French luxury house known for its masterful floral prints, vibrant color, and pioneering lightweight silk jersey dresses.
ORIGIN
France
PRICE TIER
luxury
SPECIALIZATION
WOMEN
Founded in Paris in 1958 by Jacques Léonard and designer Daniel Tribouillard, Leonard is a French fashion house celebrated for its artful fusion of color and print. Tribouillard, an innovator at heart, patented a revolutionary process for printing on silk jersey, a fabric that would become a brand signature. This led to the creation of the famed “Leonard Dress” in 1968, marketed as “150g of happiness” for its uncrushable lightness and vibrant design, establishing the brand's reputation for sophisticated, travel-friendly luxury. The orchid is a recurring and iconic motif, symbolizing the house's deep connection to nature and artistic expression.
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$997.00$2,513.00
$552.00$1,856.00
$373.00$1,045.00
$872.00$2,513.00
$756.00$2,104.00
$804.00$3,066.00
$547.00$930.00
$168.00$2,400.00

A review of Georg Lux's Spring 2026 collection for Leonard, highlighting his creative direction which paid tribute to California with pastel brights, vivid motifs, and vintage 70s-inspired silhouettes.

An interview with Creative Director Georg Lux, who discusses his background, his vision for the house, the importance of the brand's archives, and how he reinterprets its historic prints and signature style for today.

This article reviews the Spring-Summer 2024 collection, focusing on Creative Director Georg Lux's approach of blending the brand's traditional jet-set aesthetic with a fresh, contemporary vision inspired by the 1970s Riviera.

This official brand page details the house's history since its founding by Jacques Léonard in 1958. It explains the brand's DNA, its innovative printing techniques on silk jersey, and the enduring influence of its floral and orchid motifs.

This French-language article interviews Georg Lux about his debut Fall-Winter 2021-22 collection. He discusses his inspiration from the film 'Folies Bourgeoises' and his vision for reinterpreting the house's Art Deco and floral archives.