List of Fashion Designers - France

France

  • Sophie Albou
  • Adeline André
  • Christian Audigier
  • Dominique Aurientis
  • Loris Azzaro
  • Agnès B.
  • Vitaldi & Maurice Babani
  • Pierre Balmain
  • Rose Bertin
  • Marc Bohan
  • Vanessa Bruno
  • Marie-Louise Bruyère
  • Serge Cajfinger
  • the Callot Soeurs
  • Pierre Cardin
  • Jean-Charles de Castelbajac
  • Coco Chanel
  • Christophe Charvet
  • Madeleine Chéruit
  • André Courrèges
  • Christian Dior
  • Marcelle Dormoy
  • Jacques Doucet
  • Nicole Farhi
  • Jacques Fath
  • Louis Feraud
  • Julien Fournié
  • Maud Frizon
  • Jean Paul Gaultier
  • Nicolas Ghesquière
  • Hubert de Givenchy
  • Alix Grès
  • Anne Valérie Hash
  • Daniel Hechter
  • Charles Jourdan
  • Christian Lacroix
  • Jeanne Lanvin
  • Ted Lapidus
  • Guy Laroche
  • Yves Saint Laurent
  • Alexis Lavigne
  • Lucien Lelong
  • Hervé Leroux
  • Christian Louboutin
  • Catherine Malandrino
  • Simone Mirman
  • Claude Montana
  • Germaine Monteil
  • Gilles Montezin
  • Roland Mouret
  • Thierry Mugler
  • Jeanne Paquin
  • Jean Patou
  • Paloma Picasso
  • Josiane Maryse Pividal
  • Paul Poiret
  • Lola Prusac
  • Paco Rabanne
  • Louis Réard
  • Caroline Reboux
  • Nina Ricci
  • Marcel Rochas
  • Michèle Rosier
  • Sonia Rykiel
  • Dominique Sirop
  • Hedi Slimane
  • Franck Sorbier
  • Sophie Theallet
  • Pauline Trigere
  • Emanuel Ungaro
  • Madeleine Vionnet
  • Roger Vivier
  • Louis Vuitton
  • Catherine Walker

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