In the history of fashion, there are designers who are forever remembered for overcoming all limits to influence the fashion styles of all of us. From the famous Coco Chanel dresses to the unique creations of Alexander McQueen, these designers are all iconic in history as masters of exceptional aesthetics and vision.

Let's take a look at the 30 most typical fashion designers in the past 100 years.

Coco Chanel is famous for its timeless perfumes and popular black dresses and dresses.

In the early 1900s, Chanel's designs tended to be more dynamic, more generous than other outfits of the same period because no bra was required. Chanel is also known for its iconic fragrances like Chanel No.5.

Salvatore Ferragamo was an Italian shoemaker before becoming famous in the 1930s.

In the 1950s, Ferragamo greatly expanded its business and began handcrafting around 350 pairs of shoes with a team of 700 artisans.

In his hospital bed in 1960, Ferragamo asked his family to continue the business of creating the perfect shoes. Today, his brand of the same name specializes in luxury footwear, leather goods, and luxury clothing ...

Christian Dior invented the "New Look" body, featuring an A-shaped skirt and a matching bodice.

This style defined fashion in the 1950s. Up to now, Dior is still recognized as one of the most influential names in high-end fashion and women's evening gowns.

Cristóbal Balenciaga has never been formally trained but is considered one of the most influential designers in history.

Balenciaga specializes in evening gowns and delicate tailor-made clothes. Today, the brand focuses more on streetwear trends and unique ideas, such as the "sock shoes" that were popular over the past few years.

Hubert de Givenchy is remembered as Audrey Hepburn's favorite designer.

At the time, the actress known as Givenchy's most influential muse, wore designs by French designers in Breakfast at Tiffany's, Funny Face, Charade and others. Givenchy's Aesthetic style is lean, classic and feminine.

French designer Pierre Balmian produced Revlon's first fragrance line and regularly prepares the outfit for Thai Queen Sirikit.

After a failed collaboration with Christian Dior, the designer struggled to win recognition from colleagues like Chanel, Dior or Balenciaga. However, he is still remembered as one of the great French fashion designers in history.

American costume designer Edith Head won a record eight Oscars for Best Costume Design.

She has dressed everyone, from Grace Kelly and Cary Grant to Elizabeth Taylor and Marlene Dietrich.

Her personal style - namely wacky glasses and short haircut - has made her a recognizable pop culture icon, and some believe she has inspired the character Edna Mode in "The Incredibles".

Yves Saint Laurent arrived in Paris and started working for Christian Dior as a teenager.

After establishing his own fashion house, the designer created clothes and outfits that have never appeared before such as the iconic Le Smoking vest in 1966, the tight-fitting vest in 1962, the sheer jacket in 1966. and the jumpsuit set in 1968.

Emilio Pucci is famous for designs with brilliant eye-catching motifs.

Elizabeth Taylor, Lauren Bacall, Gina Lollobrigida and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis in Pucci signature eccentric outfits.

Paco Rabanne is famous for its designs inspired by space in the late 1960s.

The metallic "link dress" made the designer's name, and Jane Fonda even modeled outfits inspired by his future in Barbarella.

Rabanne once told Vogue, “It is important to keep radical indecision. Creativity must be shocking. ”

Italian designer Valentino Garavani, also known as Valentino, became famous after Elizabeth Taylor discovered one of his designs on the Cleopatra set in Rome.

Star Taylor wore a white dress to the Spartacus movie premiere, and since then the star Valentino was born. Although Valentino is known for his signature reds, his 1967 "colorless" collection of only white, beige and ivory has made a name for this designer.

Contrary to the more colorful and psychedelic fads of the time, the Valentino collection stands out as a fresh breakthrough.

Vivienne Westwood became a notable designer in the punk rock fashion of the late 1970s in London.

Westwood opened its first store at 430 Kings Road in London in 1971 and began filling the store with wacky designs inspired by punk culture.

Westwood was noticed when preparing outfits for members of the British punk rock band Sex Pistols after collaborating with manager Malcolm McLaren. After that, Westwood remained a prominent designer during the 1980s and 1990s.

Calvin Klein studied design in New York City before founding the brand with Barry Schwartz, who runs the company's sales division.

The jacket and suit duo became a hit, and soon afterward Klein's sportswear became popular. Klein then ventured into producing denim, lingerie, and clothing bearing the brand's famous logo as well as some provocative advertisements.

After starting his career at Brooks Brothers, Ralph Lauren became known for his own Polo Ralph Lauren fashion line.

Possessing an American spirit, Ralph Lauren's brand focused on an upmarket lifestyle and became in tune with preppy fashion during the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s.

Betsey Johnson first emerged in the 1960s thanks to its innovative, innovative designs. However, it wasn't until the 1970s that her brand really took off.

Johnson's designs stand out with bright colors, fun motifs, and punk-glam aesthetics.

Italian designer Giorgio Armani is famous for elegant suits for both men and women.

Armani's “power outfit” was worn by Richard Gere, Michelle Pfeiffer, Jodie Foster and John Travolta. The designer also provided most of the costumes for the movie Miami Vice. Armani has since expanded its fashion line to include prom dresses, ready-to-wear ...

Donna Karan has brought the New York upscale style to stores across the US with the DKNY fashion line.

In 2004, Karan received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Council of Fashion Designers of America.

Spanish shoe designer Manolo Blahnik is known for his stylish pointed heels.

Manolo Blahnik has been loved by fashion icons throughout history, from Twiggy to Carrie Bradshaw, played by Sarah Jessica Parker in Sex and the City. In 1977, Bianca Jagger wore a pair of famous Manolo Blahnik shoes while riding a white horse and entered dance club Studio 54.

Tom Ford led Gucci from 1994 to 2004 before founding his own brand.

Ford overhauled Gucci's minimalist image and made the brand more vibrant, with nostalgic and sensual inspiration. During his tenure, he helped the company's revenue increase from 230 million to 3 billion.

Ford made a splash for his own brand when he posed in a Tom Ford underwear between Scarlett Johansson and Keira Knightley on the 2006 Vanity Fair cover.

Michael Kors is famous for the fashion brand of the same name and appeared in the hit reality show Project Runway series with Heidi Klum.

Kors has been interested in fashion since he was a child, and even recalls that he "gasped with excitement" when the latest Vogue was published every month. He has received acclaim for high-end fashion lines as well as accessories for both men and women.

Kors also specially designed the dress that Michelle Obama wore in her first official portrait.

Marc Jacobs has held senior positions at Perry Ellis and Louis Vuitton, but his own brand has achieved immense success.

Despite a series of personal obstacles throughout his life, including the estrangement from family and the period of heavy drug and alcohol addiction that forced him into rehab, Marc Jacobs is known as a " magic boy "extremely talented fashion village of the world.

Deena Abdulaziz, a member of the Saudi royal family told the New York Times: “For some reason, Marc's concerts are always the most important place to enjoy, where you know all the important people. Famous keyers will attend. ”

Italian fashion designer Gianni Versace has been remembered since his assassination in 1997.

He is known for his seductive designs of gender identity, and his sister Donatella has maintained this vision through her late brother's fashion house leadership.

Versace has brought the fashion industry into popular culture through his list of superstars and models, and loyal customers who have worn his designs. Versace is said to have raised Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, Christy Turlington and Naomi Campbell to the position of supermodels today.

Alexander McQueen was known as a rule breaker before dying in 2010.

In the late 90s and early 2000s, McQueen was a designer with fan's attention. Not only promoting but also crossing the boundaries of the fashion possibilities of that time, McQueen made a name for himself at Givenchy and then into his own fashion house.

McQueen is not shy about being from a low class and has always proved himself to be a distinctive high-fashion designer. One of his shows featured a model with a disability, as she catwalked on wooden feet.

“You have to know the rules to break them. That's why I'm here, breaking the rules while preserving tradition, ”famous designer Alexander McQueen says of his outrageous designs.

McQueen died at the age of 40 after longtime friend Isabella Blow and his mother died.

Azzedine Alaia is famous for the body-hugging designs that stars have loved for over 30 years.

After apprenticeships with Thierry Mugler, Christian Dior and Guy Laroche, Alaia started her own fashion line in the early 1980s. His designs specifically hugged the body, accentuating his sexy figure and slim waistline. The New York Times called him "the physique sculptor of the women."

Alaia is known to be straightforward. He criticized fashion legends such as Vogue's Anna Wintour for her style and designer Karl Lagerfeld, who he said "never had a cutlery."

On November 18, 2017, Alaia was announced to have passed away.

Karl Lagerfeld is said to have created Chanel's global reputation, as well as being the man behind Tommy Hilfiger and Fendi's powerful creative vision.

Lagerfeld is recognized as one of the most influential fashion designers in history. Throughout his life, Lagerfeld created smart, sexy and trendy designs for Chanel, Fendi, Chloe, etc.

On February 19, 2019, it was announced that the typical fashion designer had passed away in Paris.

During the commemoration, British Fashion Council CEO Caroline Rush said, “His unimaginable contribution to the industry has changed the way women dress and feel fashion. He has inspired generations of young designers and will forever be. ”

Diane von Furstenberg invented the dress in 1972 and is famous for the fashion label DVF.

Diane von Furstenberg is known to be an ambitious designer who started a phenomenon, once believed to have made more than 15,000 wrap dresses per week.

Von Furstenberg shared with New York Magazine in 1988: “I've got a very simple product, my swaddle is really a uniform. It was just a plain cotton dress that everyone would love to wear. That dress sold about three or four million pieces. Every day I would see about 20 to 30 of those dresses on the street, represented by all kinds of women, whether young or old, fat or thin, popular or luxurious. It is a very wonderful feeling. "

Christian Siriano apprenticed from Alexander McQueen and Vivienne Westwood before joining and becoming the winner of Project Runway season four.

After winning the competition, Siriano started business in 2008. By 2010, the brand had made a turnover of 1.2 million USD. By 2015, that number had grown to $ 5 million.

Known for his creative prom dresses that frequently appear on the red carpet, Siriano has designed for Billy Porter, Whoopi Goldberg, Janelle Monae ...

Stella McCartney opens her own path with the fashion brand of the same name.

In 1997, McCartney was hired to revive the Chloé brand. The British designer created feminine, sensual designs with a romantic touch that attracted famous clients such as Madonna, Gwyneth Paltrow and Kate Moss. After gaining success at Chloé, McCartney received a grant from Gucci to start a private line business.

McCartney started to become famous in the wedding fashion industry and designed Meghan Markle's stunning two-wire white gown for her wedding to Prince Harry. As a vegetarian, the McCartney brand is committed to sustainability, using only fur and imitation leather.

Virgil Abloh has completely changed the face of the fashion industry when taking on the position of creative director of menswear at Louis Vuitton.

Before bringing Louis Vuitton high-end fashion into a more modern, streetwear-sounding space, Abloh established his own fashion brand Off-White.

A friend and contributor to Kanye West, Abloh told W Magazine, “We are a generation interested in fashion and should not have been allowed to. We see this as an opportunity to join and create the current culture. In many ways, it looks like we are bringing in more excitement in the industry. "

Rihanna, music legend and pop culture icon, enters the fashion world in 2018 with Savage X Fenty lingerie and sleepwear line.