Mugler Woman

In 1973, Thierry Mugler made fashion history. Between avant-garde esprit and revolutionary vision, its eponymous brand perfectly blends contemporary audacity with French elegance. Born in Strasbourg, whose real name is Manfred Thierry Mugler , the young designer moved to Paris, the French capital and cradle of fashion. In 1978, when he opened his first boutique, Place des Victoires, Thierry Mugler met with great success from his first customers, like his first collection, Café de Paris, where daring cuts and feminine silhouettes were combined. succeed. He subsequently launched his men's range, a collection which still remains one of the house's most iconic: structured shoulders and assertive curves, avant-garde silhouettes which remain engraved in history. Then, in 1992, the Mugler perfume range was born. The first fragrance, “Angel”, created by Olivier Cresp, became the first gourmet oriental perfume in history. Thierry Mugler , fashion visionary and accomplished perfumer, draws his inspiration from the art of dance, architecture and photography for all of his collections. The year 1992 also marked the house's first haute couture show, at the Ritz hotel in Paris. In 2002, Thierry Mugler left his position as artistic director, replaced by Nicola Formichetti, David Koma, then, since 2017, by the American stylist Casey Cadwallader. In 2016, the house shortened its name and became Mugler . In January 2022, fashion learned of the disappearance of Thierry Mugler , who died at the age of 72. Since its creation in 1973, the Mugler house has collaborated with many artists, such as the British singer Georges Michael in 1992 for the song “Too Funky”, the American actress Hunter Schafer in 2023 in the middle of a campaign for the perfume “Angel Elixir” or American singer and actress Zendaya again in 2024 rehabilitating a vintage robotic look from the Fall-Winter 1995/1996 haute couture collection on the red carpet of the “Dune, Part 2” premiere in London. A confirmed designer and esteemed by his peers, Thierry Mugler becomes the precursor of a sulphurous and graphic fashion, futuristic and timeless, daring and feminine.