Ralph Lauren defined American preppy style, with its Polo shirts, blazers, and country club aesthetic. The brand embodies aspirational wealth, from the polo fields to the Hamptons, making it an icon of classic American fashion.

Fendi, founded in 1925, became famous for its FF monogram and fur craftsmanship. The Baguette bag, popularized by Sex and the City, turned into a must-have, keeping Fendi at the forefront of luxury handbags.

Christian Dior revolutionized post-war fashion in 1947 with the "New Look," emphasizing feminine silhouettes. The Lady Dior bag, associated with Princess Diana, became legendary. Under creative directors like John Galliano and Maria Grazia Chiuri, Dior continues to shape modern femininity and haute couture.

Giorgio Armani defined power dressing in the 1980s, with his sleek, tailored suits becoming a symbol of success. His brand spans high fashion, casual wear, and even hotels, maintaining an aura of effortless luxury.