The
impact of Chloe is huge in the fashion world. The ability to create beautiful
feminine looks will last for generations to come. The look of soft, flowing
fabrics are present in today’s fashion, and will remain present for years to
come. The concept of “ready to wear” is also something that has grown
exponentially since Gaby Aghion coined the term. In the world today, there are
more citizens who would be looking for affordable looks, not haute couture
pieces. The key look of Chloe would be the girly; cute designs that woman all
over the globe love.
These
looks are more recent designs by Chloe. The cream and pink dress on the left is
from October 2012, and the Navy blue chiffon is from Spring/Summer 2007. In the
modern styles of fashion the spirit of Chloe remains. The beautiful color,
fluidness of the fabrics, and girly essence still are what define the brand.
Many designers have looked to Chloe for inspiration. The first was Givenchy in
1954 when he displayed his collection “Givenchy University.” He noted the way
Chloe moved past the style structure of the time, and established something
revolutionary in the fashion world. Givenchy used Chloe’s idea of looks that
were more affordable, and ready to wear. Designers following Givenchy in the
years to come also moved towards this type of market. In the beginning of Chloe
the concept was to create looks for people with less money, but as the years
progressed Chloe became more expensive, as many brands that are high in the
fashion industry tend to do. I personally own many styles that represent an
item of Chloe. I love the flowing look of fabrics, and tend to dress more
feminine. If I were able to afford Chloe, then I would be primarily drawn to
wearing those clothing pieces.
Bibliography
“Chloe
2012.” Style Sight. N.p., n.d. Web 12 Nov. 2012.
“Chloe
2009.” Style Sight. N.p., n.d. Web12 Nov. 2012.
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