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In the 17th century
France's luxury clothing industry.
The French royal court was famous for
its elegant and elaborate clothing styles, and fashion
designers and tailors worked extensively at the Palace of Versailles during this period,
From the mid-19th century onwards, famous high fashion houses for luxury clothing began to be established in Paris.
These houses worked on special orders and produced custom-designed clothes for their customers,
and fashion designers such as House of Worth and Charles Frederick Worth gained great fame during this period,
Many famous luxury fashion brands
such as Louis Vuitton (1854), Gucci (1921), Chanel (1910),
and Prada (1913) were founded
or in the 19th early
20th century,
The 1920s were an important turning point in women's clothing
and Flapper style emerged, reflecting freedom and comfort
differently from the traditional ,
designs of
earlier eras,
In 1947, Christian Dior introduced a new style of clothing, the 'New Look'
which was considered a reaction to the strict designs of the post-war period,
and this style, consisting of long skirts, narrow waists and wide capes,
was considered a turning point in luxury clothing.
