Rodeo Drive Walk of Style, Fashion memorial sidewalk in Beverly Hills, California, United States

Rodeo Drive Walk of Style features bronze plaques set into the sidewalk of the famous luxury shopping street in Beverly Hills. The plaques honor influential fashion designers, photographers, and style innovators from around the world.

The program launched in 2003 when Giorgio Armani received the first plaque, marking the beginning of this fashion recognition initiative. It has grown into a way to honor influential figures who shaped the fashion industry.

The Walk was conceived by Fred Hayman, known as "the father of Rodeo Drive," who helped create the idea and received the honor himself in 2011. Honorees are awarded a miniature version of Robert Graham's Torso sculpture to mark the occasion.

This can be visited for free as you walk along the shopping street, and you can explore it at your own pace any time. Parking is available in nearby garages on Beverly Hills streets if you need a place to leave your car.

The Torso sculpture by Robert Graham was designed specifically for the Walk of Style and unveiled at its founding ceremony, which Giorgio Armani attended as the first honoree. Each honoree also receives a miniature version of Graham's sculpture, and the bronze plaques reproduce an idealized image of it.