When first fashion designer, Charles Frederick Worth, started
styling and dressmaking in the 19th Century; many elite
individuals sought his opinions on clothing. During 1850s, he
created his own fashion house in Paris where individuals can
request patterns for their attires. Fashion designing, then,
heralded other artists to focus in such realm. As early as the
1900, Paris and parts of London, reigned supreme in the fashion
industry. The increasing demand of people for glamour and
sophistication motivated creative persons to start their own
clothing collections. Such inspiration further lead to the
establishment of boutique clothing stores in the urban areas. An
example of this was the opening of Coco Chanel’s shop in 1907.
The commencement of the World War I made the clothing industry
resurfaced in the western countries. Countries such as United
Kingdom and United States of America became the homes of
clothing designers and store ventures. The Great Depression
became a major threat to the supposedly booming