Hervé Léger (b. 1957) After several years in the fashion business, making hats and working for a knitwear maker, in 1980 Hervé Léger went to Rome to work with Karl Lagerfeld at Fendi. When Lagerfeld went to Chanel in 1983, Léger went with him as an assistant.
In 1985, Léger started his own label, Company MCH Diffiusion. At the same time he worked freelancing for Lanvin, Diane Von Furstenberg, Chloe, Charles Jourdan and others. In 1993, he started the Hervé Léger label. This business was bought by BCBG in 1999, and he was replaced by another designer. He reopened under the name Hervé Leroux, and for a time he also was the designer for the Guy Laroche collections. His designs are often form-fitting, molding a woman’s shape. He is best known for his designs that utilize spandex.
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from a 1990s minidress
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from a 1990’s stretch mini-dress
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