Label Overview

Aesthetically speaking, the Julien Macdonald label is akin to a British version of Roberto Cavalli. The ultraglam, skimpy dresses are usually generously doused in sequins and often shown topped with a mink coat. The furs are said to be 60 percent of the brand’s revenue, and Russian fashionistas make up a large portion of the clientele. But while Macdonald’s namesake line, started in 1998, tends upmarket, the designer is also reaching the masses with his Star by Julien Macdonald label, carried in the British department store Debenhams.

Designed By

Julien Macdonald, 1998 - Present

Owned By

Julien Macdonald and James Hargreaves

Websites

http://www.julienmacdonald.com/