Iconic 20th Century Fashion Designers and Style Appreciation

 
ICONIC 20
TH
CENTURY FASHION
DESIGNERS AND
STYLE APPRECIATION
 
CHAPTER 6
 
CHARLES FREDRICK WORTH
 
-
Revolutionised the practice of dressmaking by 
dictating trends
and new looks to his wealthy clients.
-
Created the concept of 
fashion show.
 
1910s
 
GABRIELLE
CHANEL
 
-
Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel 
shifted the
prevailing aesthetic of the 1920s
from ornate clothing to a 
sleek
,
unadorned
 and 
modern look
.
-
The House of Chanel was 
closed
during 
World War II
.
-
In 1954, at the age of seventy,
Chanel staged a comeback,
reformulating
 her 
easy silhouettes
for the needs of 
professional
women 
in the 1950s and 1960s.
 
Chanel sleeveless top from HKDI Fashion Archive
 
1930s
 
CRISTOBAL
BALENCIAGA
 
-
Balenciaga was a 
master of cut 
and
precision
, 
creating soft 
and 
elegant
geometry 
on the body.
-
Achieved a 
structured look 
without
heavy boning by developing or
using 
non-traditional fabrics 
such as
silk ottoman.
-
Brought a 
romantic Spanish
aesthetic 
to 1950s Paris,
popularising lace, the bolero, and
red and black.
 
Balenciaga dress from HKDI Fashion Archive
 
1940s
 
CHRISTIAN
DIOR
 
-
Dior introduced his 
ground-
breaking Corolla collection
 to a war-
weary Parisian audience in 1947.
-
Focus of fashion shifted to include
wasp waists
, 
slim shoulders
, and 
full
skirts
 that used yards of fabric.
-
Dior continually defined 
feminine
elegance
 season after season,
introducing influential new looks
during his relatively short career,
which was ended by his untimely
death in 1957.
 
Christian Dior dress from HKDI Fashion Archive
 
1950s
 
PIERRE
CARDIN
 
-
Cardin is best known for his 
space-age
work in the 1960s, and for his
licensing agreements
.
-
First French couturier who design
ready-to-wear ad then a line of
menswear and childrenswear.
 
1960s Pierre Cardin Top from HKDI Fashion Archive
 
1960s
 
GIORGIO
ARMANI
 
-
Armani started out as a 
menswear
designer
 in 1974 and opened his
womenswear shop the next year.
-
Best known for his 
soft tailoring
, an
Armani suit in the 1980s became
ubiquitous with 
power dressing
.
 
Armani menswear suit from HKDI Fashion Archive
 
Scan to check:
 
Brand Website
 
1970s
 
THIERRY
MUGLER
 
-
Mugler created a 
theatrical style 
that
was influenced by his background in
dance.
-
Produced an 
aggressive
, 
highly
tailored look
 for confident women.
 
Thierry Mugler dress from HKDI Fashion Archive
 
1980s
 
ALEXANDER
MCQUEEN
 
-
McQueen synthesised his
Savile Row craftmanship, an
anarchist’s approach to fashion
and a sensitive humanity with
theatrical results.
-
Examined the relationship of
domination and submission in
a myriad of interesting ideas.
 
Alexander McQueen blazer from HKDI Fashion Archive
 
1990s
 
RICK OWENS
 
-
Owens observes the dichotomy
between 
deep spiritualist nature
and a 
brutish external 
world.
-
Well known for his 
neutral colour
palette
, 
drapery
 and collections
that 
address humanity
.
 
Rick Owens leather dress from HKDI Fashion Archive
 
Scan to check:
 
Brand Website
 
2000s
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Explore the revolutionary work of iconic fashion designers from the 1910s to the 1970s, including Charles Frederick Worth, Gabrielle Coco Chanel, Cristobal Balenciaga, Christian Dior, Pierre Cardin, and Giorgio Armani. From dictating trends to introducing new silhouettes, these designers have left a lasting impact on the fashion industry.

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  • 20th Century
  • Style

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  1. C H A P T E R 6 C H A P T E R 6 ICONIC 20TH CENTURY FASHION DESIGNERS AND STYLE APPRECIATION

  2. 1910s 1910s C H A R L E S F R E D R I C K W O R T H - Revolutionised the practice of dressmaking by dictating trends and new looks to his wealthy clients. dictating trends - Created the concept of fashion show. fashion show.

  3. 1930s 1930s G A B R I E L L E C H A N E L - Gabrielle Coco Chanel Gabrielle Coco Chanel shifted the prevailing aesthetic of the 1920s from ornate clothing to a sleek unadorned unadorned and modern look modern look. sleek, - The House of Chanel was closed during World War II World War II. closed - In 1954, at the age of seventy, Chanel staged a comeback, reformulating reformulating her easy silhouettes for the needs of professional professional women women in the 1950s and 1960s. easy silhouettes Chanel sleeveless top from HKDI Fashion Archive

  4. 1940s 1940s C R I S T O B A L B A L E N C I A G A - Balenciaga was a master of cut precision precision, creating soft creating soft and elegant geometry geometry on the body. master of cut and elegant - Achieved a structured look structured look without heavy boning by developing or using non non- -traditional fabrics traditional fabrics such as silk ottoman. - Brought a romantic Spanish romantic Spanish aesthetic aesthetic to 1950s Paris, popularising lace, the bolero, and red and black. Balenciaga dress from HKDI Fashion Archive

  5. 1950s 1950s C H R I S T I A N D I O R - Dior introduced his ground breaking Corolla collection breaking Corolla collection to a war- weary Parisian audience in 1947. ground- - - Focus of fashion shifted to include wasp waists wasp waists, slim shoulders slim shoulders, and full skirts skirts that used yards of fabric. full - Dior continually defined feminine elegance elegance season after season, introducing influential new looks during his relatively short career, which was ended by his untimely death in 1957. feminine Christian Dior dress from HKDI Fashion Archive

  6. 1960s 1960s P I E R R E C A R D I N - Cardin is best known for his space work in the 1960s, and for his licensing agreements licensing agreements. space- -age age - First French couturier who design ready-to-wear ad then a line of menswear and childrenswear. 1960s Pierre Cardin Top from HKDI Fashion Archive

  7. Scan to check: Brand Website 1970s 1970s G I O R G I O A R M A N I - Armani started out as a menswear designer designer in 1974 and opened his womenswear shop the next year. menswear - Best known for his soft tailoring Armani suit in the 1980s became ubiquitous with power power dressing soft tailoring, an dressing. Armani menswear suit from HKDI Fashion Archive

  8. 1980s 1980s T H I E R R Y M U G L E R - Mugler created a theatrical style was influenced by his background in dance. theatrical style that - Produced an aggressive tailored look tailored look for confident women. aggressive, highly highly Thierry Mugler dress from HKDI Fashion Archive

  9. 1990s 1990s A L E X A N D E R M C Q U E E N - McQueen synthesised his Savile Row craftmanship, an anarchist s approach to fashion and a sensitive humanity with theatrical results. - Examined the relationship of domination and submission in a myriad of interesting ideas. Alexander McQueen blazer from HKDI Fashion Archive

  10. Scan to check: Brand Website 2000s 2000s R I C K O W E N S - Owens observes the dichotomy between deep spiritualist nature deep spiritualist nature and a brutish external brutish external world. - Well known for his neutral colour palette palette, drapery drapery and collections that address humanity address humanity. neutral colour Rick Owens leather dress from HKDI Fashion Archive

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