fashion house

British  

noun

1. an establishment in which fashionable clothes are designed, made, and sold

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Example Sentences

Blazy took over the legendary fashion house last year and has been keen to take his cue from Coco herself, with his latest collection showing individual flair while also being instantly recognisable as Chanel.

From BBC

The full name of the fashion house is still Yves Saint Laurent.

From BBC

The Italian high-end fashion house bought the storied brand last year from U.S. conglomerate Capri, a move that was intended to broaden Prada’s aesthetics and customer base at a time when luxury companies were grappling with weak demand and trade uncertainty.

From The Wall Street Journal

An experienced designer who has worked for Dior and Valentino, Chiuri received a standing ovation after Wednesday's runway show, some 35 years after her debut at the Roman fashion house.

From Barron's

The images have been posted on social media - where users have questioned how using AI instead of human models and photographers is in keeping with the fashion house's claim that it celebrates "creativity and Italian craftsmanship."

From BBC