Anne Klein began her career in the 1940s as a junior designer at a clothing company and quickly gained recognition for her talent and creativity. In 1968, she founded the fashion label Anne Klein & Co with her husband Gunther Rubinstein. She had a special sensitivity to the needs and lifestyle of working women and designed fashion that was both stylish and functional. The golden lion's head, which also often adorned the "Power" costume jewelry, became her trademark. Anne Klein influenced the fashion world with her innovative approach and focus on quality and attention to detail. She also introduced the term “sportswear,” which refers to fashionable yet comfortable clothing for everyday wear. After Anne Klein's death in 1974, the fashion label was continued by various designers and developed into a globally recognized brand. Today, Anne Klein still stands for timeless elegance and stylish fashion that appeals to women all over the world.