Articles by Jesse Brouns
Ludovic de Saint Sernin won over at Ann Demeulemeester
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Paris - Ludovic de Saint Sernin's debut with Ann Demeulemeester last weekend in Paris was eagerly awaited. It turned out to be a straightforward tribute, which was perhaps just a little too simple. In recent weeks and months, names have once again been shuffled around fashion's organisational charts. Contracts between labels and designers are...
Paris Fashion Week Men’s: In Paris, extravagance drowns out the clothes
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Dries Van Noten showed for the first time in two years back in Paris, as did Céline, Comme des Garçons and Thom Browne. After two years of digital calendars and only a handful of catwalk shows, the fashion spotlight was turned on again in Paris last week. Japanese and Belgian designers returned, and it had been a long time since we had seen so...
Pitti Uomo is running at full speed again
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The semi-annual men's fashion fair Pitti Uomo is having a successful relaunch this week, with more exhibitors, more visitors and an expanded programme for its 102nd edition. Ann Demeulemeester showed favourite looks from thirty years of archives, and Grace Wales Bonner showed in the Palazzo Medici Riccardi. For the past two seasons, Pitti Uomo...
Au revoir Virgil, welcome Nigo: men's week in Paris and Milan, from farewells to rebirths
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Fashion has been shaken up for several years now. While the industry is reflecting on sustainability and racism, among other things, the pandemic has made everything even more complex. The traditional fashion week survives, but it has also been transformed. At first glance, the calendars seem lighter, with fewer catwalk shows. Meanwhile, the...
Pitti Uomo: Good news from Firenze
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Florence - The new fashion year begins in a minor way, but with a dash of optimism. The men’s fair, Pitti Uomo, which traditionally opens the new season in Florence, has experienced some quick reorganisation. Guest of honour Ann Demeulemeester cancelled her scheduled event last week. Brunello Cucinelli, a usually consistent main exhibitor at the...
Ann Demeulemeester steps up relaunch as special guest of Pitti Uomo
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Ann Demeulemeester changed ownership, returned to the catwalk in October with a new creative team, and will be a special guest at the Pitti Uomo fashion fair in Florence in January. Demeulemeester herself resigned in 2013, but says she is happy with the brand’s new course. Ann Demeulemeester between future and past Things had not been going so...
Bare legs, new talent and vintage luxury on the catwalks of Milan
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For the first time since March last year, Milan hosted fashion week. Between 21 and 27 September, 43 physical shows were on the schedule, plus 41 events and 98 presentations, mostly for the public. The security measures were occasionally stringent, with a heavily reduced number of seats. For quite a few labels, this resulted in the barring of...
Men's fashion week Paris returns at half capacity
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The men’s fashion week in Paris ended on Sunday and was the first fashion week with an audience since September 2020. The official calendar of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode counted about seventy events, including about ten catwalk shows. Although a relatively small number, it was still higher than the number of shows in Milan,...
Retail in Russia: Moscow follows fashion
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Moscow - Despite successive economic and diplomatic crises, there is no shortage of fashion in Moscow. From pure luxury to streetwear and everything in between. FashionUnited highlights the six most important multibrands. TSUM: the giant TSUM, which is owned by the Mercury Group (a group that manages over a hundred premium and luxury boutiques...