Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton had a will to make it to the top and made him popular globally. The founder of the enormous company brought a change in the outlook of handbags. He brought luxury to leather bags into leading edge. Creating excellent stye status with it.

Louis Vuitton was born August 4, 1821 in Jura, France. He moved to Paris on foot which was a 400 km trip. While his trip, he had a few odd jobs to pay during his journey. He was a clothes packer and earned to made a name for himself by being Napolean III of France's wife's clothes packer. It was this learning experience that made he start designing flat luggage setting his foundation of the LV Company. On his son,George's wedding, Louis gave his son full control over to company. He died Februry 27, 1892.

After his dead, George made Louis Vuitton a worldwide corporation. In 1904, the company opened a new trunk of products, which includes: perfumes, clothing, accessories, and etc. Now his stores are located NewYork, Bombay, Washington, London, Alexandria, and Bueno Aires.

Giorgio Armani

Giorgio Armani is one of the most known fashion designers of the industry. This Italian fashion genius has been famous for his contribution, Armani, to the fashion industry. Known for his menswear, his creativity has improved each season, not by changing it dramatically but with the change of trend.

Armani was born on July 11, 1934 in Piacenza, Emilia-Romagna. He studied in medicine but soon discovered his love for photography. He worked as a window dresser in a department store, La Rinascente. His career in fashion started in 1961 when he worked as a designer for Nino Cerruti. In 1974, he launched his own brand, Armani, with partner Sergio Galeotti.

The brand started with menswear and womenswear has expanded to fragrance, shoes, handbag, eye gear, etc. His contribution has increased other's eye attention and became an international success. Worth a $4.1 billion in 2007. Armani's clothes has been shown through A-list celebrities to flight attendants organizing a solid place for the designer's creations for years to come.

Dolce&Gabbana

Thank the sweet lord for making the creators of Dolce&Gabbana, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. The Italian Duo are known for making stars look like stars such as Demi Moore, Nicole Kidman, and of course the one and only Madonna. They created the costumes for Madonna's Girlie Show in 1993, and also Whitney Houston's 1999 tour. The pair met while working as assistants in an atelier in Milan. They made their name together in 1985, took part in a fashion to launch "New Talents" introduced a menswear and a signature fragrances. From there, their name became international by opening boutiques in Italy, Japan, Hong Kong, and London. By 1997, their company reported a turnover of $400 million. Both designers announced their retirement at the age of 40.

The Crazy, Wild Betsey Johnson

New York designer, Betsey Johnson, has built her career in fashion by following her own rules. Known for her over the top celebrations, Betsey has been in the industry with her unique and rebellious style since the 1960's. Born in Connecticut and spent her childhood in dance classes. Her desire to be a dancer and her love for the costumes was a huge influence for Betsey's creativity and inspiration. In 1964, Betsey won the scene byh winning Mademoiselle magazine's "Great Editor Contest". Since when, She hasn't stop the ball from rolling. Later on the year, she landed with a top designer position for Paraphernalia, a clothing boutique housed by the hottest young London designers. What soon become Betsey's trademark look: sexy silhouettes, hippie inspired flowing fabrics, whimsical detailing and, most importantly, a fabulous fit. Interested? View Betsey Johnson.

TeenVogue: Top Picks For Spring.

I was recently looking through my monthly magazine, automatically went to my personal favorite section: FASHION. (obviously) There was one article in the section that catch my attention with Teen Vogue's Accessories Director, Taylor Tomasi. One of the most talented woman in the world had picked out her favorite items for the Spring '09. Which are the following:

1. Burberry T-strap
2. Venna Rhinestone Necklaces
3. Toms Tiedye Slip-Ons
4. Laurence Decade Lace Flat
5. Ilse Jacobsen Rain Boots (Which Are In Bright Colors Too :])
6. Ash Woven Jelly
7. Marc By Marc Jacobs Lace-Up
8. See By Chloe Jelly
9. Dries Cuff
10. Louboutin Satin-Patent Brogues
11. Soukwear Beach Bag
12. Venna Necklace
13. Chanel Shopper (MY FAVORITE :D)
14. Tod's Neoprene Bag
15. Zigi Strappy Sandals
16. Miu Miu Metalics
17. Balmain Rhinetone-Stud Heel
18. F-Troupe Jelly
19. Epice Floral Scarves
20. Chloe Stripe Fabric Frame Bag

**To see the rest of the list go to Teen Vogue.

The Youngest Fashion Designer

Proving fashion designers can start at all ages, Kira Plastinina is the youngest entrepreneur who has sought the attention of the world with her designs. Kira Plastinina is a designer and brand name that brings unique quality and talent to the fashion industry. The 16 year old fashion designer is from Russia. Kira's talent was noticed by her father who was a CEO at a produce company in Russia. He later retired and invested in his daughter's talents. The Russian-American Princess has been a huge hit since. Together they have opened up several stores around Europe. In 2008, they opened up ten stores within the United States, including New York City and Los Angeles. Plastinina has created designs for sandals, shoes, pants, shirts, dresses, skirts, boots, overalls, perfume, and more. To view her designs, visit Kira Plastinina.

The Magic of Chanel

The Chanel show is the most magical of the week. Karl Lagerfeld's set designers always construct an awe-inspiring facade in the middle of the Grand Palais, right on the Seine, and excitement actually buzzes through the air.

He casts the best models - Karen Elson, Jourdan Dunn, Sasha Pivovarova - boasts the most impressive front row - Slumdog Millionaire's Freida Pinto, Lily Allen, Kate Moss - and gives the best gift bags - Dragon Red nail polish and Candy Pink lip gloss.

The black and white clothes weren't too bad either. Mid-way through the collection, Lagerfeld tossed green and pink accents onto his neutral tweeds before throwing in all green look on Jessica Stam and head to toe pink knits on model Lara Stone. Plastic covered Chanel bags came stocked with compartments for perfume, lipstick and even an iPod.

After Karl stepped out of a trap door to wave hello at the end, the audience skipped out into the Paris rain assured that all was well in Chanel-land.