One of the oldest, most famous and most valuable luxury marks, Louis Vuitton is an LVMH Group member. It was established in Paris in 1854 and soon its workshop became renowned for its travel trunks. Since then, Louis Vuitton’s range of fashion and style has evolved and incorporated her famous Damier (“checkboard”) motif into a large number of her designs. The men’s looks of the brand are rooted in their history but in Louis Vuitton’s unique, audacious and adventuric style.
Ermenegildo Zegna was founded in 1910 as a textile manufacturer in northern Italy and became one of the most high-end names in the manner of men. The centrepiece of zegna brand, which has expanded to include many ready-wear, custom-made and customised menswears, is still leather, wool, and other textiles.
In the late 1960s American designer Ralph Lauren began to neck and soon launched full collections for men and women, inspired by the Old Hollywood, American western and African safaris. Ralph Lauren’s Polo Brand is probably the most iconic men’s-moded label and today the pinnacle of high-end men’s wear is the Ralph Lauren Purple Label.
The Burberry brand, which was founded in 1850 and was designed to protect against the weather of Britain, was a strong part of British fashion. For British military officers during the First world war Burberry created his famous trench coat. In addition to being a British pillar of high style, the brand today and its trademarked controls are loved by British royalties, athletes and celebrities.
Although best known for its shoes and female clothes, in the late 1970s Salvatore Ferragamo began manufacturing men’s clothes and has since gained popularity. Ferragamo’s menswear designs range from contemporary cuts to playing, classical suits.
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Originally published at https://www.iluveit.co.uk on April 20, 2021.
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