Iconic Brands
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Fashion Designers
American Trends
100

This American Fashion brand is known for it's preppy style.

Ralph Lauren

100

This animated movie features Edna Mode, a famous designer.

The Incredibles

100

This pants became popular during the American Gold Rush.

Jeans

100

This American designer created a luxury brand famous for handbags and the initials “MK.”

Michael Kors

100

Comfortable sneakers, made by a basketball legend.

Jordans

200

The quintessential American denim brand founded in 1853.

Levi's Jeans

200

This Disney Channel show follows a teenage pop star with a secret identity and sparkly stage outfits.

Hannah Montana

200

This shoe brand became famous for its canvas sneakers worn by basketball players and skaters.

Converse

200

This designer is known for red, white, and blue preppy sportswear and youth-centric styles.

Tommy Hilfiger

200

These shoes with wheels became popular with kids in the 2000s.

Heelys

300

Known for minimalist, modern apparel and underwear.

Calvin Klein

300

In this movie, a girl becomes an assistant at a famous fashion magazine.

The Devil Wears Prada

300

This American fashion item is often worn by baseball players and has a curved brim.

Baseball Cap

300

Creator of a black-owned fashion brand. Known for the "Bushwick Birkin."

Telfar Clemens

300

Early 2000s influence with low-rise jeans, baggy, loose-fitting denim, cargo pants, and neon prints, popular among Gen Z.

Y2K

400

The leading global athletic footwear and apparel brand.

Nike

400

The main character of this movie discovers she is actually a princess and gets a makeover.

The Princess Diaries

400

This fashion accessory became popular with cowboys in the American West.

Cowboy Hat

400

A trailblazer in avant-garde and gothic-inspired fashion.

Rick Owens

400

Combining comfort with style, often featuring brands like Lululemon or Alo Yoga.

Athleisure

500

Famous for leather goods and accessories.

Coach

500

In this movie, Cher Horowitz uses a computer closet to pick out her outfits.

Clueless

500

This fashion trend from the 1970s featured very wide pant legs.

Bell Bottoms

500

Revolutionized women’s fashion with her "Seven Easy Pieces" capsule wardrobe concept.

Donna Karan

500

Oversized clothing, baggy pants, custom hoodies, and chunky sneakers.

Streetwear

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