Although the logical assumption should be that this industry should be a female dominated industry, it is quite the opposite. The Male domination stretches even further to fashion and even feminine hygiene products. Although two thirds of the majority to which clothing and cosmetic sales are accounted to women, men hold the highest positions in that regard on the business as well as the creative side. Even the largest fashion house in the world LVMH, which hosts Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, Fendi, Givenchy, Donna Karan, Celine and Kenzo to name a few, only Donna Karan and Loewe have females CEOs. Even its chief rival, Kering (hosting YSL, Balenciaga and Chris Kane along with several more) has two thirds majority of men in its Chief Executive positions of its 9 fashion houses. Women like Maureen Chiquet (CEO of Chanel) and Vera Wang (need I explain?) with a net worth of $460M according to Forbes 2019, are clear examples of what happens when women design for women, pioneering a revolution.