With her recent collaboration with Uniqlo on the horizon, see her best sartorial moments at houses like Givenchy and Chlo&eacute;.

British stylist and designer <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/every-look-from-uniqlo-c-clare-waight-keller-new-fashion-collaboration-unveiled" target="_blank" title="Every Look From UNIQLO : C &mdash; Clare Waight Keller's Newly Unveiled Collaboration" rel="noopener">Clare Waight Keller</a> has cemented herself as one of fashion's most formidable creative minds. Starting her career in the '90s in New York City, Keller worked in accessory design at American brands like <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/blackpink-jennie-bts-jungkook-alexa-demie-calvin-klein-fall-2023-campaign" target="_blank" title="Blackpink's Jennie, BTS' Jungkook &amp; More Go Grungey In Calvin Klein's Fall 2023 Campaign" rel="noopener">Calvin Klein</a> and <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/ralph-laurens-pink-pony-initiative-marks-21-years-of-building-global-support-sys" target="_blank" title="Ralph Lauren&rsquo;s Pink Pony Initiative Marks 21 Years of Building Global Support Systems" rel="noopener">Ralph Lauren</a>. Shortly after in 2000, the designer joined <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/gucci-cruise-2024-collection-seoul-south-korea" target="_blank" title="All The Looks From Gucci's Debut Cruise 2024 Collection in Seoul" rel="noopener">Gucci</a> under Creative Director <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/tom-ford-final-collection-archives-fall-winter-2023-fashion" target="_blank" title="Tom Ford Turns to His Archives For His Final Collection" rel="noopener">Tom Ford</a> as the head of women's ready-to-wear and accessories.&nbsp;
In 2011, Keller moved to Paris and joined luxury house <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/gabriela-hearst-leaving-chloe-exit-creative-director-fashion-angelina-jolie" target="_blank" title="Gabriela Hearst Officially Confirmed to Exit Chlo&eacute;" rel="noopener">Chlo&eacute;</a> as the brand's creative director. During her time at the brand, she focused on designing breezy and wearable pieces for the modern woman. With a refreshed approach and modern eye, Keller fully reimagined the French house until she left in 2017.
With the departure of longtime director <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/riccardo-tisci-first-bag-for-burberry-tb-bag" target="_blank" title="Check Out Riccardo Tisci's First Bag for Burberry" rel="noopener">Riccardo Tisci</a>, Keller replaced the designer as the head of <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/beauty/creative-director-thom-walker-secret-givenchy-beauty-le-rouge-interdit-cream-velvet" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Givenchy</a> in 2017. As director of the house, Keller designed <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/culture/why-meghan-markle-engagement-ring-missing-reason-prince-harry-royals" target="_blank" title="The Reason Why Meghan Markle Hasn't Been Wearing Her Engagement Ring" rel="noopener">Meghan Markle</a>'s wedding dress for her <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/royal-wedding-2018-we-dissect-meghan-markle-bridal-look" target="_blank" title="We Dissect Meghan Markle's Royal Wedding Look" rel="noopener">2018 marriage</a> to <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/culture/meghan-markle-birthday-prince-harry-matt-celebrity-royal-news" target="_blank" title="Meghan Markle Celebrates Her Birthday With Prince Harry at Celeb Hotspot" rel="noopener">Prince Harry</a>.

Throughout her time at Givenchy, Keller constructed a DNA that was wholly modern, referential, and fluid. Whether it be intricately embroidered couture capes or sleek separates, the British designer created sartorial magic thanks to her distinct creative know-how. As the first female creative director of the French luxury house, Keller designed from a uniquely feminine point of view that she also carried throughout her time at Chlo&eacute;.
Though Keller <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/matthew-williams-is-givenchy-s-new-creative-director" target="_blank" title="Matthew Williams Is Givenchy's New Creative Director" rel="noopener">departed Givenchy</a> in April of 2020, she marked an important chapter in the evolution of the brand and the wider lexicon of fashion. To celebrate Clare Waight Keller's 53rd birthday, take a look back at her most memorable runway moments.

For Keller's first runway collection at Givenchy, the designer fully cemented her flowy and feminine aesthetic into the DNA of the French house. With a mostly beige colour palette with pops of colour, the collection focused on wearable separates and intelligent accessories.

In the year of Chlo&eacute;'s 60th anniversary, Keller designed a celebratory collection inspired by house codes and nature. Filled with floral references and playful silhouettes, Keller looked to brand archives and the values of Gaby Aghion, the founder of Chlo&eacute;.

Keller's Fall/Winter 2015 collection marked a distinct shift in her design aesthetic. Opting for darker hues and layered outerwear, the designer presented a collection of sprawling references and must-have fall pieces.&nbsp;

For Keller's swan song at Chlo&eacute;, the designer presented a collection of best hits while exploring layering, prints, and textiles. Whether it be tartan coats or see-through prairie dresses, the designer's final collection at the house was one to be remembered.&nbsp;

To mark the ushering in of a new creative director, Keller staged Givenchy's Spring/Summer 2018 show at the LVMH-owned Palais de Justice. For her debut, Keller presented an edgy co-ed collection that explored textiles and patterns.

Givenchy Spring/Summer 2018 Haute Couture

The designer's haute couture debut for Givenchy was a delightful exploration of color and silhouette. With sprawling gowns and ornate design notions, Keller proved that her creative expertise spans well beyond the realm of ready-to-wear.

Whether it be tailored outerwear or flowing gowns, Keller's Spring/Summer 2019 collection explored androgynous beauty through utilitarian notions. The designer was inspired by Swiss photographer Annemarie Schwarzenbach whose images captured the beauty of androgyny and gender fluidity.

Givenchy Spring/Summer 2019 Haute Couture

Shown at the Mus&eacute;e d&rsquo;Art Moderne in Paris, Givenchy's Spring/Summer 2019 Haute Couture collection blended the worlds of art and fashion. Through angular silhouettes and distinct attention to detail, Keller once again proved her unrivaled knack for couture.

Givenchy Spring/Summer 2020 Haute Couture

For what would be Keller's final couture showing at Givenchy, the designer presented a stunning range of gowns and separates. Inspired by love letters and gardens, Keller displayed a sense of whimsicality and playfulness throughout the personal couture collection.

<a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/hubert-de-givenchy-dies-at-91" title="Hubert de Givenchy Dies At 91">Hubert de Givenchy</a>'s artwork collections served as the artistic inspiration for Keller's final collection as creative director of Givenchy. Filled with slouchy suits, flowing silhouettes, and chic accessories, the designer certainly left the Parisian house on a high note.

10 Most Memorable Clare Waight Keller Runway Moments

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