VALENTINOValentino Haute Couture offers a variety of collections made up of unique items singularly handcrafted in the prestigious atelier situated in Rome. A team of about 40 “Premiere” is entirely dedicated to the highest quality manufacturing of one of a kind precious creations.Valentino Prêt-à-Porter presents sophisticated, exclusive lines for women and men intended for an elegant, but unconventional young clientele.

VERYVery offers stylish clothing from a wide range of designers and celebrities including Holly Willoughby, Fearne Cotton, Steve Jones, Jasmine Guinness and Denise Van Outen to name just a few. Very talks to its’ customers using social media and has innovative marketing tools including VBlog and an interactive online magazine, VStyle, which are full of fashion tips and style advice. We also use paper to showcase our ranges and to inspire customers by bringing them the latest looks direct from the catwalk, the must-have brands and special offers.

VICTORIA BECKHAMVictoria Beckham can finally say with confidence people take her seriously as a designer. She’s been working pretty hard to achieve this position and now there is the reward. She has been nominated for the British Fashion Award. Not she exactly, but her brand – Victoria Beckham.

VIONNETThe House of Vionnet opened in 1912 at 222, Rue de Rivoli. Madeleine Vionnet provided one-third of the financing while the remaining investment was supplied by one of her client, Germaine Lilas, Henri’s Lillas’ daughter, the owner of the Parisian department store Bazar de l’Hôtel de Ville (BHV). In 1914, when World War I started, Madeleine Vionnet closed the house and set off to visit Rome.

VERA WANGIn 1990, Wang’s father thought the time was right for her to launch her own business and offered financial backing. She began her bridal gown business and opened her shop in the upscale Carlyle Hotel on Madison Avenue in New York City. According to the official Vera Wang website, “The Vera Wang label quickly took off, earning praise from the fashion elite for its luxurious fabrics, exquisite detailing and modern interpretation of classic lines.” A & E Biography stated that Wang successfully used colors and innovative ideas in her dresses, adding that she knew how to “attract attention yet still be elegant at the same time.” And Business Leader Profiles for Students noted that “Wang introduced her trademark use of ‘illusion netting’ in her gowns, a fabric that gave the illusion of bare skin.” However, all this did not translate to immediate profits for her business.

VICTORIA’S SECRETVictoria’s Secret made buying lingerie not only a pleasure but a must in the late 1980s and 1990s. The upscale lingerie and apparel firm took shopping for lingerie from the neglected corners of department stores and put it front and center in thousands of boutiques throughout the United States. Both men and women happily flocked to the sensuous, sumptuously decorated shops and buying sexy innerwear was no longer a chore or embarrassing for either sex.Men gladly accompanied their wives or lovers to Victoria’s Secret, while women enjoyed finding a myriad of products in every size and shape imaginable. This was the experience Roy Raymond had in mind when he founded Victoria’s Secret in 1977 in San Francisco. Loath to shop for lingerie or foundations for his wife in austere surroundings, Raymond envisioned an appealing shop with a stylish decor—somewhere with a Victorian-boudoir feel. The next year, Raymond took his lingerie fantasies a step further, creating a mail order catalogue to sell his growing selection of bras, panties, slips, and loungewear.

Vivienne WestwoodVivienne Westwood is a legend in her own lifetime, a designer who inspires many other designers and who makes clothes that delight her loyal customers. Born in Derbyshire in 1941, she first became a household name when, in partnership with Malcolm McLaren, she invented the punk uniform. Let It Rock, SEX, Seditionaries, Pirates, and Buffalo Girls were all early collections they created together at their shop in World’s End, Chelsea. All became classics and served to challenge common preconceptions of what fashion could be. Since severing business ties with McLaren, Westwood has gone on to become one of the industry’s most revered figures. She has achieved all this without any formal training. In the ’80s she was hailed by Women’s Wear Daily as one of the six most influential designers of all time, and in 2004 the Victoria & Albert Museum launched a travelling retrospective exhibition defining her iconic status – the tour will last 7 years and visit Australia, China and the USA.

VERSACEIn the entire world, no fashion brand is better known than Versace. Only around for three decades, this Italian high-fashion brand has become a mainstay, pulling in huge money per year and constantly releasing new, cutting-edge items. Born in Reggio, Calabria, Italy in 1946, Gianni Versace was destined to be a fashion designer. Throughout the 1990s, Versace was the most sought after designer in the world, earning billions of dollars in revenue and crossing over into modern accessories and fragrances. Sadly, on July 15, 1997, Gianni Versace was gunned down outside his Miami, Florida mansion by a crazed gunman on a killing spree. After his death, Gianni’s sister, Donatella Versace, took over the business and continued on the successes of her brother.

VON DUTCHVon Dutch Originals, founded in 1999, provides white-trash fiends everywhere with greaser-chic jeans, skinny T-shirts and motorcycle jackets, but it’s the wide-billed, foam-front trucker’s hat that has elevated the label to its current God-like status. The hats are made from a variety of fabrics, including terrycloth, velvet, leather, denim and even faux Dalmatian fur (Cruella DeVille is somewhere scoffing). Each design is limited to a run of 1,000, which both fuels demand and explains why you might have to wait 5 years to cover your noggin’ with certain styles.

Udeshi The Udeshi collection of tailored menswear is a luxury collection offering the best of English tailoring with a uniquely modern design sensibility. Oscar Udeshi, of Austrian and Zanzibar parentage, was born and raised in the former British colony of Hong Kong. In London he read economics and philosophy at the London School of Economics, before embarking on a career as a banker at a prestigious financial institution in the City.

UFO JeansSince its beginnings in 1967, UFO has been taking military surplus as its inspiration and adapting it ot the times, using music, arts, politics and contemporary ideologies as its foundation. Leo Brody, along with his wife Evelyn, built up a flourishing military surplus business in the 1940s. As a branch of this business, originally called An-Ev, Leo decided to expand into jeans wear. The An-Ev label was such a success that it grew into a full jeans and pants collection. In 1967, the name was changed yo UFO, and has continued through the years.

Ulla Popken Specializing in sizes 12-38, Ulla Popken has quickly become America’s plus size specialist. We launched our first American store in April of 1994, in Baltimore, Maryland. We offer 6 collections per year. Each collection is offered in our catalog, website and retail store. Over 30 years ago we planted our roots in Europe, and now have approximately 300 Ulla Popken stores throughout Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Holland. In addition to this, we are in approximately 200 specialty stores throughout the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico.

UluruAt Uluru, there is great intent in each silhouette, seam, and detail. I believe that less is more. I believe clothing speaks your identity and that your identity should be yours; fluid not fickle, and definitely not defined by a label. There is space in my garments for women to interpret, move, accessorize, layer, and wear. My inspirations come from history, others and mine. A time when fashion, the life for that matter was slower, producer and consumer were closer and quality was valued over quantity.

Umbro Umbro is a globally recognized football brand with a strong heritage derived from more than 70 years’ association with the sport of football. Umbro designs, sources and markets football-related apparel, footwear and equipment and its products are sold in over 90 countries worldwide. Umbro’s product range comprises apparel, footwear and equipment. All products are sourced from independent manufacturers, principally located in the Far East. Football is the central theme around which all the Group’s apparel, footwear and equipment products are developed. Umbro seeks to capitalize on growth in the worldwide popularity and visibility of football through continued association of its performance product lines with national teams, clubs and players.

Ungaro Fever Things are heating up at Emanuel Ungaro. The French house is lLaunching Fever, an eclectic melange of cool clothes for 18- to 30-year-olds. The collection, which includes tie-dyed jeans, Leopard coats, and embellished tees, is the brainchild of Ungaro’s artistic director, Giambattista Valli, and is set to debut next fall. We wanted to capture the fever of being young, wanting it all, and wearing it all,” explains Valli…. Rumor has it Marc Jacobs is planning to Launch a second line, designed for a more modest budget…. Expect tuxedo suits and skinny pants when designer Victor Alfaro introduces Vic during New York’s fall collections. According to Alfaro, it will be a “younger, spirited collection. Still very sophisticated, but sportier, more fun, and very sexy.”

UnionbayUnionbay is America’s Alternative Sportswear Company. We have established a strong presence in the apparel industry. The all-American alternative fashion label with a sporty vibe, Unionbay was founded in Seattle, Washington in the U.S. in 1981. Recognized as one of the leading fashion denim brands in the U.S., Unionbay was developed to cater to the teenager who is active, creative, youthful, trendy and sporty. A teenager who is looking for an alternative to other conventional mainstream brands. There’s a range for Junior ( young ladies ), and men. Apart from apparel, the Unionbay range also includes carry wear and footwear.

United BambooUnited Bamboo re-imagines classic American sportswear as a wide-open landscape not fenced in by the past. It is a place where clothing collections and collaborative projects grow from roots planted and nourished by design duo Miho Aoki and Thuy Pham. United Bamboo’s innovative pattern making techniques and dynamic juxtapositions distort the classic sportswear tradition of American chic, creating a new mythology – one grounded in tradition, but energized by experimentation. A potent combination of playfulness, feminine instinct, form and cut makes United Bamboo one of the most imaginative and exciting new labels in fashion. Miho Aoki launched United Bamboo in 1998. A native of Japan, she came to New York in 1995 to attend FIT. Miho was formerly a design assistant at the now defunct NY based fashion/art collective, Bernadette Corporation.

Utzon Benedikte Utzon – Utzon Leather Company is building on rich family traditions in fur, suede and leather. Utzon leather originates from the 18th century, where furrier Leidersdorf founded the family’s first fur house. The traditions of working with fur, suede and leather have been passed on for generations and today the name Utzon stands for the most innovative but still classical designs in Scandinavia. All materials used are of the highest quality to meet the needs of the most distinguished customers and carefully selected from the best places in the world. Our vision is to create a unique collection in the most silky soft suede and leather combined with fur, for the trendy but still classical look designed by our Chief designer Benedikte Utzon. Benedikte Utzon has with her designs managed to combine generations of knowledge with a talented eye for high fashion.

Take Two

Take-Two is an Italian brand that was always very keen on developments in fashion and many feel for new trends. Research and innovation than the starting point for collections that excel in terms of their appearance by thoughtful and progressive design. The development and production with only the best materials and processes are often exclusively developed by Take-Two and include substantially true Italy is famous for, perfection from raw materials to the complete article in the shop. Take-Two gives the wearer a strong image bursting personality. Always looking for improvement and innovation, with freedom and own opinion of a large part of the brand identity.

Tally Weijl

Since its conception in 1984, Tally Weijl has become one of the fore runners in young women’s fashion. Tally Weijl is an international company active in the design, manufacture, and sales of sexy fashion apparel for the young, self-confident women. Our collections are represented in more than 180 stores, and by 1000 retail partners in 17 different countries. All retail outlets are in triple A locations with the highest footfall. ‘totally sexy’, has always been our mantra, it can be felt in every part of the company. “totally sexy” sets parameters for Tally Weijl, which are reiterated throughout the company as a whole, “totally sexy” is our blue print, its what our clothing stands for. We are an extremely ambitious and determined company who have never lost sight of our vision, that been to make every young girls wish come through, to look “totally sexy”.

Tamara Catz

Hawaii based womens clothing designer. This Maui designer already has a world-wide following, and her sarongs and super-stylish beachwear have been featured in many fashion magazines. If you’re looking for a sequined bikini or a delicately embroidered sundress, this is the place to check out.

Tara Jarmon

An encounter : between a businessman, David Jarmon, and a young and lovely Canadian student, Tara. They combined their talents and gave birth to a project : a line of clothing. He manages it, she is in charge of the design. She gives it her name and her spirit, that is to say joy, pureness, freshness, spontaneity. A brand is born, Tara Jarmon. Smart and comfortable pieces, colored and sexy but never provocative, embellished with details such as embroidery, a bow, a flower; sober cuts, in sweet and silky materials : muslin, cotton, satin, velvet. In short, a line which is perfectly adapted to a modern, elegant, self-confident, dynamic woman. Tara Jarmon is the embodiment of a pure feminine simplicity. A Parisian and at the same time a universal brand.

Tashia

Tashia – Sara Chiaramonte has always been driven by a passion for colour, texture and print, and takes her inspiration from her extensive travels around India and the Far East. Sara initially launched Tashia as an accessories label in 1998, with a hugely successful collection specializing in scarves and wraps in luxurious fabrics such as suede, cashmere and silk.

Teddy Smith

First French manufacturer of jeans denim, the group Teddy Smith is created by Philippe Bouloux President in 1989. From its origin, the group Teddy Smith, placed the expectations of its customers in the heart of its projects by specializing in the creation, the manufacturing and the distribution(casting) of jeans denim and a wide range of clothes and additional accessories. Today, the success of the group is based on the capacity of its teams to organize 16 years of experience in the control of jean’s denim treatment technologies. With more than 550 employees, a design office with more than 30 persons, the group realizes an 85 millions euros turnover with more than 5 millions pieces sold. Finally, with more than 800 references by season, Teddy Smith has for ambition to reinvent the concept of jeans denim by offering collections of products segmented under various brands. Abroad: The group Teddy smith knows a strong success in Great Britain and seduces the European market, and will be distributed soon to the United States.

Teenage Millionaire

Teenage Millionaire clothing as seen in Star, People The Source, Nylon, Tokion, Vanity Fair, Vice, While You Were Sleeping, Flux, and the National Enquirer to name a few. How do these famous people get through the day with all their responsibilities? They wear Teenage Millionaire clothes! One celebrity was quoted as saying, “I wouldn’t have a career in Hollywood if it wasn’t for Teenage Millionaire!” Celebrities the world over have been singing Teenage Millionaire’s praise. Be like all these celeb’s making history and increasing their saleability, prowess and chances of winning awards ten fold.

Teenflo

Aimed at the modern woman, this designer with store locations in Montreal, Quebec, also shows company contacts. Reviews trends and basics. Teenflo continues to focus on creating a collection based on quality fabrics, exceptional fits and modern styling. Teenflo can be found in specialty boutiques across Canada, such as Holt Renfew, and the United States.

Tenson

Every year we have a spring/summer collection and an autumn/winter one. When we develop our clothes, our starting point is that they should all function together, so they can easily be combined with each other, in terms of technical qualities as well as colors, cuts and details. The way we see it, this is also an important part of a functional collection. And for the best possible fit, we always have one collection specially designed for men, and another one for women.

Terranova

Terranova shows the world what it means to be Italian in the fashion industry, with unmistakable style and flair. You can see it in our Terranova stores,the stylishness of our fashions and even in the Italian touch we have in designing our store layout.

Thatchers

Thatchers fashion is regularly cited as proof of the new cosmopolitan spirit in Berlin. It is one of the few labels hyped by the press and loved by the fashion consumer at the same time. Thatcher’s funky urban fashion is for the busy city woman who likes to mix a totally individual style with comfort and ease – They express fun in life, enhance femininity and fulfil the functional needs of a challenging day. The design duo – Ralf Hensellek and Thomas Mrozek started out in 1995. Since then they’ve developed landmark collections that express lust for life, enhance femininity and are also practical and durable.

Thelin

The family-owned company Thelin was founded by Marianne Thelin in 2001. From the start of our journey Thelin has been working with authenticity and understated sensuality. The result is well-proportioned clothes that are fashionable, yet have their own personal ‘edge’ with an unexpected detail or use of unusual fabrics and colors. We at Thelin love small surprises! Thelin is using purely exclusive materials such as silk, cotton, wool and linen. The pieces in the Thelin collection are easy to wear and easy to style for various looks. Although the ambiance surrounding the brand is young, Thelin isn’t so much about age but about individuality and the freedom to create one’s own style.

Tibi

Tibi chick is passionate about what she wears, so much so that she decided to create her own fashion collection! Tibi’s clothes are madly adorable, cute and contemporary, they’re special — just like her.
Tibi chick believes in individual style. Whether you’re dashing off to the beach, having lunch with friends at the club, or need that perfect little cocktail dress, TIBI chick has something adorable in her wardrobe that you’ll fall head over heels in love with! Traveling is a Tibi tradition and her collection is often inspired by the fascinating places and fantastically amazing people she encounters on her journeys. Tibi sees the world as her oyster and there’s nothing she enjoys more than dreaming of her next fashion adventure.

Tiger of Sweden

After that, it was a slow journey for the Vespa and the suit. (Not to mention the imperialistic tie and the fascist bra.) But in the eighties, it happened again. Suddenly, the streets of Milano were filled with young, well-dressed men riding on Vespas. These young men, called “Paninaris,” spent their days hanging around cafés, eating sandwiches and whistling at the passing girls. Tiger of Sweden was founded in 1903 by tailors Markus Schwartzman and Hjalmar Nordström, and is a true Swedish men’s fashion classic. During the 1990′s Tiger decided to take things further, and started developing a new line of clothes that were aimed for a younger, and female as well as male, market.

Tim Van Steenbergen

The challenge in my work is the search for authenticity and artisanship in fashion.
The difference between confection and prêt-à-porter or couture is to be found in how it is made.
Handwork, quality of fabric, building a piece layer by layer, differentiates my work from confection.
I’m in search of old values in a new world. The motivation in my work is to transfer craftsmanship and the old values into different and modern designs. Due to my belief in artisanship, every garment is created by hand on the dummy to develop its characteristic shape.
These traditional construction process and unique draping techniques guarantee a high appreciated quality and an exclusive collection.

Timex

Branching out from its original “takes a licking” designs, Timex is strapping on fresh faces so it can tap new markets worldwide. The nation’s largest watch manufacturer has expanded its lines from simple, low-cost watches to include high-tech tickers capable of paging or downloading computer data. Its sports watches have gone upscale and gadgetry with its Expedition and Ironman lines. The company also makes and markets thermostats, pedometers, and weather instruments. Through a licensing agreement, Timex makes watches for Guess? and Versace, among others. Founded in 1854, Timex is owned by the family of chairman Annette Olsen, whose grandfather bought the company in 1942.

TMX

Knitwear Spanish brand, specialized in woman knitwear tops and t-shirt high design, trends & qualities, main markets Spain, Portugal & UK, fashion shows: PURE LONDON, MODA BIRMINGHAM, BFF BRUSSELS & SIMM MADRID

Tommy Hilfiger

Tommy Hilfiger has been referred to as the Ralph Lauren of a new generation, but he has clearly come unto his own in the world of fashion. With successful lines of men’s clothing, women’s clothing, home furnishings, and a unisex fragrance, Hilfiger became the fashion guru of the 1990s and the biggest thing to hit the fashion industry in a decade. An enticement to a wide variety of consumers, his designs are casual while his prices remain moderate. Hilfiger’s most praiseworthy achievement, however, is his precision of brand execution. Alan Millstein, editor of The Fashion Network Report trade magazine, described the method behind Hilfiger’s success to USA Today: “It’s a combination of great marketing, merchandising, and hype. He’s packaged better than any designer since Ralph Lauren.”

Torras

The Torras company headquarters are located in Caldes de Montbui, Barcelona. The Company began its activity in 1951 with the production of knitwear. But gradually extended its product lines to include leather wear. Today the Company is considered to be a leading leather wear manufacturer. It has incorporated new technologies whilst preserving traditional leather craft skills, combined with excellent designs and customer service. All this has made Torras one of the sector’s best known names. The company embarked on its international expansion strategy in 1965. Nowadays its two product lines are sold in multi-brand stores in 52 countries.

Trash Couture

Trash Couture are Paris based designers Ann Wiberg and Roberto Henrichsen. Both are well established designers in their own right, Roberto was creative director for both Anna Molinari and Missoni and Ann has a number of boutiques in Copenhagen and London. However when they met up after having lost touch for 20 years they decided to work on something together and Trash Couture was born. The duo take colour very seriously in their designs. They believe that the colour you are wearing can affect your mood which is why they call their creations mood dresses. Fusing haute couture luxury fashion and street style into easy to wear clothing.

Tres Royale

We are a clothing line rocking the crazy urban, hip hop, latino, pretty much everything scene!! Our designers pride themselves on fusing together cultures. Tres Royale offers a new kind of dress. Cultural awareness is expressed in every piece of clothing. Individuals seeking cultural and/ or personal expression can relate to the story told through each piece of clothing.

Trixi Schober

The German designer Trixi Schober makes fashion for women who do not mix up feeling for style with styling. “I make fashion for women who remain true to themselves and do not submit to every fashion trend. This is the creed of the German designer Trixi Schober who has been successfully creating wearable fashion for women for more than 25 years, who – as she herself – have both feet in job. She sets on plain styles and high quality. She is being supported by her husband, Helmut Schober, who is responsible for finances, production and administration.

Trosman

Based on the lands of Buenos Aires, a location as exotic and noncoventional as her breakthrough designs, designer Jessica Trosman develops her line mixing deep avant-garde and almost rebellious pieces with a sort of antique chicness, she designs with a “plastic surgeon’s” approach combining a wide variety of materials and processes, where elements such as feathers, plants, beads and photographs are married with paint, canvas and vintage jewellery. Trosman is a brand that for the last years was successfully featured in major stores such as Barney’s NY, Linda Dresner, Henri Bendel, Via Bus Stop Japan, Barneys Japan. Villa Moda Kuwait, Saks Saudi Arabia, Harvey Nichol’s London, Browns London, Tiziana Fausti SRL, Bergamo, Pupi Solari Milano, Sunflower 8 SRL / Biffi Milano, Raia e.C. S.A.S. Torino, Da Vinci SRL, Varese, Al Duca D’Aosta S.P.A, Venezia, among others.

True Religion

True Religion Brand jeans transcends the denim apparel market with awe inspiring originality.
Established in the fall 2002, to take the denim culture in a refreshing new direction. The Los Angeles based premium denim company uses an intense attention to detail, from the fashion-forward seems, remarkable embroidery and the innovative hand-sanded vintage washes to distinguish itself as a leader in the jeans wear market for both men and women. Recently introduced to the line is a myriad of colored corduroy pants, skirts and shrunken blazers in a multitude of shades ranging from vibrant green apple, fuchsia and turquoise, to cool earth tones like camel, sand and garnet, with everything in between.

Shopaholics fashionistas are intends to see first what brands of Designer Clothing is IN today before they run through the boutiques. So, for all shopaholics out there, better to lend your eyes here for the top fashion brands that you want to add into your wardrobes. This is the category list of “S” Fashion brands.

Seasalt

Seasalt is an innovative, family business based in Cornwall, England, and we are now the largest
producer of Soil Association certified clothing in the world. You can find our beautiful and
handsome clothing in our eleven Seasalt shops in Cornwall, Devon and Guernsey and
stockists nationwide.

Start London

Situated in the heart of Shoreditch, Start is a labour of love for owners Philip Start (former founder of Woodhouse) and Brix Smith-Start. Originally a stand-alone boutique on Rivington Street, the Start name has rapidly expanded since opening in 2002. It now comprises a separate menswear and womenswear store, an online boutique and most recently, a men’s tailoring emporium offering a selection of off the peg suiting, shirts and ties as well as a made to measure service. With highly personalised attention and a host of prestigious designer labels, Start is the ultimate shopping experience in East London.

Savane

Savane is an established traditional menswear brand with a dynamic history of being a leader… delivering product newness and performance innovations in a competitive marketplace.

Sinéquanone

Sinéquanone is finished as a fashion brand, urban, modern and accessible for woman rare and true. Inspired of chic and elegance, Sinéquanone does not draw a woman stereotype but book values: feminine and modern look. Based on this assumption, the brand is built on positive values of feminine contemporary: it is invigorating, optimistic. Sinéquanone book, through its collections, its own à © criture and address to all those, without discrimination of age or means, not wishing to identify another one model ideal, but they are feminine and willingness to dream it-my ingratitude of the unique ingredients of elegance of modern and refined again.

Speedo

Speedo® originated in 1914 under the brand name ‘Fortitude’, which was taken from the motto on the clan MacRae crest. It didn’t become known by its now famous brand name until 1928. The company was started by a young Scot called Alexander MacRae, who migrated to Australia in 1910, and set up an underwear manufacture business called MacRae Hosiery manufacturers. In response to the growing beach culture in Australia, MacRae quickly expanded his operations to include swimwear and changed the company name to MacRae Knitting Mills.

Saba

Saba has had a powerful influence on the Australian fashion scene since 1965. Starting in Melbourne’s Flinders Lane as The Joseph Saba Shirt Shop, the company has remained at the forefront of Australian fashion ever since, and is now seen as a chic, contemporary label for both women and men. In 1996 Saba took part in the very first Mercedes Australian Fashion Week (MAFW). Front lining the show and showcasing their Spring Summer collection, MAFW defined Saba as the leading Australian fashion label of the time. Also in 1996 the company won the Australian Fashion Menswear Award and was inducted as the Powerhouse Museum’s Fashion House of the Year. Since, Saba has become a favourite at L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival (LMFF) premiering their first solo show at Melbourne’s Federation Square in 2005.

Sabatini Each new Sabatini collection creates excitement, making it an essential ‘must-have’ ingredient for fashion conscious women with an eye for design. Sabatini reflects a funky and fun attitude to fashion through a creative and imaginative process which centres on three crucial elements. design, colour and detail. Projecting a dynamic, sexy style and using the finest in exclusive yarns from around the world, Sabatini maintains a reputation as a leader in women’s knit fashion. Instinctual and visionary, Sabatini is synonymous with today’s contemporary desires. After earning acclaim on the international stage and competing successfully against the best European designers, Sabatini is captivating dynamic and vivacious women everywhere. Sabatini is for women who know great style.

Sabine Schumacher

Sabine Schumacher trained as a taylor in Dusseldorf. Her designs are so popular that she presented her autumn/winter collection 2001/02 in Paris this year. Her collection with 60 to 80 designs is now imported to the Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Austria, Ireland and Russia. Sabine Schumacher – The young Dsseldorf designer defines her fashion as clear forms of the modern classic. The simple and purist style is meant to underscore the personality of the wearer. Schumacher began her career with training to become a dressmaker; from 1993 to 1995 she studied at the Modeschule (Fashion School) in Dsseldorf. Since 1997, she has been presenting her collections at the CPD; in 2000 her fashion could also be seen at the ready-to-wear [shows] in Paris. She employs masculine and feminine forms, adores austere elegant dresses devoid of excessive baubles. Functionality is her credo.

Saint Grace

Designer Quinn Thompson wants girls to look pretty, and in L.A., where it can be 80 degrees during the day, then drop to 60, he created a whole line made for layering thin piece on top of thin piece so you feel warm and sexy, not bulky. Thompson also chooses colors that are yummy shades of raspberry, plum and apple you want to eat. And though they look like duds you’d throw on for yoga, they’re really the perfect casual clothes for backyard barbecues or running around town when you want to look stylish.

Saint Tropez

Saint Tropez was established in 1986. We are a design Company producing girls and women’s fashion wear. In 1993, Saint Tropez became a Ltd. Company. Today the Company is a part of IC Company. Saint Tropez sells to approximately 700 retailers primarily based in Scandinavia and Holland. There are currently 11 Saint Tropez shops throughout Denmark. Saint Tropez is a quality brand with a dynamic image, which is aimed at girls and women between 18-40 years. Our unique sales and delivery system ensures that a broad range of the latest fashion is always available in our high profile and fashionable shops.

Sean JohnIn 1991, 22 year old Harlem native and Howard University student Sean “Puffy” Combs started an internship at Uptown Records that would prove to be the beginning of the most successful and rapid ascent in the history of the entertainment industry. Within months his talents were noticed, and he was promoted to Vice President of A&R making his mark as the creative force behind the debut albums of Jodeci and Mary J. Blige. Puffy would soon be recognized for his musical talents, as well as his ability to fashion the image of the artists with whom he worked.
The line consists of a tightly edited collection of 32 pieces including shirtings, jeanswear, casual sportswear, and underwear inspired by Puffy’s own image. Each of these looks represents a cool, easy, and spirited take on the sportswear arena.

Shady Ltd.

Eminem’s official clothing range Shady Ltd is about the best in trend & design and quality. Its created by a talented team of fashion designers to make sure every Shady Ltd fashion piece is worth buying. There is a lot of special and unique fashions on this site. Shady Ltd represents a collection that reflects urban style. Its about no restrictions just an attitude that lets you be different and look good!!

Signature

Since we began in 1992 with a single knitwear-only collection, we have developed our business to the point where our current collection consists of an entire concept of: knitwear, T-shirts, jackets, trousers, skirts, shorts and dresses under the brand names “Signature classic” and “Signature experience”. Our products always represent a complete match between the quality expected and the quality experienced – we never compromise on our manufacturing standards, and the result always offers excellent quality and absolute comfort. Our designs are based on the current fashion trends, on our enthusiasm, and on our wholehearted commitment to creating the right thing at the right time. Times change, fashions change – all things change! We create timeless models in the interval between the past and the future.

San Antonio San Antonio has dressed women through 30 years. But the company is still going strong with its unique style inspired by the current trends of fashion. In 2006 San Antonio was awarded by the Danish paper Borsen as “Gazelle” company, a title which is given to companies that demonstrate considerable growth. The style is unique. The materials are delicate and the colours follow fashion and have their very own life. These have been some of the key words for the Danish fashion company San Antonio which for more than 30 years has designed clothes for women who know what they want. And the couple Bernhard and Kirsten Schultzer has with their fashion company now been given the Gazelle-prize by the Danish paper Borsen as one of 1,400 companies which have shown impressive growth.

Sand House of Sand | Quiet elegance, clear lines, quality of fabrics and the ability to combine the styles across the collections – these are the keywords of the Sand collections. It all started in 1981 when Mrs. Lene Sand started out by designing clothes in Silk. Her designs immediately became popular and she began to design styles in other exquisite fabrics. Her first collection, Lene Sand, provided styles for the contemporary woman with innovative fabrics and detailing allowing a fashionable statement that is striking, yet feminine. 1989 saw the launch of Sand Men, offering a wide range in formal shirts and suits produced by the finest craftsmen available. Four years later the casual wear collection Basic for women was launched and was followed by Blue Label, casual wear for men, and SPO, luxurious design for men.

Sandro

Young fashion label from France. The kind of staples that make French women look so effortlessly chic—khaki shirt dresses; taupe draw-string linen skirts and white-blouses with cut-outs paired with attention-grabbing platforms. Very subtle uniform dressing.

Sans

There is no bag present but the notion of it exists emphasizing the luxury of an empty space and being without. Co-designed by Lika Volkova and Alessandro De Vito. The collection from new label Sans has caught our eye for two reasons: 1. Strength of design – unusual cuts, patterns and totally fearless shapes. 2. Materials – The collection offers jeans made from Japanese Denim, which is created from blending organic cotton and wool. The knitwear is made from vegetable cashmere and other organic materials. So, you know, it’s got that whole eco-thing going on, which is the latest (and best) fashion trend we’ve seen in a long while.

Scapa

The famous Belgian-based label, which sells classic men’s and women’s fashion. The Scapa look is one of fashion that goes beyond every trend – a style that has defied fashion for over 35 years. Scapa has always been faithful to its image; to quality of cut and fabric and to a tradition of durability.

Sergio Tacchini

The year was 1966. After a brilliant tennis career Sergio Tacchini decides to conquer the sport wear market with an original and innovative idea. Create the first colored tennis wear collection, breaking with the completely white tradition. Sergio Tacchini clothes are made for champions. There are over 500 articles in the clothing collections, and 100 pairs of shoes every season, divided into 8 lines. 4 are dedicated to high-level performance: Tennis Lab, Golf Lab, Sailing Lab and Winter Lab. Another 4 to Leisurewear and Sport Fashion: Basic Lab, Trend Lab, Summer Lab and Athletic Lab. All designed to give a personal touch to your free time.

Share

Fine, washable qualities, comfort and value for money products are the key words. The style is modern women wear, the wardrobe is classic, but fashionable and with good fit. The “right” style and the right look is important for the European woman of today and with Share™ as her favorite brand, she is dressed for any occasion. Share has been created for the modern, picky, feminine and quality-conscious woman between 30 and 50 who knows all about what is in short, the cool and confident woman of today.

Shirt Passion

Shirt Passion production and design t-shirt trendy for total look women and italian fashion. New Collection Shirt Passion. Ours is a long and intensive story centered on beauty, a tireless search which has continued for 20 years, focused on the forms, colors, fabrics and details which enhance and perfect the image of every woman, or young woman, without distinction. The “heart” of the company is the design team, guided and supervised by the founder stylist. Finding inspiration, interpreting one’s own idea of a highly personal style, competing through images, is the goal that every day the entire So.Pa.Sa Spa team aims intently at achieving. The company and the first Sonia Fortuna label emerged from the love and passion of the eclectic Sonia Gonnelli, who in 1985 set up the one-man company of the same name, giving vent to her personal flair and her undeniable passion for everything that represents women’s fashion. The evolution of the company and the success of its products led to the need for a new corporate structure.

Sikkim

Dichen Lindberg comes from the small region of the Himalayas, called Sikkim. With her graduation from “Danmarks Designskole” (The Danish School of Design) she combines east and west in an effortless and unmistakeably original style. She says about her collections : I am interested in style rather than fashion. The inspiration comes from within, under the influence of the times and surroundings we live in. The label “Sikkim” was launched in 1997. Sikkim is the label Dichen Lindberg has chosen for her designs. Simplicity accentuated by refined details result in timeless, yet advanced designs in accordance with the latest trends.

Simone Williams

Sensual, modern, feminine, beautiful, only a few of the words used to describe the Simone Williams collection. Ranging from cutting edge denim street wear to sophisticated evening wear the Simone Williams collection has something to suit every discerning and fashionable woman. Her unique creative vision and eye for beauty has led to a collection filled with stunning one off ready to wear pieces that create attention wherever worn.

Single

Single, is an unapologetic stand for the individuality of style and confidence. Co-founded by Galina and Michael Sobolev, single was conceived to reaffirm every woman’s zest for life, romance and luxury. Fashion and style run deep in Galina’s blood. As a child in her native Russia, Galina learned from her grandmother, a well respected dressmaker, who had her own atelier in a glitzy neighborhood in Odessa. There, just steps away from the Opera House, Galina spent her early years learning how to sew and crochet. She assisted her grandmother in making beautiful clothes for the stylish ladies, wives of diplomats and government officials. Even today, Galina cites this as a profound influence in her life, recalling the supple garments and colorful fabrics she used to play with.

Sisley

A place, Paris, a date, 1968, and a Denim collection. That’s how the story of the Sisley brand started, a brand that, year after year, has continued to offer a revolutionary way of dressing compared with the standards of the time, in perfect tune with the most avant-garde trends of the present and aimed exclusively at the young. The encounter with Benetton occurred in 1974, when the Group, perceiving the potential, bought exclusive rights to use the name, but it was not until 1985 that Sisley took on its own personality within the Group. An independent creative and sales staff organization was set up; a new image was born in terms of points of sale, product and advertising.

Smash

Smash is a street wear clothes company based in Amsterdam. It all began in the swinging 90′s with Nachman. He was managing a stall in the coolest flee-market of Amsterdam: Waterlooplein. He made his own wild designs at Kishan’s factory in Nepal, which he produced under the label “Star Trip”. Tired of all those gray and colorless fashion? This is a label that keeps inventing trends and new styles.

Schalin

Schalin is a Swedish fa-fa-fashionbrand by married couple Moa and Johan Schalin. The line was launched in ’96 and then consisted of two lines one male and one female. Graphic concept was conceived by Björn Kusoffsky of Schalin Design Lab and his team. Later a unisex line was added to complete the collection. The idea behind the clothes is to produce both fashion and wearable clothes looking to what we think is fun, inventive and of course beautiful.

Ralph Lauren

The Ralph Lauren label is widely known in the world of fashionable clothing, including Ralph Lauren/Polo Ralph Lauren, Lauren for Men, and Lauren for Women. That he successfully extended his repertoire to include home furnishings enabled the Lauren name to become a leading exemplar of Lifestyle branding in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. After a period pursuing a business studies course in Manhattan, New York, Lauren became a salesman and worked for the tie-manufacturing firm of A. Rivetz & Co. Having gained experience in tie designing whilst at Rivetz Lauren set up his own business, Polo Fashions, in 1968. He placed a considerable emphasis on packaging and presentation and developed a range of smart shirts and suits that appealed to professional males. He then developed his ranges for women, moving into home furnishings—from bed linen to furniture—in the 1980s.

Red Monkey

From designing guitar straps for rock legends such as KISS, to creating custom watchbands for stars like Brad Pitt, Red Monkey has come a long way since its humble beginnings over 10 years ago in a Laurel Canyon garage. Over the years, Red Monkey has become a destination for rock stars, actors, and everyone in between seeking essentially cool, rugged, vintage-inspired leather accessories. Red Monkey’s clientele includes actors Brad Pitt, Matthew Fox, Jack Black, Johnny Knoxville, Shane West, Jennifer Aniston, Evangeline Lilly, Reese Witherspoon, Mandy Moore, Minnie Driver, and many, many more. Working closely with musicians to create one-of-a-kind guitar straps and stage gear, we’ve developed an especially close relationship with our friends in rock, designing custom leather items for artists such as KISS, Beck, Gwen Stefani, Jennifer Lopez, Madonna, Justin Timberlake, Sheryl Crow, Dave Navarro, Metallica, U2, the Dixie Chicks, Kerry King, and Zakk Wylde.

Rachel Roy The Rachel Roy collection is about feminity with a nod to vintage inspiration and delicate embellishments. Created for women who embrace fashion and dress with an elegance that appears effortless. “I wanted to create beautiful, sexy clothing for women that keep “dressing” effortless. Clothes are a passion of mine and I am inspired by the styles from the 40′s and 50′s and the beautiful handwork of Indian beading,” Rachel Roy commented. Rachel Roy understands women who embrace fashion. The native Californian has been living and breathing fashion from an early age. The women of the fashion industry – models, designers, and professionals – are all muses to Rachel Roy. She understands the desire to look elegant and feminine while continuing to remain strong and independent.

Ragazze Due

Ragazze Due imports all of 12 years suede, nubuck and leather clothing, bags and accessories. Colorful, stylish and exclusive – our times their material simplicity, luxury and wearable each season back in fashion. On these pages you will find our new collection for spring and summer of 2010.

Rebecca Beeson

Rebecca Beeson – The easiest way to dress for style and comfort is with a wardrobe full of Rebecca Beeson tees. Her styles and colors suit the low maintenance lifestyle, and always make gals look and feel great.

Red Engine

Helmed by owner/designer James Boldes, Red Engine has achieved cult-status among denim connoisseurs who demand the very best, inside and out, from his or her jeans. Being the “flavor of the month” is exactly what we avoid — our denim line is based on the consistent quality, feel, and “cool” of vintage denim, and it’s continually freshened with updated fits and styles. Totally new and distinctive wash processes are introduced often, and each pair of Red Engines is detailed and finished entirely by hand.

Red&Blu Red&Blu – An anorak produced more than 50 years ago, was the very beginning of the Red&Blu collections which combine elegance with the quality of outdoor.  Red & Blu collections go by their authenticity beyond any trend. The true base for our clothes is quality in material as well in design. While keeping this in mind this has become the key to success for Red&Blu.

REDGREEN

REDGREEN was established in 1983. Through the years, REDGREEN has worked with a unique concept, where maritime inspiration, stylistically pure lines, quality and functionality are brought together in complete collections. REDGREEN’s lifestyle products are sold today throughout most of Europe via independent stores, chain store partnerships and concept stores. Its headquarters are located in Stilling, near Aarhus, Denmark.

Redskins Clothing

Don’t believe its name, Redskins is a French brand of leather clothes, which started with one model: the Teddy. Today, Redskins offers a wide range of leather only clothes for both men and women. The newest lines are: ” le Sportswear Moderne ” and ” l’Urban Actif “. The attention paid to all details, the strict choice of skins and a perfect production made the brand a success.

Reebok

The Reebok Brand is a leading worldwide designer, marketer and distributor of sports and fitness footwear, apparel, accessories, equipment, instructional programs and material. The Reebok Brand’s mission is to discover, to design and to delight its consumer and its retailer.

Renato Nucci

Noble delicate-feeling materials with intricate details combined to enhance fluid and sumptuous figures. The pursuit of matching colors and fine patterns make a variety of personalized prints. The unique character of the patterns delivers an attractive sensuous and trendy feminine identity.

Replay

Claudio Buziol started Replay in 1978. Replay then re-invents denim double ring jeans in 1989. Today Replay is a truly global brand. Fashion Box Group is the head of an industrial Group that holds Replay, Replay&Sons and They are Replay brands. The production of fashion for men, women and children covers all age groups. With a total sales of over 230 million Euros, The Group operates in all European markets, the Middle East, Asia and America with products sold in over 50 nations.

Riders by Lee

It’s easy to look and feel your best. With Riders® by Lee® and the fashionable eye of Stacy London, you’ll always have a selection of wonderfully flattering jeans, tops and casuals to choose from. Riders jeans instantly slim you with a no-gap waist, tummy control panel and slimming stretch denim. Riders tops will flatter your shape with slimming silhouettes.

Rizal

The company RT International was created in 1951 by Juliette Rizal. After the creation of a first retail shop in Lyon, Juliette Rizal opened up 4 more retail shops very quickly in France. Few years later, Michel Rizal joins the company and creates the export department developing the sales all over Europe backed up with a good sales team. Since 1999, the grand-son Eddy is strongly involved in the company in order to develop the sales in the United States and Canada. Today, Rizal is present in the most prestigious shops such as “Neiman Marcus” (U.S.), “Harrod’s” (U.K.) and in more than 1000 shops all over the world.

Roberta di Camerino

Roberta di Camerino, which is the “nom de plume” of Giuliana Camerino was born in Venice where she resides for part of the year and where the Group of Companies which she has founded, has its head office in a magnificent 16th century mansion. She began her activities as a fashion stylist during war when she was living in Switzerland with her family. In the 1950s, she became famous in the USA where in 1956 she was awarded the “International Fashion Oscar” by Neiman Marcus. Since that moment, she has received many awards and had many achievements with the affirmation of the trademark, the “R”, and the expansion of the firms which she supervised.

Rock & Republic

Rock & Republic means edgy progressive denim inspired by Rock & Roll and with emphasis on modern silhouettes and a sleek fit! Each piece in the collection is designed for sexy, confident men and women who live the lifestyle and really understand the look. Rock & Republic are the jeans that everybody wants to wear! With a great fit and the latest washes they have become established as a true leader in the fashion world, much thanks to Cameron Diaz who christened the jeans “the wonderbra for your butt”. Co-founder and designer Michael Ball doesn’t make a secret of that most of his inspiration comes from the world of rock’ n roll. The influcenes for all his collections has been music since the start 2003, with fashion shows that are more like rock concerts. The biggest news for the brand is that former Spice Girls-member, Victoria Beckham designs her own collection for Rock & Republic, having created a huge demand and a jean impossible to keep in stock. The edgy, rock styles and supremely sexy fit have garnished rave reviews, and brought Rock and Republic a loyal celebrity fan base including Britney Spears, Sarah Jessica Parker, Hilary Duff, Alicia Silverstone, Renee Zellweger and Paula Abdul.

Rossoblue

Rossoblue is all about modern women and their desire for distinctive contemporary fashion. The flair and the fashion here at Rossoblue, is not only up-to-date internationally but also offer superb fit and comfort. For the finest outcomes, the production is completed in our own factories with the highest standards of quality management. The trendy garments are conceptualized and designed in Italy. Our designers at Rossoblue create six modern women’s collections a year, which consist of various kinds of fabrics that are influenced by the latest design and fashion trends from the fairs and streets of New York, London, Paris and Shanghai – the world’s trendiest market leaders.

Rundholz

Rundholz represents innovative fashion for women who do not feel the pressure to chase after the latest fashion trends. Rundholz designs stand out by their sculptural quality, unconventional cut, whimsical details, unusual materials and unexpected sources of inspiration. The designs are made for women who appreciate creative avant-garde, but also comfortable clothes fit for all situations in life.

Qyoot Kulture

Qyoot Kulture was born out of a desire for elegance and a passion for exclusive style and design. Inspired to cater for the woman who knows exactly what she wants – a woman who wants to stand out at all times; either at events, at work, look professionally chic and still be able to blend after hours. The mission is to empower today’s woman and enable her look uniquely different, yet simple and sophisticated by focusing on the precision of cuts, being attentive to details and utilizing the finest of fabrics to create formal shirts with feminine touch, ladies blouses and soft dressing enabling day-to-evening wear.

Quiksilver

Quiksilver, Inc. based in Huntington Beach, California, is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of surfwear and other boardsport-related equipment. Its logo, designed by the company founder Alan Green in Torquay, Victoria, Australia in the early 1970s[1], inspired by Hokusai’s woodcut The Great Wave off Kanagawa consists of a large wave with a mountain on a red background. The company also produces a line of apparel for young women, under the brand Roxy. Its logo consists of two copies of the Quiksilver logo, one reflected, forming a heart. The company’s DC and Hawk brands are also synonymous with the heritage and culture of surfing, skateboarding and snowboarding, and its beach- and water-oriented swimwear brands include Raisins, Radio Fiji and Leilani. Quiksilver also carries a line of high-end apparel and accessories under its Quiksilver Edition brand. In 2005, the company launched The Quiksilver Foundation, a charitable foundation which works to provide environmental, educational, health and youth-related projects to board riding communities around the world.

Queene and Belle

Queene and Belle was founded in May 2000 by Doreen Keen and Angela Bell, previously head designers at Pringle of Scotland. Tired of the purist approach to Cashmere and lovers of all things antique, quirky and cool, they wanted to inject their passions into a new, exquisite cashmere collection. Together they discovered The Haining, a beautiful Scottish Palladian style mansion. It has become a source of inspiration for their magnificent and luxurious creations. Elegant and stylish, Doreen Keen is the driving force behind the business and has worked in the fashion industry since 1980. Keen is an avid traveler and magpie to the newest, most beautiful and timeless objects that she can gather inspiration from. Angela Bell graduated from Kingston University with a First Class degree in fashion design and worked as a knitwear designer specializing in cashmere for 14 years. Bell has an incredible eye for color, shape and detailing working predominantly on the creative side of the collection. Bell also has an eye for objects and these bizarrely beautiful finds can be seen around The Haining.

Queen of e.vil

As Decreed by the Queen of e.vil. fashion movement, social experiment, alter ego, ironic contradiction. This is an awesome fashion for everyone becoming in famy look, street fashionista, casual intriguing, and even outraging your style are all in view in Queen of e.vil fashion.

Qubha

Qubha offers complete coordinated looks of related outwear with a strong accent on current colors and fashion trends addressed to a dynamic a trend woman between 25 and 45 years old. It is about a very demanding woman knowing the fashion field very well and always looking for the most peculiar things. The constant research of new materials, more and more sophisticated and up-to-dated combined each others in a very harmonious way, is the real peculiarity of Qubha’ collection. The decision to open new markets and getting a new clients target drives the Company to create a second collection which is officially presented through «X-LADY» brand name in June 2001. X-LADY is the result of a long research following the strong demand of QUBHA’ clients who intend to address to these women looking for a trend product certainly but more comfortable in term of sizes.

Quadri Foglio

Thai Company-Mark, the owner and distributor of brand Quadri Foglio, founded in 1989, just two years after the foundation of the company decided to create its own brand offering clothing for the children of the highest quality. This is how the brand Quadri Foglio. The brand name derives from the Italian language: “quadri foglio” means “a four-koniczynka” – the symbol of happiness and prosperity. Something. Since the beginning of the brand, working on the new collection, our designers put the greatest emphasis on the comfort of a small customer. Sew all the clothes of the highest quality materials, which ensures high durability of clothes, high quality and wearing comfort. Quadri Foglio brand is synonymous with comfort and freedom – in ubrankach Quadri Foglio, each child will feel very comfortable.

QS

The German brand QS incorporates the latest fashion trends and has unexpectedly good prices. This appeals to the Dutch! QS is able to respond quickly and flexibly to short-term trends with its twelve collections per year. PinkPR’s activities involve amongst other showroom sampling to fashion stylists.

Paco Rabanne

Preferring to concentrate his work on the major women’s ready-to-wear line and accessories, Paco Rabanne decided to discontinue the “Paco” unisex brand in 2000. This decision coincided with a general policy of refocusing the Rabanne brand. In 2005, Patrick Robinson becomes Artistic Director.

Paige

When Top Denim Labels Want to Create the Perfect Pair of Women’s Jeans, They Shape Them Around Curvaceous Paige Adams-Geller, the Woman With the Most Revered Bum in the World. As She Launches Her Own Brand, She Talks to Mark Ellwood. Meet Paige Adams-Geller: with her toned-but-not-too-thin California-girl physique, this woman has been the denim industry’s secret weapon for almost a decade. Its top “fit model”, Adams- Geller’s statistics have been vital to the success of almost every A-list denim label from Seven and Citizens of Humanity to Habitual and True Religion. And since it’s the promise of having a bum as perky and firm as hers that’s lured women to drop upwards of 200 dollars on a single, slimming pair of jeans, this month Adams-Geller launches her own collection, Paige Premium Denim, which will have exclusive rights to her rear.

Pal Zileri

Pal Zileri is a fashion house based in Vicenza, Italy specialising in clothing for men. Pal Zileri clothing can be bought in many clothing stores around the world. Their clothing lines include Pal Zileri Lab and Pal Zileri Sport.

Paramita

This Spanish collection is both unique and individual. Paramita offers a fantastic range of T-shirts and tops with co-ordinated bottoms to complement the range. Paramita is a fresh new clothing line from Barcelona, Spain. Even though it is brand new, their stores in Spain have people swarming to them. Their designs are very much like those of Custo Barcelona – Very colorful, with unique pictures. They use a lot of nice 100% cotton fabrics, jean, and knitted. Their lines include spaghetti strap shirts, tank tops, t-shirts, tank top dresses, mini and long skirts, knitted sweaters, shoes like converse and hi top with funky designs on them, and a variety of bags with designs that match some of their shirts.

Parasuco Parasuco is renowned for fashion forward style. Parasuco has grown to become a recognizable brand name worldwide through its unique fabric finishes and leading-edge designs. Parasuco’s strength and success lies in its ability to know what today’s consumers want – merchandise that combines innovative styling, high quality, phenomenal fit and excellent value. With sex appeal being the essence of Parasuco, the extensive line features something for everyone. The world-famous jeans make a statement for individualism, as each pair feature a personality of their very own. Offering form-fitting, form-flattering cuts and intricate detailing such as cutouts, studs, and embroidery, Parasuco is a true nirvana for jean-lovers.

Paris Blues

A few years after the brand was founded in 1981, Paris Blues popularity exploded with body conscious denim style jeans, shorts and dresses that included innovative stone wash, acid wash and garment dye process. Since then, Paris Blues has been building its fierce customer loyalty and reinforcing its brand name via creative advertising, sales promotions and solid relationships which has established them as one of the few resources that have survived and prospered in the tumultuous junior market.

Paul & Shark

The company production structure is fully integrated and it directly controls all the different facilities involved in the manufacturing of the Paul&Shark collections. Quality and Performance Since its foundation the company has always considered quality as one of the most important elements of its success. Every day we try to increase our level of quality knowing that the research into the newest technical materials is the starting point for achieving comfort with performance. To suit the highest level of performance Paul&Shark have created the R&D, Research and Development Center, where the stylists and textile experts analyze the tests of a professional Sailing Team who wear all the hi-tech clothing on board during their regattas.

Paul Smith

Paul Smith is global – the collection is wholesaled to thirty five countries and has fourteen shops in England. Paul Smith shops are found in London, Nottingham, Paris, Milan, New York, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, the Philippines, Korea, Kuwait, U.A.E. – and over two hundred throughout Japan. Paul remains fully involved in the Japanese business; designing the clothes, choosing the fabrics, approving the shop locations and overseeing every development within the company. Paul Smith also has impressive and diverse showrooms in London, Paris, Milan, New York and Tokyo.

Pelle Pelle

Pelle Pelle was founded as a leather outerwear company in 1978 by owner and chairman Marc Buchanan, and since then it has continually defined the urban clothing segment. A testament to our company values is our dedication to creating quality original menswear that consistently sets trends in our industry. The global brand is recognized for its fashion-forward products, state-of-the-art graphics and high-end collectible jackets, and is a wardrobe favorite among major musicians and stars. Recently, the company was honored by some of hip-hop’s founders, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. The group asked Pelle Pelle to design a studded leather jacket for them, which they wore during their induction into the Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame. Pelle Pelle was also featured in the 2009 major motion picture, “Notorious,” chronicling the life of rap artist Biggie Smalls.

Pellessimo

The reputed manufacturer Pellessimo keeps up with the latest fashion trends and each year offers a wide range of different models and styles. In our studios, fur is cased, diverted, inlaid, shorn, dyed, knitted and swears only by movement. New technologies let fur be treated like fabric, the idea being to obtain fur that is light as a feather, supple as kid, soft as velvet and with a look as varied and colourful as cloth. The brand is constantly innovating and providing its touch of creativity to a variety of traditional materials: Plunged lambskin – suede lambskin – With the addition of new materials. Pellessimo surprises with the detail. Collections are sketched in a creative spirit and aspirations go hand in hand with glamour and femininity. A contemporary material used since the dawn of time, it is on everyone’s inventory. When it comes to seduction and glamour, leather wins high acclaim from both young and old. Leather is so heavily present in our daily lives that we don’t always notice it. Yet, going without it would be impossible if not totally pointless, such is the strength of its power to convey emotion, memories and attachment.

Pepe Jeans

London is a denim and casual wear brand in Europe. The brand has developed a presence in several countries around the world since its launch in India in 1989. In 1973 jeanswear entrepreneur Shantilal Parmar spotted Nitin Shah, who worked for a petrol station, and made him a commissioned agent selling jeans. Parmar taught Nitin about the jeans wearbusiness, from washes, fabrics, and stitching.

Petit Bateau

Petit Bateau defines the beauty of childhood since 1893 and today it defines clothes that accompany you all your life.

Pierre Garroudi

People wear Pierre Garroudi’s clothes to make a statement and to communicate their inner feelings. He is exceptionally responsive to contemporary trends and its futuristic interpretation. He loves to disrupt the codes by which clothes made their appeal; by rethinking the glamorous signals sent out by their external appearance; by redefining their relationship with the male or female body; and finally, reinterpreting the respective contributions of beauty and ugliness, past and future, memory and modernity. Garroudi invests his silhouette with a sense of the future, that recognize no boundaries. His style is ageless and timeless.

Polo Ralph Lauren

The world of Polo Ralph Lauren includes his men’s Purple Label Collection of hand- tailored suits, Polo Ralph Lauren, Polo Sport, Double RL and Chaps. Polo Jeans debuted for Fall 1996 with collections for both men and women. Ralph Lauren Womens wear, launched in 1971, now encompasses his signature Collection, Collection Classics, RALPH, Ralph Lauren Polo Sport and Lauren, which launched for Fall 1996. His fashion collections range from footwear to sleepwear and underwear, swimwear, hosiery, hats and gloves, jewelry, scarves, eye wear, leather goods, handbags and luggage. Mr. Lauren also designs collections for infants and toddlers, boys and girls.

Prada

Prada’s origins lay in a Milan boutique selling luggage, leather goods, and accessories, but it was not until 1978 that the company underwent radical change with the takeover of the family firm by Miucci Prada and her husband Patrizio Bertelli. The institution of new management methods, a keen sense of design, and the implementation of an effective marketing policy helped to create a fresh, fashion-conscious identity. In 1985 the company introduced black nylon backpacks and tote bags which were originally sought after by the fashion-conscious as anti-status. However, they soon carried Prada’s embossed silver triangle brand identity.

Puma

The history of PUMA is the history of inventions, product innovations and of sportsmen, who wrote with these inventions sport history. Puma accompanied Pelé in the WM Finals, Boris Becker on the lawn of Wimbledon and Linford Christie in Barcelona to olympia gold. Rudolf Dassler created PUMA 1948 in Herzogenaurach. In close co-operation with Spitzenathleten it constantly developed PUMA products further by outstanding technological innovations and by material improvements – to the use for each sportsman. Over more than fifty years in such a way PUMA became one of the most successful addresses in the sports article industry. According to, the successful model EASY RIDER designeten by Jil sander committed to PUMA now the Japanese Yasuhiro Mihara.

Pure Collection

Pure Collection was founded in 2002 by Nick Falkingham & Adam Holds worth who recognized a gap in the luxury market for beautiful, well made cashmere, in contemporary designs at accessible prices. By 2006 Pure had become the largest mail order and internet cashmere brand in the UK. And in autumn 2006 Pure launched its first catalog in the United States. In autumn 2008 Pure launched a new collection of classic, modern, yet chic clothing to complement the design philosophy of the cashmere collection.

Oasis

Oasis is a high street retail fashion brand, producing quality womenswear with a consistent fit and an emphasis on colour and print. Their collection includes casual and occasional clothing, workwear, beachwear, shoes, jewellery and accessories.

OKY-Coky

The company Rotelpa S.A., owner of the Spanish women’s fashion brand, Oky Coky, was founded in 1986. With its feminine style and elegance, this brand caters to the fashionable, urban woman who stays up-to-date with current trends. In 1989, the company presented its first collection in Madrid and soon after, began to distribute throughout Spain by means of an extensive sales network. It opened a new factory in Vigo in 1992, which increased its production capacity and made it possible to reach a total of 350 points-of-sale in Spain. After entering the Portuguese market in 1994, Oky Coky began its international expansion in 1999. It was during this year that it established its presence, through prestigious multi-brand shops, in France, Belgium and Japan. The brand successfully expanded into the United Kingdom and Ireland during 2006 and 2007 and began to enter Germany as well. Today, Oky Coky is distributed at the top multi-brand shops and showrooms of Spain and abroad. It also presents its collections at SIMM in Madrid and Bread & Butter Barcelona. The company’s has a staff comprised of 42 people. In 2006, its turnover reached over 3 million euros and exports represented 8.3% of total production. Currently, the company is building new facilities in Vigo, home of its headquarters.

Oilily

The eclectic Oilily clothing brand may have been born in the 1960s, but its commitment to quality and an innovative approach to textiles makes it timeless. It continuously expands its modern bohemian designs to bring consumers some of the hippest must-have clothing, footwear and accessories of today. Oilily is described on its site as “a premium worldwide fashion label focused on creative, independent women and women at the center of young families with children between 0 and 10 years old.” The brand carefully takes aim at these women via lifestyle-oriented messaging, claiming that its products are created for “women who dedicate themselves to creating the richest possible life experience for themselves and their families.” With a price point that can only place Oilily in the luxury category, the brand means “rich” in more ways than one.

Olivier Strelli

Olivier Strelli is a Belgian fashion designer, who put Belgium on the fashion map, is the son of Greek Jews from the island of Rhodes. His family migrated to Belgian Congo in the early 20th century. The Congo was Belgium’s great colonial back then with many influential groups including several other non-African communities apart from the Belgians such as the Portuguese, Indians, British, Americans, Greeks, and Jews. Many of the Greeks and Sephardic-Jews fled political unrest in the Balkans. Jewish families like Strelli’s were mainly from the Aegean Island of Rhodes. Strelli’s family ended up in Belgium after Congolese Independence.

OshKosh B’Gosh

The core strength of our business remains the OshKosh B’Gosh brand name, recognized nationally and internationally for its classic American style, durability and quality. We’ve grown from a small town manufacturer into an incredibly strong and powerful consumer brand. Today’s consumer looks to OshKosh for contemporary, stylish children’s clothing and accessories. Consistently ranked as one of the favorite children’s wear brands in recent research studies, our strong brand name is a key element in the company’s financial stability. The OshKosh B’Gosh name brand for boys and girls includes sizes from 0/3 months, sizes 12 months to 6x/7 and also sizes 7-12 for bigger boys and girls. Our products include bib overalls, pants, shorts, shirts, and swimwear, as well as a layette line for newborns. OshKosh B’Gosh merchandise also includes a variety of licensed products such as bedding, plush toys, hair accessories, shoes and socks.

OP Ocean Pacific

Ocean Pacific was started by Edmond Shumpert and Fred Ryan in March 1969 as a surfboard brand. Edmond Shumpert conceived the name Ocean Pacific and designed the original Op logo for their surfboard company. At that time Edmond Shumpert was a well known sculptor, surfer and surfboard shaper in Cardiff by the Sea where he met Mr. Ryan. Together they set up a surfboard shop in Leucadia, Ca. This shop was visited by Mike Doyle and Rusty Miller where they and Edmond discussed innovative surfboard designs. These discussions helped Edmond to produce a variety of early ‘short boards’ that sold well in the area. In August 1969, Fred Ryan sold the Ocean Pacific surfboard name and logo to Don Hansen of Hansen Surf Shop.In 1972, Jim Jenks of San Diego wanted to create clothing that met the demands of surfers in and out of the surf. He received the name from his then employer Don Hansen and the Ocean Pacific apparel line was created. Jenks’ idea for clothing under the Ocean Pacific label quickly became popular with the surf culture with its instantly recognizable ‘OP’ logo. The Ocean Pacific brand experienced financial trouble through the 1990s. Ocean Pacific was owned by Warnaco company (Calvin Klein etc.) Ocean Pacific is currently owned by Iconix Brand Group.

Odd Molly

Odd Molly | Per Holknekt and Karin Jimfelt-Ghatan have a cup of coffee, discussing a clothing design mission asked for by one of the worlds largest advertising agencies. At this time they realize they understand one another so well that they decide to use this in forming a clothing brand. On this day, it is immediately named Odd Molly. Odd Molly was one of the hangaround girls back when Per was a skateboard professional in the US. While all girls tried their hardest to impress the boys, Molly just sat around with her little smile, relaxed and securely taking it easy, not styled to impress, doing none of the tricks in the book. All the boys wanted just one of the girls. Molly. So Per & Karin wanted to capture the feeling of this loveable little mess and let her show the way to new invisible values in clothing. Odd in this brand meaning daring to remain oneself. This being when being able to show your charm and perefect little defects that make you…you. Only 17 months later Odd Molly is a homerun, a quickly written success story. Every shop with dignity and edge in Sweden today carries Odd Molly. The target group was a compilation of younger women wanting to be slightly older and slightly older women wanting to be a bit younger. All in all the customer turned out to be the she that had started her own life, had her own home. And wanted a quality aspect of life before a quantity dito. Then again many consumers are them who wanna make believe they´re quality women. Odd Molly has gotten media coverage in most every domestic paper and magazine from the biggest evening papers to the equivalents of Elle, Vogue and the weekly gossips and also straight up trade magazines.

Oxygene

Oxygene is about more than simple clothing, it’s about a lifestyle. The lifestyle of the modern young women and her search for beauty, taste, confidence and independence. We believe that satisfying this search doesn’t have to come at the end of an exaggerated price tag. Our vision to bring the world’s most dynamic fashion to real-life women, whether in business or leisure, at an affordable price and in a way that is unmistakably Oxygene. The result is a collection that is a both consistent, meaningful, yet varied flexible.

O-Four

O-four Women casual coordinate. The O-four collection is more than a product assortment: it is a philosophy. Our collections are not only fashionable, sporty, stylish and wearable: they can also be combined and coordinated without compromise. Each new O-four collection is therefore designed based on a completely new concept. Up to no less than six times each year, our clients can submerge themselves in a completely new collection and feeling.

Olanic

Mixing cute with a dark undertone and humour with a sharp sophisticated glamour. Created by designer Niki Taylor, Olanic is an anagram of the designer’s full name, Nicola Taylor has an impressive portfolio, having strong technical ability she combines creative artistic influences with sharp tailoring and cuts with razor edge precision; effective juxtapositions of patterns with an exciting use of exclusively designed fabrics. It is this quirkiness that caught the eye of Mackintosh, with whom she collaborated with for SS09 to produce a range of stunning Macs for Olanic. For Autumn|Winter 2009/10, Niki collaborated with Visual artist Kim Coleman to create an artistic presentation at Vauxhall Fashion Scout reflecting the inspiration and experimenting with mirror image. The theme was clearly portrayed in a mixed media video and clothes presentation. The video featured a montage of images reflected in mirrors interwoven between clips of models demonstrating the asymmetry of the collection.

Olsen

Europe’s famous ladies’ knit and sportswear leader, based in Hamburg, Germany is branded in North America as olsen Europe. Distinguished by a bright red logo and known for it’s dramatic marketing use of 3 beautiful faces, olsen Europe has a rich history of family and tradition. In 1901, the founding company owned by Alfred L. Wolff traded food products, spices, perfumes and cosmetics around the world. Among other successes, this company today is the largest importer of honey in to Europe and runs international food and non-food businesses. In 1959, Alfred and his son Manfred formed the ladies fashion division. Friederich Olsen a former school classmate of Alfred, allowed the Wolff family to use the name Olsen to launch the new venture. They began selling “Olsen” knitwear imported from the Far East into Europe. Success came swiftly with the unprecedented sale of one million pieces of one of the original four styles. For 36 years unlabeled products were sold in Europe.

One Step

One Step offers a colourful baroque style in exclusive prints and patterns. Fluid and comfortable materials, mainly from Italy, and romantic collections have charmed modern women. One Step wonderfully mixes genres, old-fashioned stripes, raw fabrics and cashmere patterns to distil its vision of femininity : strong and subtle, singular and contemporary. Harmony above all. An original insight into fashion where all silhouettes in the collection are coordinated, harmonised : neutrals and colours, plain and printed fabrics are mixed and matched to infinity.

O’Neill

The O’Neill story begins with one of the most hardcore surfers of the last 45 years, company founder, Jack O’Neill. It continues with his desire in the early 1950′s to develop a lightweight, flexible product to protect surfers from the bone-chilling, sub 50 degree ocean temperatures off the coast of Northern California. O’Neill has been the world’s premiere wetsuit manufacturer since Jack O Neill sold his first wetsuit in 1952. Over the years, Jack O’Neill experimented with designs and materials intended to keep him warm in the ocean. One day he walked out of his garage workshop and into the Pacific Ocean wearing his lightest and most functional design – a suit made of neoprene. His fabrication of this material into a wetsuit has allowed today’s watersports enthusiasts a way to enjoy their specific sport, regardless of the water temperature.

Onara

Onara actually at the national market since 1976, Onara introduced in Portugal, at the time, the concept of Prêt-a-porter Brand Collection totally coordinated in subjects, colours and accessories. The success was immediate allowing Onara’s brand to become in the middle of the 80′s one of the most well known of the internal market. In the middle of the 90′s and as a consequence of the big changes towards the Portuguese purchase habits originated by the opening of big commercial spaces and the entrance of strong chains shops one-brand, Onara made a large program of the brand replacement as well as the restoration of its commercial network, established as a scope and for the consolidation of the brand, placing Onara at the level of the multi-brand shops, the internationalization and the development of exclusive shops; these actions allowed a new public evidence of the brand.

Orla Kiely

Orla Kiely is a fashion company dedicated to the creation of own brand products which are sold throughout the world. Battersea’s Orla Kiely is a leading textile, accessory and knitwear designer. Her bags, wallets and fabrics have been snapped up by the likes of Harrods, Saks Fifth Ave and the more humble Marks and Spencer. Their unique designs probably explain why they appeal to everyone, from down-to-earth shoppers to the more fashion-conscious among us. Her big break came when she was spotted by Harrods on the graduation catwalk at the Royal College of Art after completing a masters in knitted textiles. Harrods commissioned her to produce a range of hats, which was followed by a collection of soft accessories. The Kiely prints usually have different variations and are used for accessories and clothing. Her spokesman said: “Orla has created her own style and vision, which is seen around the world as innovative and unique. “She is a source of direction and trend to her industry and her ideas filter down to the high streets across the world.” Orla, who studied textiles at Dublin’s National College of Art and Design, now examines for the Royal College of Art and Chelsea College of Art. She has been appointed to judge the final year students collections for the Graduate Fashion Week Awards.

Orwell

Orwell the presentation of the collections of the mark Orwell. Latest current fashionable clothing for women. Orwell established in 1989 is one of Europe’s most significant fashion, lifestyle labels with a passion for what is beautiful and exceptional, creating self confident fashion for women for whom good style is vital.

Osklen

In 1986 the young sportsman Oskar Metsavaht created a coat he could wear on an expedition to Mount Aconcgua, in the Andes, and the piece not only protected him from the cold but was also greatly admired by his mountaineering and skiing friends. Encouraged by the success of his creation, Oskar Metsavah decided to launch the Osklen label, specializing in sports jackets with a clean and funky style. In 1989 he opened his first boutique in Bzios, a fashionable seaside resort, selling menswear for the summer. In 1991, Metsavah combined surfing and snowboarding, his two great passions, in a new line geared towards adventurous sports. The concept worked out well and Osklen had its first fashion show in the Golden Room of the Copacabana Palace Hotel. A leader in sportswear, Osklen has now created a line of womenswear, and has two shops in Rio de Janeiro. Osklen is the only brand in the Brazilian market right now which can make beachwear look chic and modern, and which manages to keep its coolness even for fall.

Otto Kern

Otto Kern is the German men’s and women’s fashion designer label called Otto Kern. “Never underdressed” is the philosophy behind Otto Kern. The designer Otto Kern began to design his own men’s and ladies’ shirts in Herford, Germany, in 1971, gradually adding a full range of fashionable casual clothing while always respecting the principle of “comfortable yet appropriate”. A spectacular and highly controversial advertising campaign which involved a re-staging of Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper in order to promote jeans during the 1990s caused an enormous surge in popularity for mid-priced fashionable casual wear. In 2000 Ahlers AG in Herford acquired the worldwide proprietary rights to the Otto Kern brand.

Nancy Lord

The high-end fashion designer Nancy Lord is known for her immaculate tailoring, quality fabrics and her use of rich colors. Located on eclectic Granville Island , the boutique showcases her mostly made-to-measure creations suited for professional men and women. Cashmere, wool and other fine fabrics fill the store in a range of styles. Some ready-to-wear fashion apparels are also available in Nancy lord site.

Nautica

Founded in 1983, Nautica has evolved from a collection of men’s outerwear to a leading global lifestyle brand with products ranging from men’s, women’s and children’s apparel and accessories to a complete home collection. Now part of VP Corporation, a leader in branded quality apparel. Nautica has become one of the most important American brands throughout the world. Nautica has 200 free-standing retail stores outside of mainland USA which include Abu Dhabi, Bahamas, Bali, Beijing, Costa Rica, Dubai, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Macau, Mexico City, Panama, Peru, Romania, Shanghai, Turkey and Venezuela.

Nike

U.S. sportswear company. It was founded in 1964 as Blue Ribbon Sports by Bill Bowerman, a track-and-field coach at the University of Oregon, and his former student Phil Knight. They opened their first retail outlet in 1966, launched the Nike brand shoe in 1972, and renamed the company Nike Inc. in 1978. In 1979 it claimed 50% of the U.S. running shoe market. In 1980 the company went public. Part of Nike’s success is owed to endorsements by such athletes as John McEnroe, Michael Jordan, and Mia Hamm. In the 1990s the company suffered from revelations about conditions in its overseas factories, but it remained a top producer of athletic shoes and clothing.

New Balance

New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc. (NBAS), best known as simply New Balance, is a footwear manufacturer based in Boston. It was founded in 1906 as the New Balance Arch Support Company. Eschewing expensive advertising campaigns, it has nevertheless grown to be one of the largest makers of sports footwear in the world. New Balance is notable in that it has continued to maintain a manufacturing presence in the United States as well as in the United Kingdom for the European market–in contrast to its competitors in the same market space, such as Nike and Adidas, who purchase designs from manufacturers in China, Vietnam, and other developing nations.

Nicole Miller

Nicole Miller is a fashion designer with a modern, ageless aesthetic. Her silhouettes are artfully draped to achieve a unique body consciousness. Her signature is feminine, sexy and refined. Miller draws inspiration from a wide range of influences including cinema, contemporary art, mid-20th century architecture and exotic cultures. She is known for elements of whimsy and surprise, and is the preeminent New York- based designer among global fashion’s print and color elite.

NAF NAF

France’s Naf Naf SA is one of France’s top ten women’s clothing retailers, operating retail boutiques throughout the country and elsewhere in the world. The company’s main brand is its Naf Naf line of women’s ready-to-wear fashions, targeting the 18-to-25-year-old segment. Naf Naf sales account for 80 percent of all company sales. The company also owns another strong brand, Chevignon, which targets the mid-to-high-end men’s sportswear market, and particularly the 25 to 40 year set. Chevignon, representing 18 percent of company sales, has also gained considerable success on the international market. Since 1999, Naf Naf has been building up a third brand, Diapositive, targeting an older, more affluent female consumer.

Nina Ricci

Nina Ricci is established as one of the longest running Parisian couture houses. Unlike her peers, Elsa Schiaparelli and Chanel, Ricci’s reputation does not rest on a revolutionary fashion statement. Instead, she was successful because she provided an understated, chic look for elegant and wealthy society women, always classic, yet intoxicatingly feminine. When it came to designing clothes, Nina Ricci relied greatly on her feminine intuition. She worked directly on the model and designed by draping the actual fabric, which she felt gave her the answer to what the dress would become. Creating clothes was simply a matter of solving problems and in the 1930s she described several of them—she had to find an extra special, elegant detail that would render a dress a client’s favorite and achieve a maximum ease and lightness that did not encumber the wearer when moving or dancing.

Norma Kamali

In a highly original way, Norma Kamali has been designing with uncanny foresight for the modern woman’s multifaceted lifestyle. The sensational success of her sweatshirt-fleece fabric line in 1981 brought Kamali clothes into the mainstream, while she continued to design experimental, one-of-a-kind fashions for wealthier clients. The mass produced sweats offered good design in comfortable clothes, with a touch of the eye-catching elements that have distinguished Kamali. Inspired by the late 1960s British Designer clothing she brought back from England to sell in the New York Norma Kamali boutique— the retro Biba clothing of Barbara Hulanicki in particular—Kamali began offering her own designs to keep up with the demand. When she opened her New York OMO (On My Own) boutique in 1978 after her divorce, Kamali symbolized all newly independent women.

In our sense of having fashion statement, most of us are exploring for best fashion brands that cater us cool and trendy stuff. We search for everything just to see the most trendy fashion designer clothes that we can add into our wardrobe. The mainline of fashion is not just in the momentum of top fashion clothing in your area. You need to go towards around the globe in order to seek for the best elegance of fashion apparels that will give perfect look of fashion statement throughout the season. As part of my fashion alphabets, I will give you the list of Mainline fashion in category of “M” fashion. Take a look on it for you to see top designer clothing brands that belongs to M Fashion.

Mango

Sophisticated shoppers find elegant, chic, timeless Mango fashions in more than 850 stores in 81 countries on five continents. Known for their celebrity models – Elizabeth Jagger comes to mind, and their celebrity designers – Penelope and Monica Cruz also come to mind, Mango Clothing operates twenty three stores throughout the United Kingdom, including seven in London’s nicer neighborhoods. Mango enthusiasts also should visit the chain’s website, where powerful, engaging images show classic Mango UK fashions to their full advantage. Especially enjoy Penelope Cruz very seductively modeling several of her own designs.

Marks & Spencer

Marks & Spencer (M&S) is a major British retailer, with over 885 stores in more than 40 territories around the world, over 600 domestic and 285 international. It is the largest clothing retailer in the United Kingdom, as well as being an upmarket food retailer, and as of 2008, the 43rd largest retailer in the world. Most of its domestic stores sell both clothing and food, and since the turn of the century it has started expanding into other ranges such as homewares, furniture and technology.

Merrell

What began in the Green Mountains in Vermont, now roams the world. For more than 26 years, Merrell has been providing outdoor enthusiasts with quality performance footwear. As the needs of the outdoor enthusiasts have changed, so too has Merrell’s approach to addressing those needs. Over time, the concept of “outdoor” has broadened to include all types of activities and environments – both natural and urban. Merrell is driven to keep pace with this evolution of “The New Outdoor,” and continues to evolve. It’s been written that what’s important is not the destination, but the journey. So join us as we take you through The Merrell Journey – from all-leather hiking boots to plastic telemarking boots to the moc that created the After sport category.

Miki Mialy

Miki Mialy, Japanese fashion designer created her mark in Paris in 1992. First mainly sold in Japan, she developed season after season in the European and since two seasons in United States. In 2002, Miki Mialy open her fist shop in Paris for the ten years anniversary. Miki MIALY designs clothes that live and breath style into their wearers. The details are subtle yet always sublimely present and just a little bit curious. Meticulous tailoring and an innate understanding of what makes a woman feel at ease renders Miki’s designs feminine, sensual and chic yet resolutely individual with attitude and a lust for life.

Mila Schon

A theme that has always characterized Mila Schön’ s creations is the strong relationship between the art and fashion design. Waves, coloured concentric circles, sharp chevron patterns inlayed on double faced fabric and knitwear inspired by Noland’s art works, the optical and geometrical effects typical of Mondrian, Calder’s mobiles, Klimt and his abstractions, Albers, Persian patterns, Pollock’s dripping, Vasarely’s multiplied images and Fontana’s experiments, with his famous cuts reproduced in an essential dress, conceived as a canvas for the artist: a mere support for the image. A rigorous construction, where the cut is the natural evolution of the lines, the initial geometries develop in a sober and essential silhouette, where elegance is always closely connected to the exceptional quality of the fabric, the chromatic choice is always accurate and recognizable, and the realization process of clothing is never submitted to a creative whim, but it is always conceived in a present projected into the future.

Miss Selfridge

Miss Selfridge specializes in key trend fashion pieces for women, stocking sizes 6-16 in clothing as well as an extensive range of accessories, footwear, jewellery, lingerie and nightwear. In addition to this they also have a petite line that has been developed and perfectly proportioned for women of 5’3” and under.

Missoni

Missoni exemplifies success in a specific fashion area, knitwear for men and women. In the knitwear business since 1953, the business begun by Ottavio (Tai) and Rosita Missoni took off with recognition by Anna Piaggi in 1965 and was one of the landmark enterprises of the Italian renaissance in postwar fashion products through the 1960s and 1970s. In 1968 and 1969, Missoni garnered worldwide attention for knit dresses, coats, and sweaters that revived the sensational appeal of knits in the 1920s. From a start in producing the finest knits, the Missoni repertory came to include pullovers, long coats, chemises, trousers, and skirts. Even more, in the 1970s, the Missonis’ deliberate allegiance to Milan heralded that city’s eminence as a fashion center and helped create Milan fashion week.

Miu Miu

Miu Miu is positioned as the daily-oriented, younger clothing line from the Prada fashion house, opened in 1992 and headed by Miuccia Prada. The name of the collection is taken from Miuccia Prada’s nickname. There are Miu Miu boutiques situated in New York, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, London, Florence, Rome, Melbourne, Milan, Tokyo, Nagoya, Kobe, Fukuoka, Paris, Singapore, Hong Kong, Boston, Kuwait, Taipei, and Hawaii. Miu Miu has plans to open up another United States boutique in South Coast Plaza.

Monsoon

Monsoon rains down fuchsia Nehru-collar blouses and purple chenille throws. The company offers women’s, men’s, and children’s apparel, home furnishings, and accessories from about 1,000 Monsoon and Accessorize stores in the UK & Ireland and more than 50 other countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Originally a purveyor of ethnic fashions from India and the Far East, Monsoon now sells what it calls “deluxe boho chic” casual and dress apparel. Some Monsoon stores carry bridal apparel. Its Monsoon Home store and in-store departments offer interior design items and accessories. Monsoon’s founder Peter Simon took the company private in 2007 in a deal valued at £755 million.

Morgan de Toi

Morgan de Toi is a clothing brand, owned by the French company Morgan SA. The company was established in 1947 to sell lingerie, but has since diversified. At present it has over 650 retail outlets worldwide. Production is vertically integrated and takes place mainly in France. The brand is targeted at women between the ages of 18 and 35. The CEO is Dominique Damon and the headquarters are based in Paris.

Moschino

Franco Moschino once commented, was an ironic statement coming from one of Europe’s most successful designers. Based in Milan, Moschino originally studied fine art, with ambitions to be a painter, but came to see that tailoring and fabrics could be just as valid a means of expression as paint and canvas. Consequently, his first job in fashion was with the Cadette label, for whom in 1977 he produced a simple range of stylish clothes. Starting his own label in 1982, Moschino used his experience in the Italian fashion industry as a source for his philosophical ideas evolving a set of tactics designed to shake the fashion establishment out of its complacency. Much to his amazement, he was embraced with open arms as a new iconoclast by the very people he despised. Essentially Moschino was picking up where Schiaparelli had left off, displaying an interest in the surrealist tactic of displacement—he has for a long time professed a love of Magritte’s use of the juxtaposition of incongruous imagery to produce a surreality. This is aptly shown in designs such as his quilted black denim mini with plastic fried eggs decorating the hemline, quilted jacket decorated with bottle tops, plug-socket drop earrings, and bodices made out of safety pins. Moschino’s 1989 fun fur collection included a winter coat of stitched together teddybear pelts and a scorch-mark printed silk shirt saying “too much ironing.”

Mossimo

A dynamic force in the apparel industry during the 1990s, Mossimo, Inc. sells men’s and women’s sportswear and activewear, retailing its apparel through 100 in-store shops located in department stores and specialty retailers. The Mossimo label, created by Mossimo Giannulli, gained notoriety during the late 1980s, becoming a highly popular brand of beachwear. During the 1990s the company expanded into sportswear and registered great success. Further expansion during the mid-1990s into upscale menswear yielded disappointing results, leading to numbing financial losses. The losses led to a 25 percent reduction in employment and pervasive cost-cutting measures. Giannulli, who presided as chairman and maintained creative control over Mossimo, Inc., owned 73.3 percent of the company, which also included two stand-alone retail stores. The company’s headquarters and production facilities were located in Irvine, California.

Motel

The wild child of British style is fed up with the dreary and the lackluster; It’s time to emancipate your silhouette from a world of mediocrity with cult brand Motel’s eclectic mix of punk, left-field, retro and fun-filled killer style clothing. Set your faces to stun… It’s time to get conspicuous.

Munsingwear

The brand was introduced in 1955 by Munsingwear, a Minneapolis-based underwear and military garment store, when it launched the Original Penguin golf-shirt in the United States. Worn by the likes of Richard Nixon, Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, Arnold Palmer, and Bing Crosby, this golf shirt became a symbol in suburban leisure until well into the 1980s. The penguin mascot may have come about after a Munsingwear salesman spotted a group of penguins in a New York Taxidermist’s window. Before long, “Pete” the penguin became the company logo. In 1996 the brand was bought by Perry Ellis International, and a new sportswear collection was released in Spring 2003.

Lacoste

Lacoste is headquartered in Paris. Lacoste currently has its production capital in Troyes, France, though they delegate production of international clothing to numerous factories in over 12 countries around the world, including those found in Peru, Morocco, Indonesia, Romania, and Italy. After a two year search in the Central American region, Lacoste established production for its U.S. customers in the Miramar Free Trade Zone in El Salvador. El Salvador operations will be managed by a new the local subsidiary, Textil El Salvador. Lacoste operates a large number of Lacoste boutiques worldwide; located as concessions in leading department stores and also as independent venue stores. In the United Kingdom, Lacoste is available from many leading high-end shops including KJ Beckett and John Lewis Partnership. Likewise in the United States, the Lacoste brand can be found in stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom, Lord & Taylor, Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdale’s, Macy’s, Belk, Halls, and other independent retailers. In Canada, Lacoste is sold at Harry Rosen, its own boutiques, and other independent retailers. In Australia, it is sold at Rushfaster, David Jones, and Myer.

La Perla

La Perla Group which celebrated first fifty years of activity in 2004 directs its production towards various market sectors, placing itself at the Top end of the market, and presenting them under a variety of brands. La Perla, a top class brand that can boast worldwide fame, proposes a variety of collections that range from underwear to night lingerie, from beachwear to clothing wear. Alberto Masotti, today the President of the La Perla Group, after having graduated in Medicine in the Sixties decided to dedicate himself to the family company founded by his mother Ada. His entrance and presence in the company have been, from the start, decisive factors for the fusion of creative aspects with an innovative vision on a business level, which sees every strategic and productive aspect interact with a more emotional and instinctive dimension. Alongside him, his daughter Anna, who, after having spent several years training in various sectors of the company, today holds the position of Image Supervisor and Fashion Coordinator of the La Perla Prêt-à-porter collection.

Lee

The label produces denim and other casual clothing for men, women, boys and girls. The style of their denim range is vast, covering numerous fits, finish, colour and style combinations. Henry David Lee set up his company in 1889, going on to create the world’s first pair of overalls in 1920. From the 1960′s to the 90′s the company then progressed from manufacturing work wear primarily to more fashion-led lines. The focus today is on bringing a great degree of choice and fit to the market, without compromising on quality. Lee clothing retails globally, and the brand is highly recognizable. This is partly due to the lee trademark logo and the rich brand history throughout the decades. The fit and quality of the jeans and other items have ensured the continuing popularity of the label. Both retail stores and online boutiques stock the brand.

Levi’s

Levi’s are one of the most recognized jeans and casual wear brands in the world, catering for stylish men, women and kids. The core product is denim, but there is also an extensive casual wear selection. Bavarian immigrant, Levi Strauss, formed the company in 1853, going on to create the world’s first pair of jeans in 1873. Today, his company trademark is recognized worldwide and has achieved phenomenal success. From making durable work wear for Midwest Americans to producing casual clothing for a global audience, Levis have been at the forefront of the market for over a century. Inclusiveness is one of Levi’s brand values, the notion that their jeans and casual wear are for everyone, regardless of age, social or cultural identity. Their jeans in particular have enjoyed a success amongst a wide range of groups. But they are also renowned for making extremely durable items and using innovative techniques to craft them. The brand now compasses several markets, from the value-conscious Levi Signature range, to the casual wear brand Dockers, Levis are sold in over 110 countries and online. They have stand-alone stores also, and are carried by a vast majority of casual wear retailers.

Lucky Brand Jeans

Lucky Brand Jeans designs and produces denim, sportswear, knits, wovens, outerwear, T-shirts and active wear. Additional Lucky Brand licensed products include swimwear and accessories for men and women. The Lucky Brand collections are carried at better department and specialty stores, and at over 110 company-owned stores nationwide and three internationally. May 1999 marked another stage of the Lucky Brand Jeans development when Liz Claiborne, Inc. acquired 85% of the company. This strategic partnership positioned Lucky Brand Jeans for major growth, focusing on expanding its retail locations, e-commerce site and increasing its foreign distribution. Lucky Brand Jeans will continue to license its brand in other major product categories.

Lipsy

Never one to stand still, Lipsy scorches a path to the high street, leaving celebrities, wannabes and fashionistas with styles that sizzle. With everyone wanting a look as soon as it appears, Lipsy is dedicated to ensuring the hottest looks move from the catwalk to the high street in the blink of an eye. Put simply, we try and deliver what you want now! When designing our clothing, attention to detail is high on the agenda. We create designs that love the female form so that you can achieve that sexy look with attitude.

La Redoute

La Redoute is a French company that sells a range of products online, which include garments for men, women, and children like lingerie, jeans, jackets, trousers, shirts, bermudas, skirts, sportswear, and related accessories. In addition, La Redoute also retails electronic and home products such as TVs, iron, washing machines, refrigerators, computers, and laptops. The company is based in Roubaix, France.

LRG

This U.S urban clothing brand focuses mainly on the marketing, production, and innovative designs of streetwear clothing and accessories for men and women. The women’s range, Luxuire, also has a military and western influence. Also known as Lifted Research Group, the label started out as a skatewear clothing line but soon evolved into an urban lifestyle brand also well known for supporting recording artists in the hip hop and skateboarding cultures. Collaborating artists have included Kayne West, KG Kun, Pete Rock, and Planet Asia. Founded in 1999 by streetwear designers Jonas Bevacqua and Robert Wright, LRG’s clothing line has a raw edge combined with sleek design. Wright formerly worked for Quiksilver and O’Neil and brought extendable sample and pattern knowledge to the company, and Bevacqua was the initial creator of the company and designed the renowned logo. In 2006, the company introduced organic cotton and other natural materials into their clothing line. The bold colours and decorated graphics are distinctive within the wide range of hoodies, t-shirts, jeans, hats, shirts, shorts, accessories, sweaters, skirts, and jackets.

Lyle & Scott

150 year old Scottish knitwear company, Lyle & Scott produce smart golfwear and other sports/casual wear for stylish men and women. The brand rose to worldwide attention when major golf and other sporting luminaries began to wear the designs in the 1960’s. The trademark eagle logo has become central to the label and features on most items made today. The clothes are finely crafted, and fuse traditional techniques with fashion-led innovative design. Sold in the finest golf shops and retail outlets worldwide, Lyle & Scott is also available online and in their flagship London store.

K-Swiss

K-Swiss refuses to remain neutral in the sports shoe wars. K-Swiss sells athletic, training, and children’s shoes; apparel; and accessories. Shoppers keep coming back to the K-Swiss Classic, the white, all-weather, leather tennis shoe that was introduced in 1966 by its founders. Apparel from K-Swiss is aimed at upscale buyers of athletic gear and suburban casual wear. K-Swiss products, marketed under its namesake and Royal Elastics brands, are made by independent suppliers — almost entirely in China — and are sold in department and specialty retail stores, primarily in the US. Chairman, president, and CEO Steven Nichols owns about 93% of the company’s voting shares.

Kangol

Kangol is a British clothing company famous for its headwear. Founded in Cleator, Cumbria, England in 1938 by Jaques Spreiregen, Kangol (the K from silk, the ANG from angora, the OL from wool) produced hats for workers, golfers, and especially soldiers. They were the major beret suppliers to the armed forces during World War II, including famously Field Marshal Montgomery. From head to toe, Kangol Limited licenses its signature hats, footwear, and accessories (bags, watches) to be sold throughout North America, Europe, and Asia/Pacific. In addition to nearly 10 standalone stores in China, Japan, and South Korea, Kangol sells its designs through such specialty and department stores as Selfridges, Nordstrom, and Harrods. Founded in 1938 to make military berets in England, the brand is today enjoying popularity with the hip-hop community. The Kangol brand is owned by sporting goods retailer Sports Direct International (SDI). The company announced plans to extend the brand to apparel in 2009.

Karen Cole

As an established knitwear designer Karen Cole has developed her own collection for women with an ageless agenda. Karen Cole designs are fundamentally stylish and ethical at the same time. Renowned for being suited to women of all ages, the Karen Cole collection aims to be elegant and classic without sacrificing fashion credentials. As an ethical retail label, Karen Cole supports a supply chain of social and economic sustainability and is socially and environmentally responsible for its practices. Using New Zealand Merino wool, products are machine washable, anti static, easy care and breathable. The label produces both casual day wear as well as smart and tailored pieces.

Karl Lagerfeld

German fashion designer. After moving to Paris at age 14, he went on to create designs for such established labels as Pierre Balmain, Chloe, Valentino, and Fendi. He is best known as the creative power behind the modern revival of the house of Chanel, which he joined in 1983. Lagerfeld consistently managed to merge the spirit of the times with the chic, timeless identity established by the house’s founder, Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel, making Chanel one of the most coveted and influential labels in late 20th-century fashion.

Karrimor

Karrimor is a brand of outdoor and sports equipment and clothing. It was founded in 1946 by Charles and Mary Parsons with Grace Davies who hand-sewed cotton-duck cycle pannier bags from the upstairs of their Lancashire cycle shop. Karrimor went on to build an international reputation for outdoor clothing, rucksacks and footwear. The Clayton-le-Moors, Lancashire based company was bought in 1999 by South African leisure group Cullinan Holdings which immediately cut manufacturing with the loss of 80 jobs. It had previously been acquired by 21 Invest, part of the Italian Benetton empire, in 1996 for £7 million. The brand went into receivership in 2004. Within 24 hours it was bought out by Lonsdale Sports, who broke up the company, selling the outlets and retaining only the rights to the name, which was licensed to such events as the Karrimor International Mountain Marathon. Sports Direct, Lonsdale’s parent company, now sell Karrimor branded products across all their UK stores.

Karta

If you’re looking for something fresh and individual in the world of women’s wear then Karta could be the designer brand for you. Launched in 2007 by Californian designer Judi Lambert; Karta is the modern way to do classic chic. The Karta collection features familiar and much loved shapes from the swinging 60’s, graphic designs from the sexy 70’s and boutique statement finishers. Somewhere along the way Judi Lambert has also managed to make this range super modern and wearable. Not only does Karta make you feel like you’re adorned in something truly unique but you can also feel safe in the knowledge that you’re going to be ahead of the fashion pack.

Katharine Hamnett

A British designer as much recognized for her political and environmental beliefs as she is for her catwalk collections, Katharine Hamnett designed some of the most plagiarized fashion ideas in the 1980s. Hamnett set up her own company in 1979 after freelancing for various European companies for ten years. Although the designer claims she never intended to become involved in the manufacturing side of the fashion industry, preferring to concentrate solely on design, she was often, as a freelancer, treated badly. In 1979 she produced her own collection under the Katharine Hamnett Ltd. label, of which six jackets were taken by the London fashion retailer, Joseph Ettedgui, and subsequently sold out. Hamnett’s early collections utilized parachute silk, cotton jersey, and drill, which she cut as functional unisex styles, based on traditional workwear that became her hallmark and, like many of her designs, spawned a thousand imitations.

Kayiko

KAYIKO – The Private Luxury Label by Karin Oèbster – offers avant-garde designer fashion and accessories in exclusive limited editions and individual pieces for self-conscious, cosmopolitan people who value design, quality and individual luxury. “Less is more” is the philosophy behind the unique style of KAYIKO. A style which is appreciated by connoisseurs the whole world over.
The KAYIKO shop in Vienna is located in one of the most beautiful Biedermeier houses in the sixth district. In contrast to the facade, the rooms are kept deliberately simple. Male and female customers are personally looked after in a private atmosphere in a shop that can barely be seen from the outside. The KAYIKO collections for ladies and men are only available in the KAYIKO shop in Vienna. Moreover, KAYIKO has been recommended for years by the exclusive Louis-Vuitton City Guide to Vienna.

Kenzo

Kenzo launched in 1970 as the brainchild of Japanese-born Kenzo Takada. The look epitomizes “West meets East,” merging fun prints with an ethnic vibe, flowers (the house’s signature), and textures to blend Kenzo’s natural Japanese influences with Parisian culture. In 1983, Kenzo launched menswear, and five years later, the first Kenzo fragrance was introduced, starting a highly successful series of fragrances and skin care. Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy bought the label in 1993, and the next year the house covered the Parisian Pont Neuf Bridge in 10,000 flowers. At the age of 60, Takada announced his retirement in 1999. Now, the designer at the helm is Sardinia-based Antonio Marras, who joined the brand in September 2003 and continues the original vision of creating clothes for the woman or man who’s not afraid of color and prints, but still wants to look pulled together.

Kickers

In 1968, Daniel Raufast came across a poster advertising the musical Hair. Interested by all the barefooted youngsters wearing jeans, he developed a new shoe concept which he believed to be more compatible with the blue-jean generation. The designer Jacques Chevallereau then created the first ‘jean boot’. This new shoe was very different: the use of nubuck; shapes that looked more like short boots than regular shoes; tough crepe soles made with natural rubber, eyelets, contrast stitching, panels and appliqués all obviously referencing denim. The success was such that, within one season, Kickers production capacity grew from 300 to 12,000 pairs per month. By 1974, Kickers were selling in over 70 countries.

King Apparel

Catering for men, with a small ladies’ collection, King Apparel are a UK skatewear label producing mainly clothing and accessories in limited edition quantities. KING reflects British street culture and appeals to streetwise trendsetting men and women. Born in 2003 amidst the hip-hop, grime and skate scene in Britain, King Apparel mirrors the youth street subculture and is a highly respected label. In line with the fashion label, KING have formed ‘King Affiliates’ – a collective of Artists, DJ’s and skaters who have gained popularity for the brand as a whole. King Apparel is the essence of credibility in the street wear scene. Innovation, design, detailing and quality are the key themes of the brand. Currently stocked in the UK and Ireland, King Apparel can also be purchased through select online retailers.

Komodo

It all began over 20 years ago when Joe Komodo recycled old Levi jeans into patchwork jackets and sold them on London’s Brick Lane. The brand has come a long way since those days but is still as friendly and accessible as ever. The Komodo label was established in 1988 and is now sold in dedicated stores worldwide, its own stores around Europe. The ethical designer brand provides edgy and on-trend product for men and women and aims to spread good vibes and messages by using natural and eco-friendly fabrics and yarns as well as supporting local workers in developing countries.

Krizia

Krizia is a manufacturer and designer of handbags and clothes, founded by Mariuccia Mandelli in 1950 in Bergamo, Italy. Various Krizia labels are created every year like menswear, knitwear, handbags, and perfume. Krizia handbags are being sold almost all over the world.

Kuyichi

A premium Dutch denim brand, Kuyichi was founded in 2001 and has a young and edgy style for both men and women. This urban label uses organic and fair-trade fabrics and yarns and sources the vast majority of it’s product from Peru in factories certified with labour standards against discrimination. Apart from the infamous denim wear that it’s best known for, Kuyichi, also trade a range of casual day wear and accessories. Each Kuyichi garment features a code that you can look up in order to find where the item was made and what it is made of.

Jag

For more than 30 years, our sexy, and easy to wear denim has walked the walk and gone the distance. In 1972 Australians were cramming into cinemas to see The Godfather, Led Zeppelin played their infamous Australian tour and the JAG brand was born. Jag introduced contemporary sportswear designs and re-invented denim, which became an integral part of the brand. The jeans boom of the 70’s thrust Jag into the international fashion spotlight and the early success of the brand inspired all the right people to start talking about Australia and original Australian style. By the 80’s JAG boasted a star-studded cult following, with celebrities and style icons like Steve McQueen, Jackie Onassis and Bianca Jagger donning JAG jeans at A-list events and dressing them down for weekends out of the spotlight. Wearing Jag became a sign of confidence and individuality and in that respect, not much has changed twenty years on. The brand was created by Adele and Rob Palmer of the Palmer Corporation, who introduced contemporary sportswear designs and re-invented denim, an integral part of the JAG brand and its heritage. The company was acquired in March 2001 by Brisbane based Colorado Group Ltd.

J. Crew

Over the years, J.Crew has continually set the standards and expectations of the industry. The label uses only the finest materials and highest qualified professionals to design their clothing. An elusive mix of sexy and casual, J.Crew styles are designed to spice up everyday wardrobes and add intensity to what may sometimes seem like a boring outfit. In addition to their amazing clothing designs, J.Crew also designs and distributes a wide variety of handbags and accessories to complement any outfit. From shirts and pants to scarves and hats, J.Crew has everything you need to live your life in style.

Jessica Simpson

Jessica Simpson is one of many actresses/singers who have made an attempt at designing their own collection of designer clothes. Since her reality show “Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica” was released, Jess’ personality has been associated with a clothing obsessed diva who craves high-end labels. Spending most of her free time shopping, Jess has developed a true sense of couture fashion and has incorporated her knowledge into her first two lines of designer clothing called “Princy” and “JS by Jessica Simpson.” The line consists of a wide range of made-to-fit jeans and a variety of sexy tanks and tees. Millions of women all over the world are interested in Jessica’s fashion choices and have taken a significant interest in her collection.

Jessica’s Attic

Jessica’s Attic is a brand new range of women’s clothing made from the finest, delicate fabrics, creating pretty, feminine dresses and tops. The attention to detail, complex cutwork and beautiful embroidery provides a unique collection to the current fashion market, allowing women to show off and highlight their femininity. With elegant styles, an assortment of pastel colors, luxurious fabrics, and exquisite designs, Jessica’s Attic is fast becoming a well known brand amongst fashion conscious women in the UK, at affordable prices.

Jil Sander

Jil Sander has often been described as the Queen of German fashion, but her style and ambitions have always been international. Her company headquarters were located in the north German city of Hamburg, but her clothes were manufactured in Milan, where she showed for almost a decade before changing her venue to Paris. A self-made success story, Sander designed for independent, intelligent women around the world. She also created fragrances for both men and women, and began producing a menswear line in 1993. Sander has a strong, modern sensibility, and her style has been described as luxurious minimalism, on the edge of forward. There were no frills or fads in Sander’s world; everything irrelevant is eliminated. Like Giorgio Armani, she is one of the fashion world’s most austere purists, a creator of designs so clean they seem stripped down to the bone. Yet it is not entirely accurate to describe her clothes as classic, because this would imply they are static, and Sander has never repeated bestselling designs from the previous collections.

Jitrois

The Jitrois fashion house was created in 1983 and immediately attracted celebrity clients including Caroline of Monaco, Elton John and Cher. Leather is the Jitrois signature, and is almost the only material used in their collections. Fur, silk, and feathers complete the fun designs. In 1995, the first collection of stretch leather trousers invaded the windows of Jitrois stores. The elastic trousers perfectly hug curves and create a sexy, flattering silhouette. Hollywood fell in love with the skintight trousers, and soon nobody left the house without their “second skin”. Jitrois groupies never grow tired of the fashion house’s creations and each new collection is eagerly snatched up. Jitrois also designs men’s clothing. The designs are elegant and manly and wasted no time in gaining prestige in the industry. In 2003, Jitrois had the honor of styling the legendary Rolling Stones, and the following year Guns and Roses.

J.Lo

Sweetface Fashion Company, owned by Jennifer Lopez in collaboration with Andy Hilfiger is the most popular celebrity clothing lines on today’s market. Since its launch in April of 2001, Sweetface Fashion Company has expanded the collection to include swimwear, fragrances, jewelry, gloves, scarves, hats, handbags, lingerie, watches, clothing and footwear. Her diversified collection has become a huge hit with fashion conscious individuals, especially in the United States. The overall image of J.Lo’s clothing line represents glamor and sexiness, much like her well-known image. Comfortable while remaining drop-dead-gorgeous, Sweetface Fashion is meant to enhance the look of everyday clothing while maintaining a feminine, sultry image.

Jockey

Jockey International has nothing to do with horses and everything to do with the classic men’s brief (its invention). The more than 130-year-old company makes men’s, women’s, and children’s underwear and loungewear. Its products are sold through thousands of department and specialty stores the likes of Bloomingdale’s and JCPenney. Jockey International licenses and distributes its apparel in more than 120 countries and holds numerous licensing agreements. Chairman and CEO Debra Waller and her family own the company. Jockey International was founded by Samuel Cooper in 1876 as a hosiery company intended to relieve lumberjacks of blisters and infections resulting from shoddy wool socks.

John Smedley

British company John Smedley have been producing luxury fashionable knitwear for men and women for 220 years. The range now extends to children’s wear, accessories and underwear and is renowned for quality and pared-down casual tailoring. The company have continually perfected the art of wool processing methods and remain family-owned, working from the original mill in Derbyshire. The wealth of expertise ensures that garments ‘fit well, sit well and look good for a long time’. The women’s range has been expanded to encompass knitted dresses, shirts, coats and underwear. Similarly, the men’s range features shirts, cardigans and pullovers. Knitted accessories are also available for each gender. There are some children’s items available also. The hallmark of this brand is exceptional quality – using the finest raw materials and time-honored methods, the brand has a secured a global reputation in fashion knitwear. The company continue to manufacture in the UK and ‘Made in England’ is the defining ethos of the brand, etched on every label.

Jolidon

Elite Fashion’s designer swimwear is targeted to elite ladies as it is exquisite in style, it offers a brilliant fit and it is made of high quality fabrics. Jolidon fashion swimwear is distinctive, original, innovative and of impeccable quality. Our one-piece and two-piece swimsuits, beachwear, monokinis, teddies and bikinis will make you look irresistible.

Joules

Joules is the UK’s fastest growing lifestyle brand selling colourful, high quality individual clothing for women, men and children. Well known for bringing the country to mainstream fashion.

Jones New York

The signature look of Jones New York can be summed up into 2 words: sophisticated and chic. This tasteful designer label is quickly becoming one of the top collections in the fashion industry and is sought after by millions of individuals worldwide. Their sassy designs and classy styles have been dressing women for decades. Their sophisticated designs are flattering for women of all shapes and sizes and are perfect for every season. Mix and matching separates from the collection will offer a diverse wardrobe to enjoy all year long.

Juicy Couture

The Juicy Couture label has a very definitive signature style. The first company to receive insurmountable amounts of success as a result of tracksuits, Juicy Couture really made their mark on the industry. The label offers a wide range of velour, cashmere, terry and fleece tracksuits in a number of colors and sizes. Since Juicy released their first tracksuit, many companies have attempted to copy the design of the infamous style. The defining difference between Juicy Couture designs and knock-offs is Juicy’s designs are often labeled “Juicy” in large letters on the rear of most of the pants. Hollywood celebrities have gone crazy for Juicy’s velour tracksuits. Jennifer Lopez, Britney Spears and Madonna along with thousands of other women around the world have chosen to support the efforts of Juicy Couture in making women feel comfortable and while looking undeniably sexy at the same time.

ICEBERG

Iceberg is an Italian luxury fashion design house. Founded in 1962 by Silvio and Giuliana Gerani, the house produces women’s prêt-a-porter, accessories, and fragrances. It is part of the Gilmar group. Its headquarters are in San Giovanni in Marignano, Italy, and it has boutiques and outlets in cities across Europe, primarily in Italy but also in London, Paris, Moscow, Kiev, and in Kuwait City and Dubai. The founders’ son Paolo Gerani is the creative person and the manager. Starting as knitwear specialists, Iceberg were an early proponent of the concept of fashionable sportswear, later expanding into leather wear and jeans. Their products have been worn by Pamela Anderson, Paris Hilton, Li’l Kim and Mischa Barton.

ICHI

Ichi’s collections are aimed at girls who enjoy their independence and creativity within fashion. Designed to be flexible for the modern, hip girl, Ichi provide a clothing line where customers can experiment and add their own personal touch to their style. Ichi is owned by one of Scandinavia’s largest clothing companies, B. Young, who are infamous for focusing on the European fashion market. B. Young created the brand in 1999 with the view of combining European fashion with cutting edge design at affordable prices. The constant evolution of trendy styles, lively colors, exciting designs, and high quality products enables Ichi customers to capture the latest fashionable look effortlessly. Now distributing all across Europe, the womens wear collection includes jackets, t-shirts, dresses, knitwear, skirts, jeans, casual wear and formal wear.

IZOD

IZOD offers updated classic looks for the entire family. IZOD embodies a youthful, energetic spirit with a sport-inspired fashion lifestyle that’s seen in its embrace of bold colors and clean design that stands alone among designer clothes brands. The functional details on IZOD products are innovative and constantly looking forward.

ISAAC MIZRAHI

Brooklyn-born designer Isaac Mizrahi launched his eponymous clothing label in 1986 at Bergdorf Goodman, and presented his first fashion show the following year. The label was picked up by Chanel SA in 1994, and Mizrahi launched a line of affordable IS**C sportswear and dresses. Chanel subsequently withdrew financial backing in 1998. The Mizrahi label encompasses womenswear, menswear, home furnishings, shoes, and handbags. From 2003 to 2008, it was also widely recognized for Mizrahi’s partnership with Target, for whom he created a line of apparel, accessories, and home furnishings. Mizrahi relaunched his couture collection in New York to great acclaim in 2003. Always a proponent of color, wearability, and feminine fun, Mizrahi’s latest collections are luxurious, skewing to a deb that’s more sophisticate than sophomore. In 2008, he relaunched his men’s line and was tapped as the creative director for Liz Claiborne womenswear and accessories.

ISSEY MIYAKE

ISSEY MIYAKE INC. basic philosophy is the continuing focus on both the importance of imagination and the development of new technology in which to make clothing. MIYAKE DESIGN STUDIO was created by Issey Miyake in 1970. In the next year, ISSEY MIYAKE INC. was founded as a subsidiary to plan and manufacture clothes and related products for domestic and international sales. ISSEY MIYAKE has regularly participated in Paris Fashion Week since 1973. The design concept challenges the conventional idea of garment making and strives to highlight the relationship between body and cloth. Issey Miyake is an internationally renowned designer. Inheriting his spirit of innovative product creation with a goal of enhancing people’s daily lives, Miyake staff constantly search for ways to incorporate the joy of life into the company’s creation.

ISTANTE by Versace

Istante was born as the Autumn/Winter collection of 85/86. It is a pret a porter line for both men and women aimed at a medium-high target. Its customers are dynamic and young and in search of style and just like all other Versace collections it has a well defined image. Istante’s style, distribution and production are conducted by the Versace Group. The prices of the Istante col- lection are some 30 percent less than the principal Gianni Versace collection. Istante inaugurated a showroom in Milan in 1985. All its garments and accessories are sold throughout Italy, Europe, Japan and the United States. Istante Donna was studied for young women accustomed to stylish clothes. The shapes, lines and colors emphasize the concept of a garment which lasts in time. Exclusive fabrics and perfect manufacture.