Armani Privé autumn/winter 2009/10 Paris Haute Couture collection

Models wear creations from the Armani Privé autumn/winter 2009/10 Haute Couture collection

Models wear creations from the Armani Privé autumn/winter 2009/10 Haute Couture collection

Models wear creations from the Armani Privé autumn/winter 2009/10 Haute Couture collection

Models wear creations from the Armani Privé autumn/winter 2009/10 Haute Couture collection

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TOP 3 BRAND LOGOS IN FASHION DESIGN INDUSTRY

Fashion industry has seems to be growing very rapidly with the time and reflects the changing trends of society. In addition, in today’s competitive scenario, there are certain famous brands that are topping up the market and they are bringing a fresh lease of hope and creativity in the popularization of the upcoming fashion liabilities. In which some fashion logos design are standing out of them all and achieved the worldwide reorganization. These “fantastic three” are the best logos design, bundling with scintillating style, glamor and never ended fashion tweaking attitude. These are the logos of the biggest success giants of the fashion industry and their logos are known as a symbol of trust, ambiance and guarantee.

Gianni Versace is one of the most famous fashion clothing brands, and it’s a professional logo design anchoring Greek mythology within it; Medusa is a main character used with a snake entwined on her head. Medusa means the epitome of fatal attraction, and the logo turns into a biggest and classical success as it grabs the buyer’s attention in coming into the stores. The logo defines the history and seduction. It projects Versace as a glamorous and beautiful clothing range brand through the world. In addition, logo design uniqueness is making differ from others. This logo branding gives the brand an archetypal yet edgy image that is appreciated by fashion lovers of all ages and lifestyles.

Polo Ralph Lauren represents a large clothing line with lots of fame attached to it because of its stylish and modernizes fashionable clothes. Among the custom logos design, polo is wearing one of its kind in which a polo player is on his horse in the middle of the game and his hand is off for a shot a polo stick. The only word, which eludes after seeing that beautiful creation, is OUTSTANDING. Polo has its own mark in the brand market and usually there exclusive design shirts are the most popular with embarking bold logo on the front making the person full of pride. If you want to see a effective logo branding design then polo is one of the best examples.

Lacoste is one of the oldest and most fashionable companies started with the clothing brand then after that they make their mark in many more accessories like shoes wear, perfumes, leather goods etc. Their brand logo is its main identity, which grabbing the viewers attention from decades. The professional design logo is displaying a picture of a crocodile in a very wild and angry mood, opening its mouth all over to bite you hard. It has its own extraordinary attraction, which makes the buyer a style, a sense of aggression and a worth of the product. There has been a controversy on its resembling logo with Crocodile garments but they have won that case in 2003 and now they leading the fashion industry with a charm.

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Casual Luxury

Abercrombie & Fitch - Casual Luxury

Longing for the finer things in life doesn’t always mean we have to be prodigal. There’s always that guilty feeling you’re being too extravagant when you’re buying something on your wishlist. If you’re in this situation, fret no more - because famous fashion designers now offer “white label” apparel. Think of casual luxury or budget exotic, these items are less expensive but doesn’t compromise looks or quality.

The following are some designer brands that offer both black label (high-end, high-priced) and white label (affordable) clothing lines… now there’s something to look forward to in austerity:

Abercrombie & Fitch

RUEHL No.925 - the highest price range among the A&F brands targeting post-collegiate 25 through 35 aged consumers

Hollister Co. - moderately priced compared to its parent brand, made for teenager market.

Giorgio Armani

Armani Privé - Armani’s high priced “haute couture” or in layman’s terms: made-to-wear (in contrast to ready-to-wear).

Armani Exchange - A|X is the most affordable of all the Armani lines and mainly targets the American market featuring urban-style themes for the younger customers and offered as ready-to-wear products.

Calvin Klein

Calvin Klein Collection - black label, top-end designer line

Calvin Klein - white label, better sportswear line

Gap

Banana Republic - Gap’s mainstream luxury clothing line.

Old Navy - for the fashion oriented yet price conscious teens.

Dolce & Gabbana

Dolce&Gabbana - (note: spelled without spaces) specializes in expensive luxury formal wear

D&G - the urban-inspired trend-setter casual line, D&G is the younger, more flamboyant line of the Dolce brand.

Polo Ralph Lauren

Purple Label - Ralph Lauren’s signature, and highest end, men’s line.

Chaps - sold at a lower price point, offers items for men, women, children and also the home.

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Luxury Fashion Logos

Nope, they’re not Chinese characters, just some 4 famous fashion logos placed together. It is interesting to discover luxury labels implement some kind of “overlapping” or “interlocking” methods when creating their iconic trademarks, using the first letter of their names.

“CC” stands for Coco Chanel while “GG” means Guccio Gucci. Ever wonder who did it first? Basing from the time they founded their companies, Chanel seems to be the first one to do this. Chanel was founded 1909, while Gucci started theirs 1921. Some say the Chanel logo was not trademarked until during the first openings of Chanel stores (maybe 1909?). On the other hand, the interlocking double G logo of Gucci was used in the mid-60s.

Fendi (founded 1925) and Givenchy (founded 1952) followed the same style.

Little did we know, the use of letters or initials as company logo was started by the French luxury fashion and leather goods company, Louis Vuitton. Way back in 1888, the “LV” logo and the “Damier Canvas” pattern was made. Reversing the letters LV maybe didn’t looked good, so probably the best thing to do is to overlap the “L” and the “V”. What do you think?

Louis Vuitton

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