Most Upscale Couture Designers

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  1. Kitty_Cat

    Kitty_Cat New Member

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    Could some please help me out? Can anyone at all, recommend the best couture
    fashion designers?
    Thanks in advance.
     
    #1 Kitty_Cat, Jan 16, 2004
  2. PrinceOfCats

    PrinceOfCats Naturellement pulpeuse

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    There aren't exactly many couturiers...

    My vote goes for Valentino
     
    #2 PrinceOfCats, Jan 16, 2004
  3. ebowleg

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    I would have to agree with Valentino, as well as Chanel. Lacroix is also a good one, but my fave is Versace. :wink:
     
    #3 ebowleg, Jan 16, 2004
  4. leyla m.

    leyla m. New Member

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    VALENTINO.

    but there are many others :wink:
     
    #4 leyla m., Jan 16, 2004
  5. ignitioned32

    ignitioned32 Mannikin

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    The best out of all now is without a doubt, Jean-Paul Gaultier. :heart: Who was christened by the critics as the new "King of Haute Couture" after the great Saint Laurent retired. Second place will be a tie between Chanel and Lacroix. Galliano before, too. :flower:
     
    #5 ignitioned32, Jan 16, 2004
  6. Salvatore

    Salvatore Wanderlust

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    I have to say Galliano is the best couture designer. He's awesome :woot:
     
    #6 Salvatore, Jan 16, 2004
  7. mikeijames

    mikeijames no tom ford, no thanks.

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    Gaultier Paris has a reputation among the young set for creating perfection for evening wear and a lot of highly laudable daywear. But I believe that among the ladies-who-lunch set, Lacroix is the favorite for evening wear and Chanel is a must for day.

    Dior Couture is popular among fashion set like Anna Wintour and also many debutantes turn to Dior because, at the end of the day, no one's quite as fun as Galliano.

    Ungaro, Valentino, and, to a lesser degree, Saab enjoy patronage from the Hollywood crowd during awards season.

    I hope this helps.
     
    #7 mikeijames, Jan 16, 2004
  8. Spacemiu

    Spacemiu New Member

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    Lacriox
    Anne Valiere Hash
    Fred Sathal
    Gaultier
     
    #8 Spacemiu, Jan 16, 2004
  9. chanel_girl

    chanel_girl Melody Nelson

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    Valentino and Dior
     
    #9 chanel_girl, Jan 18, 2004
  10. Acid

    Acid yes

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    valentino and chanel
     
    #10 Acid, Jan 18, 2004
  11. Erzébeth

    Erzébeth New Member

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    no ralph rucci? thought he was gaining popularity, doing well..
     
    #11 Erzébeth, Jan 18, 2004
  12. As You Like It

    As You Like It Proponent of Plaid

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    Whoever is doing the work for the revived Balenciaga label. I can't remember the designer's name, but the styles are immediately recognisable. One of the best.

    I also adore Zac Posen--the kid's got real talent--he can really handle fabric and seems to have a 6th sense for what looks good on a woman's body.
     
    #12 As You Like It, Jan 18, 2004
  13. PrinceOfCats

    PrinceOfCats Naturellement pulpeuse

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    Nicolas Ghesquiere?
     
    #13 PrinceOfCats, Jan 18, 2004
  14. plasticine20

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    Both good designers, but not couture designers, which is what this topic is about :flower:
     
    #14 plasticine20, Jan 18, 2004
  15. As You Like It

    As You Like It Proponent of Plaid

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    Thank you!

    Plasticine: I didn't realize they didn't do couture. I am really outside of the loop as regards high fashion. I will pick up a Vogue occasionally, but mainly just for a laugh. I find a lot of fashion interesting, but total fantasyland as far as I am concerned. Even "Bebe" is too expensive for me, and I know they're just a knockoff brand.
     
    #15 As You Like It, Jan 18, 2004
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