Herve Leger, sometimes written as Hervé Léger (French pronunciation: [ɛʁ.ve le.ʒe]), is a French fashion house founded by the designer currently known as Hervé L. Leroux.
Herve Leger was founded in 1985 by the designer currently known as Hervé L. Leroux. Leroux adopted his current name after he lost the rights to the Hervé Léger name.
Leroux pioneered the creation of so-called bandage or "body-con" (body-conscious) dresses, using materials tradit...
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Herve Leger, sometimes written as Hervé Léger (French pronunciation: [ɛʁ.ve le.ʒe]), is a French fashion house founded by the designer currently known as Hervé L. Leroux.
Herve Leger was founded in 1985 by the designer currently known as Hervé L. Leroux. Leroux adopted his current name after he lost the rights to the Hervé Léger name.
Leroux pioneered the creation of so-called bandage or "body-con" (body-conscious) dresses, using materials traditionally associated with foundation garments to create bandage dresses that would mold and shape the wearer's figure with its signature bandage-like strips.
In September 1998, Herve Leger was acquired by the BCBG Max Azria Group from the Seagram's Group. This was the first-ever acquisition of a French couturier by an American designer. Ohana & Co., a boutique investment bank, advised Seagram's on the sale.
In April 2007, Max Azria relaunched the Herve Leger brand under his own design direction with a capsule summer collection, which was offered...
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