LANVINBy: Jade Judith Dykstra

Fashion Industry 100 Online 32554

Designer PowerPoint

JEANNE LANVIN•Born 1867

•French Designer

•Mother Daughter Outfits

•Did Not Drape or Sketch

•Intricate Trimmings, Embroidery, and Beading

•Influential Designer of 1920’s and 1930’s

•Death 1946

THE FRENCH FASHION HOUSE

•Children’s Clothing-1909

•Women’s Clothing-1909

•Fragrances-1925

•Men’s Clothing-1926

•Furs-1982

•Accessories-1982

THE NAME LIVES ON•Jeanne Lanvin (1889-1946)

•Antonio del Castillo (1950-1963)

•Jules-Francois Crahay (1963-1984)

•Maryll Lanvin (1985-1989)

•Claude Montana(1990-1992)

•Eric Bergere (1989-1991)

•Dominique Morlotti (1992-1995)

•Ocimar Versolato (1995-1997)

•Cristina Ortiz (1998-2001)

•Alber Elbaz (2002-Present)

SPRING 2000

Subtle Yet Striking

Black, Red, Lilac, Green, and Cocoa

Canvas, Leather, and Coated Cotton

FALL 2000

Patchwork of Lozenge Shapes

Embroidered With Silk or Beads

Ice Cream and Coffee Tones

SPRING 2005

Volume and Weightlessness

Simple to Put On

Incorporated Pearls, Ribbon, or Stones

FALL 2005

What Women Love About Lanvin

Lots of Jackets

Black and Cream With Little Color

SPRING 2010

Color and Originality

Drapery and Pleats

Remembered by Many

FALL 2010 Urban Simplicity

and Fierce Embellishment

Cocktail and Eveningwear

Women’s Fashion Desires

KEEPING A THEME

Strong and Feminine Bold and Risky

OLD VS. NEW

Vintage 1950’s Lanvin 2006

LOOKING TO THE FUTURE

• Clothes That Fit Women’s Lifestyles

•Improved Quality and Style

•Brining the Label Back to The Top

Bibliography

www.style.com

http://www.interviewmagazine.com/fashion/alber-elbaz/

Martin, R (1997). The St. James Fashion Encyclopedia. Canton, MT: Visible Ink Press.

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