A look back at Olivier Rousteing’s defining red-carpet years with Balmain


Tyla makes a monumental Met Gala debut last year in a strapless sand-sculpted Balmain gown. Photo: Getty Images via AFP

Few designers have wielded red-carpet power quite like Olivier Rousteing, whose influence bordered on the cult-like.

During his 14-year tenure at the helm of Balmain, he transformed the storied French fashion house into a global symbol of celebrity glamour and unapologetic confidence.

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