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In 1954, Frenchman Daniel Tribouillard joined the textile firm of Jacques Leonard. In 1958 the company decided to expand into garment-making, and Tribouillard was made the designer of this new business, Leonard Fashion. The company was known for their brightly colored prints, which are often compared to those of Pucci. Starting around 1970, Leonard used a printed silk jersey for their designs.

Leonard is still open today, with over 100 boutiques worldwide. The designer is now Veronique Leroy, with Daniel Tribouillard acting as CEO of the company.

Written by fuzzylizzie


from a 1960s dress - Courtesy of Ruth Baza

from a 1960s dress

Courtesy of Ruth Baza

from a 1970s maxi dress - Courtesy of Poppy's Vintage Clothing

from a 1970s maxi dress

Courtesy of Poppy’s Vintage Clothing

from a 1970s dress - Courtesy of claireshaeffer

from a 1970s dress

Courtesy of claireshaeffer

from a 1980s print dress - Courtesy of antiquedress.com

from a 1980s print dress

Courtesy of antiquedress.com