The BoF 500

The daughter of a ‘70s supermodel and Salvador Dali muse has established herself with campaigns at Lanvin and Bottega Veneta.

Starting her own company from scratch, the Dutch designer has established the image of 2019’s it-bag and expanded into footwear.

The rising model is one of the most-high profile Afro-Arab models working in fashion, having appeared in eight iterations of Vogue.

The fashion director’s work is characterised by a vibrant and eclectic use of colour, structural silhouettes and a harmonious blend of textures and movement.

The Dutch duo’s photography blends dynamic poses and unsettling themes to great effect and often crosses over into art.

The innovative Dutch designer was one of the first to employ 3-D printing and is a guest designer at the haute couture shows.

She is one of the most in demand plus size models featuring on major runways and also editorials.

In response to the glut of loud, glossy magazines, the duo started a quiet men’s title, followed by a similar women’s title called The Gentlewoman.

The Dutch trend forecaster and dean of hybrid studies at Parsons advises fashion companies and brands around the world on their business and sustainability practices.

The designers behind Botter won the prestigious Andam Prize for their unique brand of post-Colonial couture.

The multi-award-winning Moroccan-Dutch couturier is making a splash with celebrity clients thanks to his extravagant eveningwear in voluptuous silhouettes and sculptural cuts.

The classical beauty has returned for a breakout 2018 season and has become a runway staple for some of the world's most prestigious brands.