For the upper echelon and the privileged classes of our society, style and fashion gurus unmistakably wield enormous influence. At this juncture, the most famous and important method designers of the 20th century were:

The designer Gabrielle or Coco Chanel. Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel, known as Coco, learned to sew at an early age, while spending time in the orphanage of a Roman Catholic monastery. At the age of 18 in 1901, he left school to work with a local tailor, in what can only be called an ironic turn to the story of fame and fortune from poverty to riches. Throughout this time, he began designing hats, which fascinated the interest of the privileged, along with his enthusiast, French millionaire Ettienne Balsan, his gateway to Parisian high culture. She opened her own boutique in 1910. In the 1920s, she burst onto the fashion scene with her minimalist styles built with readily available fabrics and simple designs. Despite the fact that Chanel died in 1971, her fashion still exists today. Chanel has one of the best perfumes in the world today: the number 5. Everyone knows Chanel as the person responsible for wearing pants in women’s fashion, but did you know that Chanel was on TIME magazine’s list of the 100 most influential people of the twentieth century and was the only one included in this list from the field of haute couture?

The designer Calvin Klein. Calvin Richard Klein was raised alongside Robert Denning, Ralph Lauren, and others, designers raised in the Jewish immigrant community. He graduated from FIT in New York. Although he did not graduate or finish, the New York fashion institute considered him one of their own and awarded him a special Ph.D. in 2003. He appeared on the cover of Vogue after just one year. He came up with a fashion line that met the needs of each and every event. He founded his first business in 1968 and has since varied his product offering to include clothing, various types of perfumes and jewelry.

Ralph Lauren is another top-of-the-line designer famous for his Polo line. Despite his bad starts as a street vendor for a tie maker, he later became famous for his Polo Ralph Lauren clothing line. He began selling his polo tie line in 1967, but his greatest achievement was having his designs used in a movie in the 1974 film The Great Gatsby, starring Robert Redford in the title role. Ralph Lauren is listed as the 224th richest person in the world, with an estimated value of $ 2.8 billion.

Yves Saint Laurent is well known in the world of fashion and cosmetics. One of the biggest and most influential fashion designers is this Algerian-born French designer. Better known as Yves Saint Laurent (born Yves Henri Donat Mathieu-Saint-Laurent), he is considered an icon when it comes to ready-to-wear clothing. His avant-garde designs revolutionized the fashion world when he developed the ready-to-wear scene in the 1920s. Another milestone in Yves Saint Laurent’s career was the introduction of power suits for the career-oriented woman. , in addition to men’s smoking jackets, in 1966. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City honored Saint Laurent by making him the first living designer to receive a museum award. On June 1, 2009 Yves passed away as a result of brain cancer.

Artists, fashion designers make their designs very powerful in world culture. The famous designs make their names well known and will be so for many years to come.