Famous for his ability to enhance women bodies with his unforgettable bandage dresses, the Parisian Couturier, created his new company under the name of Hervé L. Leroux in 2000 and opened his boutique 32 rue Jacob in Saint Germain des Prés, a mythic place where once lived the interior designer, Madeleine Castaing.

In his boutique atelier, he now concentrates on his couture work molding on the body his draped dresses in a pure and graphic manner. Custom made pièces created for women addicted to his ultra feminine, glamourous, inimitable style, all over the world.

He now launches a ready to wear line in the same spirit, mainly dresses with precise cutting and great decolletés, a timeless look that sculptes women body.
       
 
 
  1957 Born in May in Bapaume (North of France)
  1975 Studies sculpture and Art History in Paris
  1977 Abandons studies and works first as a hairdresser then as a hatmaker
  1981 Meets Karl Lagerfeld and works as his assistant at Fendi (Roma) then at Chanel (Paris)
  1985 Founds his own company and label Hervé Léger and continues to work as a freelance designer for Haute Couture Collections at Lanvin with Maryll Lanvin.
Designs accessories for Daniel Swarovski and Charles Jourdan
  1989 Has sensational worldwide success with the presentation of his first bandage dresses
  1995 Meets Roland Petit and Zizi Jeanmaire. Designs stage costumes for Zizi for her show at the Marseille Zenith and for her show at Bercy (Paris)
  1996 Design stage costumes for the Ballet "Camera Oscura", for the Paris Opéra.
  1997 Designs stage costumes for the Ballet " le lac des cygnes" directed by Roland Petit at Marseille
  1999 March : loses the control of his company Hervé Léger and loses the commercial use of his name.
Designs ready to wear, hosiery and swimsuits collections for Wolford
September : He is back in fashion and creates his company under the name Hervé L. Leroux
  2000 Opens his boutique Hervé L. Leroux, 32 rue Jacob, Paris 6ème
  depuis
2001		 Creates a new concept of draped jersey dresses made to measure in his workroom.
The dresses are hand made for private clients and sold in a few selected stores in the world
   
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