Rabanne

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About the brand
Rabanne, formerly known as Paco Rabanne, is a French luxury fashion house founded in 1966 by Spanish-born designer Francisco Rabaneda Cuervo. The brand underwent a significant rebranding in 2023, simplifying its name to Rabanne as it entered a new era uniting fashion and fragrance under one signature lifestyle. From its inception, the house gained international recognition for its revolutionary approach to haute couture, challenging traditional fashion norms with bold experimentation. The brand's distinctive identity stems from its pioneering use of unconventional materials, particularly metal, plastic, and aluminum, earning founder Paco Rabanne the nickname "the metallurgist of fashion" from Coco Chanel. The iconic "12 Unwearable Dresses in Contemporary Materials" collection of 1966 established the house's avant-garde reputation, featuring space-age designs that blended architectural precision with futuristic aesthetics. Today, Rabanne continues to embody innovation and audacity, creating pieces that transcend fleeting trends while maintaining the brand's signature blend of boldness and elegance.














