International Best Dressed List - The International Hall of Fame: Men

The International Hall of Fame: Men

• The Hon. Dean Acheson, former U.S. secretary of state; Washington, D.C. (1969).
• Gianni Agnelli, Fiat chairman; Turin (1970).
• Nicolas de Gunzburg, Editor-in-Cief of Town & Country, fashion editor (1971).
• David Ogilvy, 13th Earl of Airlie, former Lord Chamberlain to the Queen; Angus, Scotland (1972).
• Sir Edwin Hardy Amies, fashion designer; London (1974).
• Thomas Ammann, private art dealer; Zurich (1988).
• Prince Pierre d’Arenberg, host; Paris (2001).
• Giorgio Armani, fashion designer; Milan (1981).
• Arthur Ashe, professional tennis player; Richmond, Va. (1984).
• Fred Astaire, dancer, actor; Los Angeles (1968).
• Dr. Daniel Baker, cosmetic surgeon; New York (2000).
• Billy Baldwin (interior designer), decorator; New York (1974).
• Wilkes Bashford, fashion retailer; San Francisco (1983).
• Sir Cecil Beaton, artist, photographer; London (1970).
• David Somerset, 11th Duke of Beaufort, landowner, partner in the Marlborough art gallery; London (1988).
• Jonathan Becker, photographer; New York (2008).
• John Russell, 13th Duke of Bedford, landowner; London and Santa Fe (1985).
• Harry Belafonte, musician; New York (1972).
• Bijan Pakzad, fashion designer; Beverly Hills (1989).
• Mark Birley, restaurateur, health-club proprietor, men’s-fragrance designer; London (1988).
• Earl Blackwell, Celebrity Service founder; New York (1980).
• Manolo Blahnik, shoe designer; London (1987).
• Bill Blass, fashion designer; New York (1970).
• Dixon Boardman, financier; New York and Locust Valley (1994).
• David Bowie, musician; New York (1998).
• Hamish Bowles, Vogue European editor-at-large; New York (1997).
• Ed Bradley, 60 Minutes correspondent; New York (1997).
• Conte Brando Brandolini d’Adda, vintner; Venice and Paris (1980).
• David Brown, film producer, husband of former Cosmopolitan editor in chief Helen Gurley Brown; New York (1993).
• Gianni Bulgari, jewelry designer; Rome (1975).
• H.R.H. Kyril, Prince of Preslav, investment banker; London (1997).
• Jeffrey Butler, publishing executive; Los Angeles (1978).
• John Cahill, financier; New York (2001).
• Michael Cannon, Town & Country editor-at-large; New York (2001).
• Pierre Cardin, fashion designer; Paris (1970).
• Graydon Carter, Vanity Fair editor; New York (1998).
• Nino Cerruti, fashion designer; Paris (1973).
• Comte Frédéric Chandon de Briailles, head of Moët & Chandon vineyard; Paris (1991).
• Kenneth Chenault, president and C.O.O. of American Express; New York (2000).
• Francesco Clemente, artist; New York and Naples (1996).
• George Clooney, actor, director, writer, producer; Los Angeles and Lake Como, Italy (2007).
• Alistair Cooke, journalist, radio and television personality; London (1984).
• Anderson Cooper, anchor, Anderson Cooper 360°; New York (2007).
• Hernando Courtwright, owner of the Beverly Wilshire Hotel; Beverly Hills (1973).
• Madison Cox, landscape designer, author; New York (2000).
• Count Rodolfo Crespi, public-relations executive, socialite; Rome and New York (1970).
• Angelo Donghia, textile designer; New York (1977).
• The Hon. Angier Biddle Duke, former U.S. ambassador to El Salvador, Spain, Denmark, and Morocco; New York and Southampton (1969).
• H.R.H. Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth II; London (1969).
• Lapo Elkann, (2009).
• Ahmet Ertegun, co-chairman of the Atlantic Records Group; New York, Southampton, Paris, and Bodrum, Turkey. (1986).
• Kim d’Estainville, French businessman, famous Parisian personality; Paris (1978).
• Max Evans, fashion journalist; New York (1974).
• Robert Evans (producer), film producer; Los Angeles (1975).
• Douglas Fairbanks Jr., actor, film producer; Los Angeles (1969).
• John Fairchild, W magazine and WWD editor-at-large, author; New York (1988).
• Tom Fallon, fashion executive; New York (1981).
• The Hon. Harry Fane, representative for Fulco di Verdura; London (1997).
• Bryan Ferry, musician; London (1990).
• Christopher Forbes, vice-chairman of Forbes Inc.; New York (1990).
• Tom Ford, fashion designer; London (2004).
• James Galanos, fashion designer; Los Angeles (1982).
• John Galliher, socialite; New York (1973).
• Comte Paul de Ganay, French and Argentinean businessman, polo player; Paris (1991).
• Count Manfredi della Gherardesca, art adviser, curator (2009).
• Giancarlo Giammetti, honorary chairman of Valentino; Rome (2006).
• Sir John Gielgud, actor; London (1982).
• Frank Gifford, broadcasting great, former N.F.L. star; New York (1975).
• Comte Hubert de Givenchy, fashion designer; Paris (1970).
• Senator Barry Goldwater, politician; Phoenix (1976).
• Jacques Grange, interior designer; Paris (1994).
• Cary Grant, actor; Los Angeles (1969).
• H.R.H Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece, investment-fund manager; London (2008).
• Robert L. Green, Playboy fashion director; New York (1972).
• Baron Nicolas de Gunzburg, Vogue editor; New York (1971).
• Charles Gwathmey, architect; New York (2001).
• George Hamilton, actor; Los Angeles (1976).
• Mark Hampton, interior designer; New York (1991).
• Dorukhan Altinisik, doctor; New York (2008)
• Phillips Hathaway, European-furniture expert; New York (2000).
• Edward W. Hayes, attorney; New York (1994).
• Reinaldo Herrera, Vanity Fair contributing editor; New York and Caracas (1983).
• Charles Henry Allsopp, 6th Baron Hindlip, former Christie’s chairman; London (1999).
• Gregory Hines, actor, dancer; New York (1993).
• David Hockney, artist; Los Angeles (1986).
• James Hoge, Foreign Affairs editor in chief; New York (1987).
• Fred Hughes, Andy Warhol’s business manager and executor; New York (1987).
• Peter Jennings, ABC news anchor; New York (1989).
• Steven Kaufman, fashion executive; New York (1988).
• Horace Kelland, writer; Charleston and Fishers Island (1975).
• H.R.H. Prince Michael of Kent; London (1999).
• Calvin Klein, fashion designer; New York (1983).
• Henry Kravis, financier; New York (2000).
• Kenneth Jay Lane, jewelry designer, host; New York (1974).
• Bernard Lanvin, Lanvin Castilo owner; Paris (1970).
• Ralph Lauren, fashion designer; New York (1995).
• Alexander Liberman, Condé Nast editorial director, painter, photographer; New York (1981).
• Patrick Anson, 5th Earl of Lichfield, photographer; London (1971).
• The Hon. John V. Lindsay; former mayor of New York City (1976).
• The Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr, statesman; Boston (1970).
• H.S.H. Prince Rupert zu Loewenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg, investment manager; London (2001).
• Wynton Marsalis, musician; New York (1999).
• Patrick McCarthy, W magazine editor in chief; New York (2001).
• Henry McIlhenny, art collector, philanthropist; Philadelphia (1981).
• Rafael de Medina, 20th Duke of Feria, Spanish aristocrat; Madrid (2007).
• Sonny Mehta, Alfred A. Knopf president and editor in chief; New York (1993).
• David Metcalfe, insurance executive; London (1996).
• Philip Miller, C.E.O. of Saks Fifth Avenue; New York (1995).
• Ottavio Missoni, fashion designer; Milan (1982).
• Issey Miyake, fashion designer; Tokyo (1987).
• Beppe Modenese, fashion publicist, Moda Italiana founder, president of the National Chamber for Italian fashion; Milan (1989).
• Paul Newman, actor, racecar driver; Westport (1991).
• David Niven, actor; Los Angeles (1982).
• James Niven, Sotheby’s senior vice president, son of David Niven; New York (1994).
• Colonel Serge Obolensky, businessman, Russian prince, World War II hero; New York (1970).
• The Rt Hon Sir Angus Ogilvy, brother of the Earl of Airlie, husband of Princess Alexandra; London (1972).
• André Oliver, fashion designer; London (1973).
• Comte Hubert d’Ornano, C.E.O. of Sisley cosmetics; Paris (1995).
• Norman Parkinson, fashion photographer; London (1970).
• I.S.V. Patcévitch, Condé Nast president; New York (1970).
• Gregory Peck, actor; Los Angeles (1983).
• Senator Charles Percy, politician, former chairman of Bell & Howell; Chicago (1981).
• Charles Pfeiffer, American war hero, model, journalist, actor, television-commercial producer; New York (1989).
• Alessandro (Alex) Pirounis, young entrepreneur, art dealer, socialite; Rome, Hong Kong, London, and Athens (2010).
• Sidney Poitier, actor, film director; Los Angeles (1972).
• Comte Jean-Charles de Ravenel, businessman, socialite; Lyford Cay and Paris (1994).
• President Ronald Reagan; Bel Air (1986).
• Alexis von Rosenberg, Baron de Redé, financier; Paris (1972).
• Samuel P. Reed, former Heritage Press publisher; New York (1985).
• Oscar de la Renta, fashion designer; New York, Kent, Connecticut, and Punta Cana (1973).
• Senator Abraham Ribicoff, politician; New York and Cornwall Bridge (1985).
• Pat Riley, former head coach and current president of the Miami Heat basketball team; Miami (1994).
• Baron David René de Rothschild, member of the banking family; Paris (1991).
• Baron Eric de Rothschild, member of the banking family; Paris (1970).
• Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, member of the banking family; London (1999).
• Baron Guy de Rothschild, member of the banking family; Paris (1985).
• H.E. Carlos Ortiz de Rozas, Argentinean ambassador to the Court of St. James's; Buenos Aires (1984).
• Yves Saint Laurent (designer), fashion designer; Paris (1975).
• Robert Sakowitz, specialty retailer, consultant-firm executive; Houston (1975).
• Fernando Sanchez, fashion designer; New York and Marrakech (1996).
• Julio Mario Santo Domingo, financier, art collector; New York, Paris, Bogotá, and Barranquilla (1990).
• Joel Schumacher, film director; Los Angeles (1977).
• Peter Sharp, real-estate executive; New York (1988).
• Gil Shiva, businessman, socialite; New York (1995).
• Bobby Short, musician; New York (1986).
• H.M. King Juan Carlos of Spain; Madrid (1987).
• John Stefanidis, interior designer; London and Patmos, Greece (1995).
• Sting, musician; Wiltshire, England (2001).
• Luke Winsland, Digital Media Designer; Liverpool (2010).
• André Leon Talley, Vogue editor-at-large; New York (1994).
• Taki Theodoracopulos, journalist; New York, Gstaad, Athens, and London (2001).
• Chip Tolbert, fashion journalist; New York (1974).
• Van Day Truex, Tiffany & Co. design director; New York (1974).
• Luigi d’Urso, Italian businessman, man-about-town; Paris (1997).
• Philippe Venet, fashion designer; Paris (1973).
• Yves Vidal, Knoll furniture company president; Tangier (1977).
• Charles, Prince of Wales; London (1980).
• Charlie Watts, musician; London (2006).
• Denzel Washington, actor; Los Angeles (1998).
• John Weitz, fashion designer; New York (1970).
• Galen Weston, George Weston Ltd. chairman; Toronto (1993).
• Paul Wilmot, publicist; New York (1993).
• H.R.H. the Duke of Windsor, former King of England, abdicated throne for Wallis Simpson; Paris (1968).
• Tom Wolfe, writer; New York (1984).
• Michael York, actor; London (1977).
• H.R.H. Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia, jewelry designer; New York (1994).
• Daniel Zarem, fashion retailer; New York (1978).
• Jerome Zipkin, socialite, real-estate executive; New York (1985).

The American magazine Vanity Fair is currently in charge of the list.