Karl Lagerfeld

Fashion designer and creative director

Karl Lagerfeld - Artists & Creatives born September 10th, 1933
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A prominent fashion designer and creative director, the individual led major fashion houses, including Chanel and Fendi. Contributions to the fashion industry spanned several decades, and a distinctive style characterized by bold designs and innovative techniques was established. The individual also launched a personal luxury brand, which gained considerable recognition. In addition to fashion design, the individual was known for photography, often photographing the campaigns for own collections and collaborating with various artists.

Creative director of Chanel

Creative director of Fendi

Founder of Karl Lagerfeld brand

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