Entity: RALPH-LAUREN
Ralph Lauren is a renowned American fashion designer who founded the brand Polo in 1967. Known for his casual and formal clothing lines, Ralph Lauren has become synonymous with American fashion and luxury. The brand is famous for its iconic polo shirts and high-end apparel, catering to a wealthy and preppy clientele.
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Etymology
Ralph Lauren is the namesake of the American fashion designer who founded the brand Polo in 1967.
Definition
Ralph Lauren is a designer brand synonymous with American fashion and luxury, known for its casual and formal clothing lines, particularly famous for its polo shirts and high-end apparel.
Historical Context
Ralph Lauren, born in 1939, started his own clothing company, Polo, which has become a symbol of American fashion. The brand first gained recognition for its ties and later expanded into various realms of clothing and home goods.
Cultural Significance
Ralph Lauren is considered a pioneer in the fashion industry, defining American style with his classic and timeless designs. The brand is associated with luxury, elegance, and sophistication, attracting a wealthy and preppy East Coast clientele.
Related Concepts
- Polo Ralph Lauren: A sub-brand under the Ralph Lauren Corporation, known for its sporty and preppy aesthetic.
- American Fashion: Ralph Lauren is often cited as a quintessential example of American fashion, blending classic and modern elements.
See Also
A designer brand synonymous with American fashion and luxury, known for its casual and formal clothing lines, particularly famous for its polo shirts and high-end apparel.