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Designers
• Alexander McQueen
• Alice + Olivia
• Anna Sui
• Anya Hindmarch
• Armani
• BCBG Max Azria
• BCBGirls
• Ben Sherman
• Betsey Johnson
Dresses and Clothing
Shoes and Accessories
• Botkier
• Burberry
• Catherine Malandrino
• Charlotte Ronson
• Comme des Garcons
• Custo Barcelona
• Diane von Furstenberg
• Dolce & Gabbana
• Dries Van Noten
• Ed Hardy
• Etro
• Gucci
• Harajuku Lovers
Bags
Clothing and Shoes
Watches
• ICON
Bags & Accessories
Shoes
• Iodice
• Issa
• Jimmy Choo
• Juicy Couture
• Kate Spade
• KLS by Kimora Lee Simmons
• L.A.M.B.
• Lilly Pulitzer
• Lotta Stensson
• Marc Jacobs
• Marni
• Missoni
• Miss Sixty
• Miu Miu
• Nanette Lepore
• Norma Kamali
• Orla Kiely
• Paul Smith
• Prada
• Pringle of Scotland
• Proenza Schouler
• Pucci
• Robert Graham
• Roberto Cavalli
• See by Chloe
• T-bags
• Tibi
• Tokidoki
• Tracy Reese
• Vera Wang
• Vivienne Tam
• Vivienne Westwood
• Yohji Yamamoto/Y-3
 Yohji Yamamoto is perhaps the most familiar and commercially available of the modern Japanese designers -- his Y-3 label with Adidas is a coveted badge of urban style for hipsters worldwide. His initial work, however, focused on minimalism in fabric and color, as well as sculptural elements to enhance the natural features of a woman’s body. Clearly influenced by early designers such as Cristobal Balenciaga, Yamamoto uses tailoring to a greater extent than the other exhibit designers, but also espouses the view that "symmetry, the symbol of perfection, lacks a human element." His work has influenced contemporary US designers Calvin Klein and Narciso Rodriguez, among others. |
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Y-3 at eLuxury.com
