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Throughout its 120-year tenure, the magazine has told the story of the most compelling moments in fashion and culture while simultaneously creating them. In honor of our 120th anniversary, we look back at ten famous “firsts.”
The upper classes once imposed the fashion staple on their servants—then they stole it back from them.
The Little Black Dress's Lost Underclass Origins - The Atlantic
In 1926, Coco Chanel designed the little black dress which is still an iconic piece of clothing in today’s fashion. The little black dress featured a simple and short style which women have been told is an essential and an item every women should have in her wardrobe. The style of the dress created a…
The Iconic Little Black Dress – Leahbxo
From Audrey Hepburn to Diana, Princess of Wales, take a walk down LBD memory lane.
See famous little black dresses since 1926
Coco Chanel / Little Black Dress / Vintage Retro Art Print
Dear ladies, what dress is the one you’ll always want on standby? Definitely the classic little black dress! The debut of the little black dress The Little Black Dress, in short, isLBD. This concept was originated in the 1920s and has been celebrated for around for a century. The 20th century is the most classic […]
The little black dress ~ Academie de Bernadac : Academie de Bernadac
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The little black dress is iconic. When it first entered the style consciousness in 1926 it democratised fashion. It’s short length and simplicity meant that any woman could afford to be chic.
The evolution of: the little black dress - Reader's Digest
Chanel in 55 Objects: The Iconic Designer Through Her Finest
Cocktail dresses and cutting-edge catwalk creations will be brought together with punk and fetish outfits for a major new fashion exhibition at Scotland’s busiest visitor attraction.
Black outfits from 'little black dress' to leather and latex take
Cinema Connection--Evolution of the Little Black Dress from 1927's
Being the fruit of the umpteenth collaboration between Hubert de Givenchy and Audrey Hepburn, the black satin dress that the actress wore in Breakfast at Tiffany’s has always been considered as one of the most iconic looks in cinematic history
The Story Behind That Little Black Dress Worn by Audrey Hepburn In
The Little Black Dress – Megan Hess