/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.7565043]

Are there any picture graphs of designers with there names attached? I'd like to know what more designers other than Rick Owens & Raf Simons look like.

[Anonymous No.7565048]

>there

[Anonymous No.7565058]

just google their names you lazy shit

[Anonymous No.7565077]

nope

but I can post some for you

this is mark mcnairy

>inb4 not the designers you care about

[Anonymous No.7565081]

Jil Sanders is qt af

[Anonymous No.7565083]

and this is the guy who puts elbow patches on everything, junya watanabe

[Anonymous No.7565090]

this is daiki suzuki of engineered garments

[Anonymous No.7565099]

and this man is takeshi ohfuchi of post overalls

he isn't as accomplished as daiki suzuki but that's ok

[Anonymous No.7565112]

this is margaret howell

[Anonymous No.7565125]

this is yuki matsuda, the japanese man behind a few "American" brands

[Anonymous No.7565135]

this sort of dweeby-looking kid is George Vlagos, the man behind Oak Street Bootmakers.

[Anonymous No.7565137]

>>7565112
wow she's cute

[Anonymous No.7565142]

>>7565135
oops! here's the picture.

[Anonymous No.7565150]

jil

[Anonymous No.7565190]

and here is Yosuke Aizawa, he designs for White Mountaineering.

[Anonymous No.7565192]

>>7565081
>>7565150
was*

[Anonymous No.7565212]

Johan Lindeberg, creator of BLK DNM

[Anonymous No.7565225]

this is Mikkel Gronnebaek, one of the two founders of Norse Projects. he's on the right.

[Anonymous No.7565249]

These two are Toshikiyo and Kazuhiro Hirata, father and son. They're the ones behind Kapital.

[Anonymous No.7565289]

Jockum Hallin, designer and creator of Our Legacy.

[Anonymous No.7565305]

>>7565249
>that pants
come on. it's not that hard to get good fitting pants

[Anonymous No.7565306]

>>7565212
>>7565225
>>7565289
these make me never want to buy their shit lol

[Anonymous No.7565339]

>>7565305
>that pants

[Anonymous No.7565414]

Tomorrowland

[Anonymous No.7565455]

>>7565249
Another father-son duo for Yoshida & Co.

[Anonymous No.7565500]

>>7565455
>son is waito piguu
u wot

[Anonymous No.7565509]

Founder of UNIQLO and richest man in Japan

[Anonymous No.7565534]

Hedi Slimane, formerly of YSL Rive Gauche, and Dior Homme, currently of Saint Laurent Paris.

[that nig with an E30 !ePUl/AW9M2 No.7565538]

>>7565212
hahaha i took this picture a while back when gap had a collab with various designers.

nigga look so sus

[Anonymous No.7565553]

Conroy Nachtigall the designer behind Arc'teryx Veilance. Despite being a Canadian designer working at a Canadian company he's actually a Central Saint Martins graduate. He studied at the school in the 90's back before the hype when it was actually cheaper to do such than stay in North America and study design.

[Anonymous No.7565561]

A whole fuck ton of designers, many from back before they reached massive commercial success.

[Anonymous No.7565587]

aaaand this is Robert Geller.

[Anonymous No.7565586]

Nigo of A Bathing Ape (left) and Jun Takahashi of Undercover (right). The two of them were actually high school friends and both went on to study at Tokyo's definitive design school: Bunka Fashion College. Interestingly, Nigo took the Fashion Marketing program while Jun took the Fashion Design program. This reflected well in their careers as Nigo built and marketed a hype empire while Jun eventually took his design work to Paris.

[Anonymous No.7565588]

>>7565561

disgusting

[Anonymous No.7565599]

>>7565586
That's a really cool story. Thanks, anon.

[Anonymous No.7565607]

>>7565534
why is he so perfect, bros

[Anonymous No.7565601]

>>7565553

Stephen Merchant

[Anonymous No.7565602]

>>7565561
>>7565534
I love hedi.

[Anonymous No.7565605]

>>7565586
Really hope the next uniqlo collab with Nigo will be decent.

[Anonymous No.7565608]

A young Rick Owens. He originally worked as a pattern drafter for a company that produced knock off's of designer pieces. The job prepared him immensely for his future career as he had access to a massive quantity of designer clothing that he could examine up close and then replicate. On top of this he had to complete his work within very tight time frames so that the clothing could be returned to the high end boutiques it was purchased from. The experience made him an expert pattern maker.

[Anonymous No.7565620]

>>7565607

His name makes me think "Heroin Skinny".

[Anonymous No.7565622]

Tetsu Nishiyama of WTAPS

[Anonymous No.7565625]

>>7565561
is that knoch?

[Anonymous No.7565629]

>>7565608
I wonder how he would do that, rip apart the seams of the clothes carefully and draw the patterns into the fabric? Or did he intuitively know the pattern he needed to draw

[Anonymous No.7565634]

Walter Van Beirendonck. Originally one of the Antwerp Six, a group of six design graduates from Antwerp, Belgium who took their work to Paris fashion week in the 80's and put Antwerp on the map. Walter eventually ended up teaching at the school that birthed the Antwerp Six, The Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. Today he's the head of the fashion design program there and has helped raise many Belgian designers since, such as Raf Simons and Bernhard Willhelm.

[Anonymous No.7565654]

[Anonymous No.7565655]

Apparently this is the only picture of Martin Margiela

[Anonymous No.7565660]

[Anonymous No.7565665]

nigel cabourn

[Anonymous No.7565670]

[Anonymous No.7565681]

Brett Viberg, grandson of Ed Viberg, founder of Viberg. Brett runs the 'fashion' side of Viberg.

[Anonymous No.7565687]

Errolson Hugh. Originally from Canada, his brand Acronym, started out as a freelance design firm that would be hired on by other companies to help out with design work. Some of his customers during this time include Burton Snowboards and the German military. Eventually him and his business partner Michaela Sachenbacher shifted the focus on Acronym into becoming its own brand. In a way Errolson still continues to do freelance design work as he's also the head designer for C.P. Company's Stone Island: Shadow Project line as well as Italian heritage brand Herno Laminar.

[Anonymous No.7565688]

Levi Strauss RIP

[Anonymous No.7565689]

>>7565654
>>7565660
>>7565670

ugh.

[Anonymous No.7565693]

>>7565625
oh shit

[Anonymous No.7565706]

>>7565655
no there's this one as well

[Anonymous No.7565714]

>>7565605
Yeah, and I hope they're established in Canada by then. I want to get my hands on some Uniqlo.

[Anonymous No.7565720]

Aitor Throup. Originally from Argentina, Throup grew up and studied fashion in the U.K. In 2006 his MA graduate collection made waves throughout the fashion community. Throup would spend the next 7 years designing and building the first collection for his brand., which debuted last season. To support himself he did freelance design work for companies like Umbro and C.P. Company.

[Anonymous No.7565724]

Cathal McAteer, of Folk Clothing.

[kanye west's cheeks No.7565726]

kanye west's cheeks

[Anonymous No.7565731]

>>7565655
one of the only. mmm is super interesting conceptually, at least when margiela was still involved
http://www.thirdlooks.com/2012/11/maison-martin-margiela-reference-guide/

[Anonymous No.7565746]

>>7565706
and this one

[Anonymous No.7565758]

>>7565249
> tfw you'll never be as /fa/ as the Japanese

[Anonymous No.7565775]

Alexandre Plokhov, originally from Russia, Plokhov has been based in New York City since the 90's. He broke onto the scene with his critically lauded and cult label Cloak. However after less than a dozen seasons, Cloak went bankrupt in 2007. Plokhov's assistant at the time, Robert Geller successfully started his own brand afterward while Plokhov disillusioned with the industry and the struggle of producing in USA disappeared for a few years before surprisingly taking the lead role at Versace's menswear line. His work at Versace was well lauded but after a handful of seasons he decided to get back to doing what he does best and today once again owns and manages his own label, now eponymously named.

[Anonymous No.7565771]

Sir Paul Smith

how many designers are knighted, eh?

[Anonymous No.7565773]

>>7565758
>short
Yeah. sure.

[Anonymous No.7565786]

Colin Tunstall, Morgan Collett and Josh Rosen, cofounders of Saturdays Surf NYC

[Anonymous No.7565794]

Shinya Hasegawa, designer for Batten Sportswear.

[Anonymous No.7565790]

Ann Demeulemeester, of the Antwerp Six. Known for her dark romantic clothing. Recently stepped down as creative director for her label after 30+ years of work.

[Anonymous No.7565798]

Boris Bidjan Saberi. His stuff is very Rick inspired. Drape-y, leathers and such. Cool stuff none the less.

[Anonymous No.7565813]

William Kroll, the man behind Tender Co.

[Anonymous No.7565820]

Damir Doma. Boring designer who makes uninspired crap. Pretends Rick Owens wasn't a huge influence for him. His mentor was Raf Simons.

[Anonymous No.7565834]

Pharrell, cofounder of Billionaire Boys Club, half of the infamous production duo The Neptunes, and the guy who sings in "Get Lucky".

what are YOU doing with YOUR life?

[Anonymous No.7565835]

>>7565798
ye bcuz every1 rips off rik and rick nevr rips off anyone else

lol

[Anonymous No.7565841]

>>7565835
we're not getting into this argument again

[Anonymous No.7565847]

this thread is great

[Anonymous No.7565848]

>>7565835
>Rick inspired
read you stupid cunt.

[Anonymous No.7565845]

Bernhard Willhelm. Originally from Germany, but trained in Belgium at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. Could somewhat be considered Walter Van Beirendonck's protege or favourite student. Here he is pictured with Walter. He's currently the head of the fashion program at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. Filling a similar role that his teacher did before him.

[Anonymous No.7565852]

>>7565834
>mentions all that
>no mention of N.E.R.D. or Pharrell's previous remix of Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger

You're slipping.

[Anonymous No.7565858]

Shinsuke Kojima, 1/2 of Waste(Twice) and the designer behind Kaptain Sunshine, is on the left.

On the right is Shinsuke Nakada, director of Beams Plus since 2012.

[Anonymous No.7565881]

>>7565553
His stuff are so light and super warm. I bought a t-shirt and can pass my Canadian winter only with it.

[Anonymous No.7565903]

Carol Christian Poell. Originally from Austria, but based in Italy. He grew up working in his step father's clothing factory and had the skills to be considered a master tailor by age 18. He continued his education with an MA in fashion design. Originally interested in pursuing a career as a designer showing at Paris fashion week, CCP courted a lot of attention around 98-02 including Karl Lagerfeld who wore his clothes extensively before becoming enamoured with Dior Homme a number of years later. After half a dozen seasons of engaging the press and showing publicly CCP has isolated himself more and more over the years. Some of his last engagements with the press had him express a sentiment of extreme hatred and disgust with the fashion industry. Today he designs without seasons, releases his work when it's completed, and sells to only a handful of stores the world over. He does not engage the public and the entirety of his time is spent in his workshop on the outskirts the industrial district in Milan.

[hated No.7565941]

>>7565820

>boring
>uninspired

elaborate or stop saying dumb shit like this

>>7565903

would love to see old ccp collections, or pics of Lagerfeld wearing it

[Anonymous No.7565959]

Carri Mundane, English designer of the London based label Cassette Playa. Carri is well known for her work as a designer and stylist for music videos and tours. She's also collaborated with Nike and Nintendo.

[Anonymous No.7565993]

>>7565903
fucking badass
i bet he's besties with martin

[Anonymous No.7566018]

>>7565813
It's fucking Harry Potter

[Anonymous No.7566027]

>>7565959
what the fuck am i looking at.

sonic autism on the runway

[Anonymous No.7566048]

>>7566027
fuck im so sick of people using that word

[Anonymous No.7566055]

Richard and Laurie Stark the married couple and design duo behind Chrome Hearts. Arguably the only American brand in it's tier, Chrome Hearts produces massive quantities of high quality furniture, leather goods, and jewelry at their atelier / factory in Hollywood, California. Richard used to sell leather and represented tanneries all over the world and has an intimate connection with Italy in this regard. Maurizio Altieri originally worked at Chrome Hearts before going on to found his own label Carpe Diem. The Starks are also good friends with Rei Kawakubo which was how Chrome Hearts got started in Japan, Rei showcased it at her flagship store in Aoyama for a season and it took off from there. Today there are more Chrome Hearts stores in Japan than anywhere else in the world.

[Anonymous No.7566081]

>>7566048
autistic fag

[Anonymous No.7566474]

>>7565634

Walter is rad

[the cosmicbutt experiment !!qblBZSgYzBX No.7566518]

nice thread

[Anonymous No.7567278]

>>7565820
I absolutely love Damir Doma. I highly disagree with your opinion.

[Anonymous No.7567846]

bump. more!!

[villy !!F2T09BvAI8g No.7568168]

>>7565561
heidi looks like the guy who criticizes everyone elses work lol

[Anonymous No.7568666]

Dries Van Noten. Another of the Antwerp Six. Both his father and grandfather were tailors and clothing shop owners. His grandfather actually specialized in taking apart old suits piece by piece and then turning the entire thing inside out and sewing it back together. At one point in time this was more economical than buying a new suit after your current one had been worn down. Dries is notable for being one of the few large Paris designers that is completely self financed. He's turned down countless offers to be bought out and to this day continues to build a business that supports itself rather than relying on backers. He's also an avid gardener.

[TroalPost !!M/8ntLE+we3 No.7568671]

this is a dope thread
David Tlale , head of his eponymous brand also served as head of Carducci at one point.Also one of the very few South african designers to have their work showcased at Paris Couture week and NY Fashion week.This dude is really cool and soft spoken irl (rather the few times i've met him as a fan) might be the mcqueen of africa one day

>>7565786
nice casual t shirts

[Anonymous No.7568693]

great thread

[Anonymous No.7568695]

Henrik Vibskov. Danish born, and Copenhagen based, Vibskov is a graduate of Central Saint Martins in London and one of the only Scandinavian designers who shows at Paris fashion week. He's also an established artist and has had almost as many art exhibits as fashion shows. He's a talented drummer as well and has played at many events and with many groups but most notably Trentemoller.

[TroalPost !!M/8ntLE+we3 No.7568700]

Gavin Rajah another dude who showcases his work at Paris Fashion Week,from Cape Town and works there. some indian influences on his work

[Anonymous No.7568713]

>>7565687
>Errolson Hugh

I got madddd respect for this guy, he seems really down to earth.

Plus Acronym is useful but also inovative in technical aspects. I wish i had 10k to spend on it though

[Anonymous No.7568718]

Tatsuro Horikawa of the Japanese label Julius. Horikawa is known for his gratuitous use of leather and black. He's influenced by Buddhism and industrial music. Along with clothing he also produces furniture and owns a record label.

[Anonymous No.7568740]

>>7565077
Love his boots!

[Anonymous No.7568746]

Luca Laurini of Label Under Construction. Luca comes from a long line of Italian knitwear producers but could be considered the black sheep of his family. He studied fashion at FIT in New York City and prior to Label Under Construction, worked for cult label Carpe Diem. His work is mostly focused on pushing the extremes of knitwear for which Laurini has an extensive knowledge. Some of his techniques have included deliberately breaking knitting machines or using randomized equations when programming his machines in order to achieve the results he desires.

[Troalpost !!M/8ntLE+we3 No.7568772]

we should have threads like these that also focus on other designers' works -particular seasons' image dumps per thread and hopefully discussions of that designer and their works- on a regular basis like bimonthly or fortnightly
it could be any design house hell even hilfiger or lumen et umbra
thoughts? even judging /fa/'s state and tendencies?

[Anonymous No.7568770]

>>7566518
ya :D

[Anonymous No.7568774]

>>7568693
>>7567846
>>7566518
>>7568671

ily guys

[Anonymous No.7568776]

>>7568671
>>7568700
huh, I thought I knew most of the major RSA designers. are you from/in CT or do you just happen to know people from there?

[Anonymous No.7568788]

Nicolas Andreas Taralis. Born in Toronto, Canada, Taralis decided he needed to go New York for school and studied at Parsons for 2 years before deciding he actually needed to go to Europe where he studied at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, under Helmut Lang who was in charge of the program at the time. After that he became Hedi Slimane's assistant at Dior Homme and many believe he had strong influence over the handful of seasons he was at the house, most importantly the Lustre collection (AW03-04). Shortly after, Taralis left Dior and started his own eponymous label which he has managed ever since.

[Anonymous No.7568815]

Takahiro Miyashita, formerly of Number (N)ine, now of The Soloist. Known for being very shy and introspective, Miyashita has rarely engaged the press. He's good friends with Jun Takahashi of Undercover, the two used to be in a band together and love to discuss music.

[sieg heil !szTe0VDR1w No.7568837]

>>7568815
> Miyashita has rarely engaged the press

this is bullshit

he just faded away in recent years

here he is at the height of his label/high-ish fashion street wear years in a Japanese E-mook "high fashion"

[Anonymous No.7568839]

Patrik Ervell from, er, Patrik Ervell

[villy !!F2T09BvAI8g No.7568844]

>>7568772
I would say yes but I don't know how much this board would partake in something that isn't it's usual designers
I wish it could be done on /fa/ because sufu is too slow.
give it a go, i would help in anyway

[Anonymous No.7568855]

>>7568772
that'd do /fa/ a lot of good.

[Anonymous No.7568861]

>>7568837

Since when does rarely mean never? The point is out of everyone in his design sphere he is by far the most cloistered.

[tinfoil !!gVL0FyzPeMv No.7568925]

adrien sauvage is as /fa/ as it gets

[Anonymous No.7568961]

>>7565083
When I read his name, I imagined a tall slim guy with a beard.
.. But he's not.

[Anonymous No.7568969]

Wow. This is a really cool thread

[Anonymous No.7568984]

>>7565225
haha god damn
its a good thing he makes good shit

[Anonymous No.7568993]

>>7565665
comfy man, comfy design
I have one of his shooting shirts, comfy as heck

[Anonymous No.7569039]

>>7568718
w2c bonnet?

[Anonymous No.7569072]

smh thread with all these noname designers and no raf or rick

[Anonymous No.7569264]

>>7569072
B8

[Anonymous No.7570801]

learnt a lot. thanks

[Anonymous No.7570806]

>>7565608
is that zyzz??

[Anonymous No.7570822]

This is Kanye West.

He invented leather jogging pants and basketball shoes.

[Anonymous No.7570840]

>>7570822
i always wondered how he looked like

[Anonymous No.7570917]

Can anyone save this thread?

[Anonymous No.7570951]

>>7570917
fuuka.warosu.org

[Anonymous No.7571003]

>>7565835
yeah except boris has ricky tags tatted on his back