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    Top 5 Fashion Designer Logos

    Fashion is an integral element for almost everyone with an approach towards style and elegance in the way s/he appears. And in today’s competitive world, there are certain designer brands that are ranked above the rest. They are responsible for creating and popularizing new trends in fashion and some of them have achieved an almost guru-like status due to their immense popularity. Thus, some designer logos have managed to achieve worldwide recognition unlike others. These designer logos are synonymous with high-end fashion, glamour, elegance and style. They are the logos of corporations that rule the world of fashion.

    Chanel Designer Logo

    Chanel Designer Logo‘The house of Chanel’ is a popular French designer house established in Paris, founded by Gabrielle Bonheur “Coco” Chanel. The Chanel fashion house is world famous for its line of clothing, perfumes and other fashion accessories.

    The Chanel designer logo is an interlocking back-to-back, overlapping double C. Coco Chanel herself designed it in 1925, based on her own initials. This logo is by far the most famous and widely recognized designer logo in the world. It is continually projected on many of Chanel’s designer accessories. Due to its boldness and simplicity, it has managed to leave an imprint on many people’s minds. This designer logo is classy and distinctive, and successfully portrays the house of Chanel as an iconic fashion brand.

    Hermès Designer Logo

    Hermès Designer Logo‘Hermès is also a French designer corporation. It is directly linked to impeccable taste and high-class style. This label is given rightly so, simply because each of their products are of the highest quality and are made painstakingly with utmost care and precision. The Hermès designer logo depicts a horse and carriage. It is a highly symbolic logo and was used by the Hermès family to show how their company evolved with the changing times. The logo itself oozes antique excellence, heritage and has a sense of stature.

    Versace Designer Logo

    Versace Designer LogoThe Versace designer logo, unlike any other, is an interesting illustrative designer logo. It is symbolically linked to Greek mythology, which shows the snake-entwined head of Medusa, an evilish character from Greek mythology, who turned onlookers into stone. This designer logo pays homage to Gianni Versace, the founder of the company, who was obsessed with classical themes. According to him, Medusaw seemed the right choice as “she is the epitome of fatal attraction”. The logo depicts a sense of seduction and history and symbolizes the Versace goddess, whom Gianni’s clothes are made for. It beautifully projects the Versace image for being sultry, glamorous and over-the-top. Due to its unique design the logo itself looks highly artistic and bold when used on Versace products. The Versace brand is famous for creating risqué, sensuous and beautiful clothes.

    Givenchy Designer Logo

    Givenchy Designer LogoGivenchy is mostly famous for its line of perfumes as well as clothing and jewelry. The Givenchy designer logo is very appealing even though it is very simple. It nevertheless leaves a forceful impression on the viewer. The logo consists of a quadruple ‘G’ forming a larger square. It is a bold linear logo yet it creates a sense of fluidity. This symbol reminds of Celtic jewelry with a similar sort of complex and delicate design; the symmetrical nature employed is extremely appealing too.

    Louis Vuitton Designer Logo

    Louis Vuitton Designer LogoLouis Vuitton is mostly famous for its monogrammed handbags, luggage and other fashion accessories. Hence, the Louis Vuitton designer logo is widely known and recognized. It is a stylized Japanese inspired floral motif, representing the brand’s initials. The font used for this logo is rather distinguished, having a very attractive appeal, and effectively manages to make the initials stand out.

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15 users responded in " Top 5 Fashion Designer Logos "
    • Jessica Field Says:
      August 27th, 2007 at 1:59 am

      They are now. I was having some trouble finding the right pics and thus, the delay happened. I hope you will like this article and the images as well.

    • Mark Says:
      September 21st, 2007 at 12:06 pm

      I think you’ve been unconsciously steered towards great fashion houses which have quite good logos.

      If you were really looking for the very best logos which happened to be for fashion houses, I don’t see how you could possibly leave out the Jaeger skein-of-wool logo. It’s remembered by many people who cannot list any other fashion logo.

    • Yaco Says:
      October 7th, 2007 at 5:02 pm

      ” … certain designer brands that are ranked above the rest. …some of them have achieved an almost guru-like status due to their immense popularity. Thus, some designer logos have managed to achieve worldwide recognition unlike others.”

      yeah…I do not want to sound as stuck up, but it is pretty clear to me that they did not “unconciously steer” towards anything, but rather, had a clear focus since the intro. Maybe people you’ve known like Jaeger skein-of-wool…and the logo, but “worldwide recognition”, “leader”, & “above the rest” don’t seem to relate to it. By the way, the famous logo isn’t that easy to google.

    • fashion a la mode Says:
      November 12th, 2007 at 8:43 pm

      well, the Chanel Logo seems to be the most lucrative anyway.
      Usually I think of a chic woman when I see that familiar double Cs.

      I think your blog is great!!
      I will come back as often as possible.

    • GLHM Says:
      September 21st, 2009 at 4:37 pm

      I think that to list ALL the most important logos in the fashion industry it would take a whole book, and of course some may be left out, but kuddos for doing this and not making me pay for a entire book!!

    • Anonymous_Princess Says:
      October 11th, 2009 at 11:56 am

      Great advice! I can use this for when I audition for America’s Next Top Model! Although, I have 2 agree w/Susan, Gucci should be right under “Coco” Chanel!

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