The Faby Awards have compiled a shortlist of the most well-known and revolutionary fashion designers of 2022 in order to showcase the most noteworthy fashion talent throughout the year. It wasn't simple because there was so much competition, but that's why we need your support to choose the winner and declare them the Designer of the Year for 2022!
Dolce & Gabbana
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Dolce & Gabbana had a busy year this year! The design team had a busy year, from teaming up with Kim Kardashian and their curator for the Spring/Summer 2023 Ciao, Kim to clothing Kourtney and Travis Barker's Italian wedding in Portofino entirely on their own.
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Beyonce, who is a major fan of D&G, sported a variety of outfits for Renaissance and subsequent performances.
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Valentino
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Piccioli Pink, a particular shade of hot pink that was formally introduced to the Pantone color space as a result of Valentino's popularization of the hue, could be designated the color of 2022. Pierpaolo Piccioli, the creative director who has been pivotal in propelling the creative house to explosive success this year by clothing everyone from Rihanna to Beyonce, Zendaya, and many more, is honored by having the brilliant pink called in his honor.
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Tom Ford
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This past November, news about Tom Ford becoming a billionaire fashion designer grabbed headlines. Mr. Ford's net worth was estimated to be approximately $3 billion USD following a transaction with Estée Lauder, who reportedly paid $2.8 billion to acquire his business.
The design house and beauty brand have been collaborators since 2005, but this new deal would enable Tom Ford to expand into the makeup and fragrance industries, two sectors that are already performing well and are expected to continue to do so.
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Naturally, since fashion is still the brand's major focus, we can anticipate seeing even more celebrities—like Steve Harvey and Jennifer Lopez—wear his upcoming designs.
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Olivier Rousteing of Balmain
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For more than ten years, Olivier Rousteing has been in charge of Balmain's creative direction. When he was appointed Creative Director, he was only 24 years old and the only black designer running a luxury brand of that kind at the time. His designs combine luxurious ornamentation with inclusivity in their core.
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More than 100 pieces from his most recent Spring 2023 collection, which included ready-to-wear, menswear, and couture, mirrored the earth's raw, strongly textured natural materials with an accent on the environment and sustainability.
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The Attico
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The Milan-based design duo Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini introduced the ready-to-wear and accessory brand The Attico in 2016. The term, which in Italian means "penthouse," suggests a luxurious and stylish young lifestyle. Everything old, including opulent furnishings and settings as well as pricey jewelry and gemstones, serves as their main source of inspiration.
With silks, satins, fringe, sequins, embellishments, feathers, jumpsuits, and anything else that screams "luxury," their designs—which are adored by Rihanna, Lori Harvey, Dua Lipa, and almost every other fashion diva you can think of—bring back the nostalgic 1980s.
Sergio Hudson
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Sergio Hudson, a designer, doesn't mind using vibrant hues. In actuality, this is a crucial component of his collections. The superior tailoring is another telltale hallmark of a genuine Sergio Hudson item. It seems sense that some of Hudson's clients include Vice President Kamala Harris, Issa Rae, Blake Lively, and Megan Thee Stallion.
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After taking first place in Rihanna's televised fashion competition Styled to Rock, Hudson launched his own brand the following year. Although the womenswear company is most known for its monochrome styles and strong designs (think flowy, elegant boss chick vibes), Hudson also makes magnificent floor-length gowns that turn heads and belts that can be worn for various occasions.
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Rick Owens
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The well-known gothic aesthetic of Rick Owens, which offers distinctive pieces in dark and neutral tones to mix flawlessly and elevate practically any outfit, continues to make him a celebrity favorite among both male and female stars. He continues to outfit A-listers in evening clothing that is both custom and ready-to-wear.
The Prong Dress was a popular star favorite this year and was worn by celebrities like Monica, Nazanin Mandi, Alisha Curry, and Kim Kardashian in silver.
Christian Siriano
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In 2008, Christian Siriano, who became famous after winning Project Runway, established his own clothing line. His red carpet-worthy gowns, whether they are contemporary tulle dresses that would make any Disney princess drool or elegant goddess-like pieces casually draped over one of his many muses, are what keep his creations consistently on best dressed lists throughout the world.
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Halle Berry, Camila Cabello, Megan Fox, and Karrueche are just a few celebrities who have been spotted wearing Siriano creations this year.
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Denim Tears
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To share the tales of Black people who are marginalized around the world, Denim Tears, a culturally aware designer company, has been sneaking into places like Levi's, Champion, and Converse. Tremaine Emory, the brand's creative director, has adopted a for-us-by-us philosophy ever since the company was founded in 2019. He uses fashion as his primary media and uses the brand to have difficult but essential dialogues.
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The Cotton Wreath logo, which is prominently displayed on many Denim Tears jeans and sweaters and has recently been spotted on some of your favorite celebrities like A$AP Rocky, Bella Hadid, and Burna Boy, is undoubtedly one of the most well-known and instantly recognizable designs to come from the brand. The cotton plant was chosen specifically as an homage to its history of slavery in America.
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