On his birthday, L'OFFICIEL remembers the late André Leon Talley, a revered figure in the fashion industry for his historic triumphs and dedication to inclusivity in the editorial space.
When Coco Chanel established her eponymous fashion house, little did she know that the empire she would build would become a family affair.
Coco Chanel, born Gabrielle Chanel, was the most revolutionary stylist of the 1900s. Read her raw story, from her tumultuous childhood to creating the little black dress.
Celebrate the American fashion designer's 63rd birthday with these fascinating facts.
Alongside Naomi Campbell and Cindy Crawford, the supermodel was a fixture on '90s runways.
Take a look at the ethereal White Witch of rock ‘n’ roll, Stevie Nicks, and her mark on both music and fashion with her poetic lyrics, piercing voice, and magical, otherworldly ensembles.
The iconic photographer is survived by his wife Mia, their three children, and dog Puffy.
Fashion genius Lee Alexander McQueen was known for his theatrical runway presentations and edgy political collections. On his birthday, L'OFFICIEL rounds up the most memorable runway shows that made fashion history.
While you might know Adriana Lima best from her years as a Victoria's Secret Angel, this supermodel has been dominating the fashion industry for over two decades.
Today, Schiaparelli is a brand known to distort the shape and reimagine the form of the wearer. This legacy of whimsical, otherworldly fashion started with founder Elsa Schiaparelli’s surrealist vision.
Mugler has dressed everyone from '90s supermodels Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss to today's stars like Kim Kardashian and Cardi B.
The former magazine editor and friend to some of fashion's biggest names passed away in a hospital in White Plains, New York.
Celebrate the designer's 75th birthday by remembering some of her sartorial hallmarks.
L'OFFICIEL celebrates the lives and careers of some of the fashion industry's biggest losses this year.
