United States
- Pegah Anvarian
- Max Azria
- Michael Bastian
- Geoffrey Beene
- Laura Bennett
- Bijan
- Bill Blass
- Thom Browne
- Dana Buchman
- Albert Capraro
- Hattie Carnegie
- Bonnie Cashin
- Oleg Cassini
- Richard Chai
- Liz Claiborne
- Kenneth Cole
- Jeffrey Costello
- Laura Dahl
- Chloe Dao
- Charles David
- Lyn Devon
- Perry Ellis
- George Esquivel
- Erin Fetherston
- Patricia Field
- Eileen Fisher
- Anne Fogarty
- Tom Ford
- James Galanos
- Eric Gaskins
- Lulu Guinness
- Cole Haan
- Halston
- Tim Hamilton
- Elizabeth Hawes
- Christina Hattler
- Lazaro Hernandez
- Uli Herzner
- Tommy Hilfiger
- Susan Holmes
- Marc Jacobs
- Elisa Jimenez
- Betsey Johnson
- Lauren Jones
- Norma Kamali
- Donna Karan
- Muriel King
- Anne Klein
- Calvin Klein
- Mychael Knight
- Michael Kors
- Michelle Laine
- Derek Lam
- Ralph Lauren
- Kimora Lee Simmons
- Nanette Lepore
- Beth Levine
- Monique Lhuillier
- Bob Mackie
- Mainbocher
- Chris March
- Paul Marciano
- Leanne Marshall
- Vera Maxwell
- Claire McCardell
- Jack McCollough
- Leah McSweeney
- Keith Michael
- Nicole Miller
- Isaac Mizrahi
- Bibhu Mohapatra
- Norman Norell
- Todd Oldham
- Rick Owens
- Thakoon Panichgul
- Mary Ping
- Maria Pinto
- Patrick Porter
- Zac Posen
- Clare Potter
- Lilly Pulitzer
- Tracy Reese
- Santino Rice
- Craig Robinson
- Narciso Rodriguez
- William Rondina
- Lela Rose
- Cynthia Rowley
- Ralph Rucci
- Kara Saun
- John Saldivar
- Scaasi
- Austin Scarlett
- Jeremy Scott
- Jeffrey Sebelia
- Russell Simmons
- Christian Siriano
- LaQuan Smith
- Yotam Solomon
- Kate Spade
- Anna Sui
- Robert Tagliapietra
- Tere Tereba
- Isabel Toledo
- Jessie Franklin Turner
- John Varvatos
- Michaele Vollbracht
- Daniel Vosovic
- Alexander Wang
- Vera Wang
- Stuart Weitzman
- Junko Yoshioka
- Rachel Zoe
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—Chester A. Arthur (1829–1886)
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