United Kingdom
- Hardy Amies
- Christopher Bailey
- William Baker
- Neil Barrett
- John Bates
- Victoria Beckham
- Antonio Berardi
- Sara Berman
- Ozwald Boateng
- Thomas Burberry
- Sarah Burton
- Robert Cary-Williams
- John Cavanagh
- Georgina Chapman
- Ossie Clark
- Jasper Conran
- Wayne Cooper
- Paul Compitus
- Keren Craig
- Giles Deacon
- Keanan Duffty
- David Emanuel
- Elizabeth Emanuel
- Marion Foale
- John Galliano
- Elspeth Gibson
- Maria Grachvogel
- Andrew Groves
- Jeremy Hackett
- Malcolm Hall
- Katharine Hamnett
- Norman Hartnell
- Pam Hogg
- Henry Holland
- Margaret Howell
- Betty Jackson
- Charles James
- Stephen Jones
- Christopher Kane
- Lucile
- Alice McCall
- Stella McCartney
- Alexander McQueen
- Julien Macdonald
- Edward Molyneux
- Jean Muir
- Tommy Nutter
- Bruce Oldfield
- Beatrix Ong
- Jenny Packham
- Ronald Paterson
- Katie Perry
- Jayne Pierson
- Arabella Pollen
- Gareth Pugh
- Mary Quant
- Kate Reily
- John Richmond
- Jonathan Saunders
- Ben Sherman
- Paul Smith
- John Sutcliffe
- Alice Temperley
- William Tempest
- Ian Thomas
- Amanda Wakeley
- Kim West
- Vivienne Westwood
- Matthew Williamson
- Louise Wilson
- Charles Frederick Worth
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