1950s Fashion Designers
Hubert de Givenchy dressed Audrey Hepburn in many of her movies and in her day-to-day life. Her stick thin, mannequin like figure was a favourite of designers, as a result of she showcased their clothing so nicely. Edith Head loved dressing Hepburn early on in her profession, but Givenchy was Hepburn’s designer of alternative. If Chanel invented the little black dress, Hepburn’s opening scene in Breakfast at Tiffanys, by which she wears a black Givenchy dress, was the reason why women ran to stores to get their own little black gown.
For a long time illiterate clients referred to as them the “Two Horse” brand. To some, it’s much more incredulous to imagine that classic denims were really designed within the late nineteenth century. As fashion developments have come and gone, there are perhaps few items designed in the 1870s that we’d still be comfortable and joyful to wear at …
