New uniforms   
Worn by 36,000 staff members,including   25,000 women and 11,000 
men 	 
Measurements were taken at 31,000 meetings  	 
100 items designed by 
Christian Lacroix 	 
650,000 items manufactured 
1 million metres of 
fabric ordered
11,000 parkas ordered
70 years of design
1946 : 
Georgette Renal 
1951 : Georgette de Trze 
1962 : Marc Bohan at Christian 
Dior
1964 : Nina Ricci
1968 : Pierre Cardin 
1969 : Cristobal 
Balenciaga 
1971 : Jacques Esterel 
1973 : Andr Courrges 
1976 : Jean 
Patou 
1976 : Maison Rodier 
1978 : Carven, Nina Ricci and Grs 
1979 : 
Herms 
1985 : Nina Ricci 
1986 : Christian Dior 
1987 : Georges Rech 
1987 : Nina Ricci, Carven and Louis Fraud 
2005 : Christian Lacroix 
British Airways
The new design reflects the airline's unique British heritage, combining the 
qualities of a classic pinstripe suit with the style and creative flair of 
Julien Macdonald. The uniform includes contemporary details, such as branded 
cufflink buttons and a striking red lining.
Handbag
 Designed by Tanner Krolle.
 Carried by 17,000 female staff
 
Dark navy with contract silver stitching, embossed BA speedmarque on the front 
flap, ID slot on the flap's underside and passport holder 
Hat
 Designed by Stephen Jones
 Worn by the BA promotional team and at 
VIP events
 Same navy/silver pinstripe fabric as the uniform
 Silver metal 
BA speedmarque on the side and red lining with Coat of Arms jacquard
 Plain 
red version designed for Aircraft Dispatchers (traditionally known as "Red 
Caps")
Figures
 800,000 British Airways logo buttons for tailored items, 
coats and cuffs
 170,000 metres of fabric used in tailoring 
 200,000 
metres of fabric used for shirts
Singapore Airlines
The Singapore Girl was 
created in 1972. Her distinctive uniform  epitomizes SIA's tradition of 
friendly service and Asian hospitality. About 90 per cent of all Singapore Girls 
are either Singaporean or Malaysian. The others come from the Chinese mainland, 
India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, and are recruited for their 
language skills. 
The uniform for lead attendants is green, with red for the 
head attendant. The shoes include the same batik material.