Givenchy designed Hepburn's iconic black dress for the 1961 film, solidifying one of fashion's most famous creative partnerships.

Chanel is credited with popularizing a more casual, chic feminine style that replaced the stiff corseted silhouettes of the early 20th century.

Lagerfeld was known for his incredible work ethic, sometimes designing up to 14 collections a year for different houses simultaneously.

The wrap dress became a cultural phenomenon in the 1970s, selling millions and symbolizing women's independence and professional empowerment.

Dior's "New Look" featured cinched waists and full skirts, a dramatic departure from the utilitarian and frugal styles worn during wartime.