Courrèges
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Established: 1961 (multi-source)
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Product focus: Dresses
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Courrèges is a French prêt-à-porter fashion house founded in 1961 by André Courrèges and Coqueline Courrèges. Originally launched as a couture house, it quickly became renowned for its futuristic, geometric, and minimalist designs that defined 1960s modernism. The brand is credited with pioneering the 'little white dress,' women's trousers, and the iconic go-go boots, combining clean lines and sculpted silhouettes influenced by Balenciaga. Courrèges' philosophy centers on creating functional, modern wardrobes for everyday women, especially working women, with an emphasis on accessibility and youthfulness. The brand has evolved through various ownerships and creative directions, maintaining its heritage while embracing sustainability and modernity under recent leadership.
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