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No one knows better how to express a woman’s charm and beauty, or comprehends the essence of her nature, than the world’s most famous fashion designers. So we’ll let them explain these things in their own words.
No one knows better how to express a woman’s charm and beauty, or comprehends the essence of her nature, than the world’s most famous fashion designers. So we’ll let them explain these things in their own words.
- Real women should be capricious. Christian Dior
- A woman’s age is not important. You can look wonderful in your twenties, still be amazing in your forties and stay fabulous for the rest of your life. Coco Chanel
- One can never take too much care when choosing shoes. Many women consider themselves important, but the real evidence for this is to be found at the end of their legs. Christian Dior
- The best accessory for a woman is a handsome man. Coco Chanel
- Every bite you eat stays in your mouth for two minutes, in your stomach for two hours...and for two month on your hips. Christian Dior
- Elegance is not about catching someone’s eye. It’s about staying in someone’s memory. Giorgio Armani
- Perfume is an important note expressing a woman’s individuality. It adds the final touch to her look. Christian Dior
- When putting on accessories, take off the last thing you’ve put on. Coco Chanel
- What you wear is the essence of how you present yourself to the world, especially now when communication between people happens so fast. Fashion is a universal language that everyone understands. Miuccia Prada
- If you have crooked legs, wear something with a low neckline. Christian Dior
- Always walk like you have three man walking behind you. Oscar de la Renta
- You cannot fake chic, but you can be chic in fake fur. Karl Lagerfeld
- There are no ugly women, only lazy ones. Coco Chanel
- The worse a woman feels, the better she should look. Coco Chanel
- Shoes transform your body language as well as your attitude. They lift you higher both physically and emotionally. Christian Louboutin
- Caring about how you look has to start in your heart and soul. Beauty products on their own won’t help. Coco Chanel
- Buy less, choose well. Vivienne Westwood
- Beware originality. Originality in women’s fashion can lead to a masquerade. Coco Chanel
- Nothing makes a woman look so old as trying desperately hard to look young
