Christian Dior

French fashion designer Christian Ernest Dior was born on January 21, 1905, and died on October 24, 1957. Most known for founding Dior, one of the finest fashion houses in the world. France’s Normandy coast is home to the beach town of Granville, where Christian Dior was born. A prominent businessman named Marcel Boussac requested Dior to design for Philippe et Gaston, a 1925-founded couture house in Paris, in 1946. Dior declined, preferring to start again with his own name rather than resurrecting an outdated brand. Nonetheless, Dior established his fashion house in 1946 with the support of Boussac, which was unveiled on February 12th, 1947. Consumers choose Dior couture because of its intricate processes, premium fabrics, intricate designs, and expert craftsmanship. The Christian Dior group is currently the tenth most expensive fashion brand in the world, with a recorded revenue of $87 billion in 2022.

Dior, founded by christian dior is currently 7th on the most valuable and strongest and luxury premium brands ranking. Their current designer, Maria Grazia Chiuri is the creative director of Dior and helps to lead the ateliers and design teams of the famed house of Christian Dior. Every piece of clothing produced is made purely by hand and takes hours of work to complete one piece. Every collection from Dior evokes sensuality with its elegant embroidery and signature patterns. Their mix of modern and intricately designed works make them one of the most well known fashion brands in the world.

Saint Laurent, founded by Yves Saint Laurent and his partner is a famous french luxury fashion house. Their current creative designer Anthony Vaccarello, has helped steer YSL from Los Angeles based designs to a Parisian chic. Using the original YSL style, he further improved on it and created his own version of Saint Laurent which has seen sales rise double digits. YLS has revolutionized the way the fashion industry works with the introduction of high-end made clothes produced on a larger scale than the exclusive collections.