The United Kingdoms Of Auradon

"Somewhat...", he said. "You're partly right in that the designer's own sense of taste and aesthetics plays a significant role in their work, but the fashion industry is simply too large and too broad to rely on your products being recognized by a signature style alone. And that's even assuming the designer keeps to one specific style; generally, I release a new set of clothing designs every year, as do most other major designers. The release of other new products tends to be on a bit less of a regular schedule, but fashion- as both an art and a business- is always changing, and designers like myself need to both anticipate new trends and help to create them."

"Most fashion brands have the brand's name or logo somewhere on the product to make it easily identifiable, and mine is no exception. Usually it's simply the name 'Agreste' in a particular style of ornate lettering, but I also sometimes use a specific stylized image of a butterfly. Not only are butterflies a well known symbol of beauty and elegance, but 'Agreste' is actually the name of a particular type of butterfly in my native French. Butterflies also tend to be a recurring design element in my work, especially when it comes to jewelry and eveningwear."