Cinders Daughter Wants Creative Director French Fashion House Chloe
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| Type | Subsidiary of Richemont |
|---|---|
| Industry | Fashion |
| Founded | 1952 (1952) |
| Founders | Gaby Aghion Jacques Lenoir |
| Headquarters | Paris French republic |
| Key people | Gabriela Hearst,[1] Previous creative director, Karl Lagerfeld |
| Website | chloe |
Chloé (French pronunciation: [klɔe]) is a French luxury style business firm founded in 1952 past Gaby Aghion. During the next yr of 1953 Aghion joined forces with Jacques Lenoir,[2] formally managing the business side of the brand, allowing Aghion to purely pursue the artistic growth of Chloé. Its headquarters are located in Paris, France. The house is endemic by luxury brands holding company Richemont Group. Chloé has been worn by many celebrities, including Marion Cotillard, Sienna Miller, Madonna, January Jones, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Cameron Diaz, Emma Stone, Clémence Poésy and Katie Holmes.[iii]
History [edit]
Gaby Aghion (1921-2014) was born in Alexandria, Egypt. After moving to Paris, France in 1945, she founded Chloé in 1952 with a vision of offering luxury prêt-à-porter (Ready-To-Vesture), a new concept at that time.[4] Gaby Aghion continued to run the business firm until 1985, when Chloé was bought by Alfred Dunhill Ltd. (now function of Richemont).
Locations [edit]
Chloé's headquarters are located at Avenue Percier, 8th arrondissement of Paris. The regional offices are in New York, Tokyo, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Dubai.
Chloé has boutiques in Toronto, Bal Harbour, Costa Mesa, Las Vegas, New York Metropolis, Beijing (two), Sydney, Shanghai (ii), Shenzhen, Hong Kong (2), Singapore, Kaohsiung, Taipei (3), Bangkok, Bandung, Paris, Munich, Porto Cervo, Moscow (2), Marbella, Istanbul, London, Tokyo (two), Nagoya, Salmiya, Beirut, Doha, Seoul, Zurich, Dubai (2) and Kuwait.
Timeline [edit]
- 1952: Chloé is founded by Gaby Aghion, a Parisian of Egyptian-Jewish origin. She and her partner, Jacques Lenoir, were among the kickoff to become aware of the raising demand for collections that could merge the strict requirements of haute couture and those of ready-to-wear.
- 1956: The commencement collection is introduced at Le Café de Flore, one of their favorite cafes and the meeting place of artists in Paris. The collection was designed by Gaby Aghion and made by a outset assistant at Lelong. Gaby Aghion and Jacques Lenoir outset hiring young talented designers, who would eventually make a proper noun of their own: Christiana Bailly, Michèle Rosier, Maxime de la Falaise, Graziella Fontana, Tan Giudicelli, Guy Paulin, Carlos Rodriguez.
- 1966: Karl Lagerfeld is the chief designer and Chloé becomes one of the symbolic brands of the 1970s. Amidst its customers : Jackie Kennedy, Brigitte Bardot, Maria Callas and Grace Kelly.
- 1971: The first Chloé boutique opens at the 3 rue Gribeauval in Paris.
- 1985: The company is caused by the Richemont group.
- 1980s: Chloé keeps working with promising and eventually famous artistic directors: Martine Sitbon in 1988, Karl Lagerfeld in 1992.
- 1997: Stella McCartney brings in a new management, feminine, romantic and impertinent.
- 2001: Phoebe Philo adds a personal and sensual touch. Kirsten Dunst, Natalie Portman, and Lou Doillon go customers.
- 2002: Chloé launches a line of numberless, small-scale leather appurtenances and shoes. The Paddington bag will become the first of the 'it-bags'.[ description needed ]
- 2006: Paulo Melim Andersson brings in a staggered and modern manner.[ description needed ]
- 2008: After close collaboration with the brand for the launch of the fragrance, Hannah MacGibbon is named creative director.
- 2009: MacGibbon introduces her first collection in March at the Spring-Summertime 2009 track. She cited the fashion illustrations of Antonio Lopez as an inspiration.[5] American actress, former model and fashion designer Chloë Sevigny becomes a spokesperson for the company.
- 2010: Geoffroy de la Bourdonnaye becomes CEO and chairman Ralph Toledano
- 2011: MacGibbon is replaced past former Pringle of Scotland Designer Clare Waight Keller.
- 2012: Chloé starts sponsorship of the annual Prix Chloé at the Festival de Manner de Hyères
- 2017: Clare Waight Keller is replaced by Natacha Ramsay-Levi as creative director of Chloé
- 2020: Natacha Ramsay-Levi announces she will leave Chloé in December 2020, with Gabriela Hearst announced as her replacement with her debut drove out in March 2021.
References [edit]
- ^ Nicole Phelps (7 December 2020). "Gabriela Hearst Named Creative Director of Chloé". Vogue . Retrieved nine May 2021.
- ^ "Chloé - Biographies Archived seven April 2016 at the Wayback Machine." retrieved 13 Baronial 2014.
- ^ Chloé Offices Retrieved on 23 August 2009.
- ^ Mower, Sarah (2013). Chloe: Attitudes. Rizzoli Intl Pubns. ISBN978-0847838523.
- ^ Mower, Sarah (eleven March 2009), "Chloé Fall 2009 Prepare-to-Wear Collection", Style.com , retrieved 11 February 2010
External links [edit]
- Chloé's official site
- Chloé – brand and company contour at Fashion Model Directory
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