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Chloé, the first ready-to-wear house, has been shaping our shopping lists and deepest dressing desires since its inception in 1952.

Here, a brief glimpse at its pioneering female leaders and the ripple effect they’ve made across the industry.

1. The revolutionary: Gaby Aghion

Chloé’s Egyptian-born founder Gaby Aghion (originally Hanoka) moved to Paris in 1945 with her husband, Raymond Aghion.

The pair, who met at elementary school aged seven and married at 19, quickly gravitated to the Communist scene on the city’s Left Bank.

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Here, they socialised with poets Paul Eluard, Tristan Tzara, Louis Aragon, and Pablo Picasso. Seven years later, Aghion launched her own fashion label. She named it after her friend Chloé Huysmans, and likewi