individuality.
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Yves Saint Laurent aimed to create clothes that would set women free.
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No compromise. Your own rules. Now.
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If something is not perfect, that particular something is not ZILLI.
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Craftsmanship and expertise in espadrille production from A to Z.
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TIMELESS RENOMA
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