1. Dolce & Gabbana
   Dresden & Gates
2. Dane & Gaultier
   Denmark & Grube

Dolce & Gabbana was created in 1982 by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. It is a favorite of celebrities.

1. fashion designer
   Vogue editor
2. fashion critic
   model

Naomi Campbell was one of the most famous models in the world in the 1980s and 1990s. She was one of the only models of her generation to be declared a supermodel.

1. Freidrich Chanel
   Chanel Lluewen
2. Coco Chanel
   Chanel Gaspard

Coco Chanel was the founder and namesake of the brand Chanel. Coco Chanel was a French businesswoman and designer, famous for her timeless designs.

1. Vera Wang
   Donatella Versace
2. Ralph Lauren
   Tommy Hilfiger

Vera Wang is known for her elegant yet modern bridal collections. These dresses start at $2,900.

1. The 1850s
   The 1920s
2. The 1960s
   The 1980s

The flappers of the roaring '20s often wore their hair short, in bouncy bobs. Cloche hats, straight silhouettes and art deco inspired clothing were all the rage.

1. Prince Harry
   Queen Victoria
2. Princess Diana
   Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge

Princess Diana was a '90s style icon who influenced women around the world and continues to do so, even after her death. The singer and style icon Rihanna has even mentioned being influenced by her.

1. Michael Kors
   Christian Louboutin
2. Jason Wu
   Yohji Yamamoto

Michael Kors is a fashion designer with a net worth of $1 billion. He was one of the weekly judges on the Emmy-nominated "Project Runway."

1. Tyra Banks
   Iman
2. Kendall Jenner
   Cindy Crawford

Iman was one of the first black supermodels to be recognized internationally. She retired from modeling in 1989 and has her own makeup line for women of color.

1. Jennifer Lopez
   Lady Gaga
2. Björk
   Tilda Swinton

in 2001, Icelandic musician and DJ Björk wore the famous swan dress to the Oscars. It was designed by Macedonian designer Marjan Pejoski.

1. women
   African Americans
2. teens
   the working class

Youth culture came to the forefront for the first time in the 1950s. Clothes were designed and sold with teens and young people in mind.

1. 1950s
   1970s
2. 1990s
   2000s

Heroin chic reflected the grunge culture of the era. It favored an emaciated and androgynous look.

1. high-end fashion
   retail fashion
2. makeup
   all of the above

Marc Jacobs is the head designer of his own fashion line, Marc Jacobs. His diffusion line, Marc by Marc Jacobs, can also be found in retail stores around the world. Marc Jacobs beauty also offers a wide range of high-end makeup and beauty products.

1. America
   Australia
2. Japan
   U.K.

Kate Moss was born in the greater London area in 1974. She is famous for her thin figure and rose to fame as part of the heroin chic fashion trend of the 1990s.

1. Gianni Versace
   Karl Lagerfeld
2. Vera Wang
   Ralph Lauren

Gianni Versace, founder of the international fashion house Versace, was shot and killed in 1997 on the steps of his Miami Beach mansion. Serial Killer Andrew Cunanan was obsessed with Versace and made him his fifth and final victim before committing suicide.

1. 1890s
   1920s
2. 1960s
   1990s

During the Swinging '60s, British pop culture, music and fashion took America by storm. Beatlemania and miniskirts were everywhere.

1. Christian Dior
   Vivienne Westwood
2. Betsey Johnson
   Tom Ford

Christian Dior released his first collection in 1947, and it has since come to be known as the "New Look." After the western world made do with utilitarian fashion during the world wars, his collection introduced the glamorous and feminine silhouettes and details which came to define '50s fashion.

1. Russia
   England
2. France
   Canada

Alexander McQueen was a fashion visionary with his own famous label. He was born in London in 1969.

1. Naomi Campbell
   Tatjana Patitz
2. Cindy Crawford
   all of the above

The popularization of models as wealthy and renowned figures blossomed in the 1990s. The first women who embodied this image, considered to be the original modern supermodels, are Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, Tatjana Patitz and Christy Turlington.

1. Tyra Banks
   Iman
2. Twiggy
   Gigi Hadid

Twiggy was one of the world's first internationally famous models. She was a London icon of the '60s.

1. Madonna
   Rihanna
2. Lindsay Lohan
   Marilyn Monroe

Madonna wore a Jean Paul Gaultier corset during her 1990 world tour. People have been wearing corsets and lingerie-inspired tops ever since.

1. futuristic silhouettes
   bold patterns
2. clean lines
   neon colors

Armani is known for creating pieces with clean and classic lines. He is considered to be a pioneer of red carpet fashion.

1. drug overdose
   anorexia nervosa
2. a stalker
   mysterious circumstances

Uruguayan model Luisel Ramos died in 2006 at age 22, after consuming nothing but lettuce and Diet Coke for months. Her death of anorexia, along with the deaths of several other models in 2006, caused fashion capitals around the world to re-evaluate their standards.

1. Donatella Versace
   Tom Ford
2. Carolina Herrera
   Ralph Lauren

While Ralph Lauren did not invent the polo shirt, he was the most successful at branding and selling it. His 1972 Polo line made this shirt an icon throughout the '70s and '80s.

1. Donatella Versace
   Anna Sui
2. Jimmy Choo
   Donna Karan

DKNY is an extension of the Donna Karan New York line, invented by American designer Donna Karan. It was meant to be a less expensive line for younger women.

1. Betsey Johnson
   Vivienne Westwood
2. Tom Ford
   Christian Louboutin

Louboutin is a French fashion designer known for his high-end stiletto heels with iconic red soles. His fascination with shoes began at an early age, and he would sketch them in school instead of paying attention in class.

1. Marc Jacobs
   Vivienne Westwood
2. Ralph Lauren
   Coco Chanel

Vivenne Westwood was born in the U.K. in 1941. Her designs are notoriously goth, punk and new wave inspired.

1. 1940s
   1870s
2. 1970s
   2000s

Bold, bright and flamboyant clothing meant to be worn while disco dancing were popular during this era. Flared pants, jumpsuits and sequin bandeau tops were popular.

1. Tom Ford
   Betsey Johnson
2. Alexander McQueen
   Karl Lagerfeld

Tom Ford is a luxury designer who has dressed James Bond. He also directed the Academy-award nominated films "A Single Man" and "Nocturnal Animals."

1. The Middle East
   India
2. Eastern Europe
   all of the above

Hippies often made their own clothing. Folk-inspired embroidery was a common staple, as were Nehru Jackets, hip-length vests favored by India's prime minister at the time, Jawaharlal Nehru.

1. Michael Kors
   John Galliano
2. Betsey Johnson
   Carolina Herrera

Betsey Johnson is an American fashion designer famous for her over-the-top and playful designs. She is known for using non-traditional models and having bold fun with fashion.

1. France
   America
2. Spain
   Germany

Christian Dior was born in France in 1905. His first collection debuted in 1947.

1. to make their waists look smaller
   they were trying to dress for success at work
2. it was the dress code
   to emulate Jackie Kennedy

In the late '70s John Molloy's book "Dress For Success" came out, which advised women on how to dress for their careers. It suggested suits, which were combined with widening shoulder pads to make women look more masculine in hopes of climbing the career ladder.

1. Ronald Reagan
   John F. Kennedy
2. Theodore Roosevelt
   Abraham Lincoln

President John F. Kennedy's wife, Jackie Kennedy, is remembered for many of her iconic outfits. She preferred French couture but began to wear more American designers after she was criticized by the press.

1. Calvin Klein
   Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen
2. Donatella Versace
   Princess Diana

Former child stars and twin sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have managed to leverage child stardom into being fashion icons with their own fashion empire. They popularized the look known as boho-chic, which features large sunglasses, chunky jewelry and layers of clothes.

1. Audrey Hepburn
   Marilyn Monroe
2. Stevie Nicks
   Kim Kardashian

Audrey Hepburn is known for bringing the little black dress into the public eye. Her personal style was minimalistic and cool, including a lot of black, casual separates and a pixie cut.