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Autumn/Winter 2024-2025 by American Vintage

An ode to memories – the ones that we bring back to life and the ones that we want to create. The new American Vintage collection took shape with this image. An autumn/winter 2024-2025 season that turns the spotlight on exploration. The inspiration This new collection takes the form of three moments, three journeys, three explorations. First, a...

Retail

American Vintage opens two stores in Ireland

French ready-to-wear brand American Vintage has cemented its presence in Ireland with the opening of two stores in Dublin. Located at 34 Exchequer street, the womenswear store offers a wide selection of essentials, colourful knits, long coats and close-fitting tops. The outlet adopted the look of a retro-style café, with warm-toned pendant...

Fashion Featured

Fashion and lifestyle: inventory of a winning combo

The lifestyle sector, which includes tableware, furnishings and decorative items, continues to attract many fashion brands. FashionUnited takes a look at the latest launches in this segment, and the reasons behind the craze. Much more than a fashion brand Lifestyle allows fashion companies to diversify their offerings. They are becoming much...

Business|Interview Featured

Founder Michaël Azoulay talks American Vintage and its conquest of the US

It has been quite a journey for the brand from Marseille, France, inspired by the American lifestyle. Founded by Michaël Azoulay in 2005, American Vintage now employs 850 people worldwide, both directly and indirectly, and has "a turnover of 140 million euros, 130 brand shops and 1,500 retailers worldwide". Having emerged "stronger" from the...

Fashion

American Vintage decides to ban angora

French fashion brand American Vintage has decided to ban angora from all its future collections and has announced this on social media. Already two years ago, animal rights organisation PETA had criticised the brand’s use of angora and showed how much angora rabbits suffer when their fur is harvested. “We held countless online actions, bombarded...

Retail

Jigsaw flagship among flurry of new retailers to open at Covent Garden

A number of brands are to open stores at the Covent Garden estate, including flagship stores on Floral Street from Jigsaw and American Vintage. British brand Jigsaw will upsize its current Floral Street store, expanding into Grade II listed Carriage Hall, opening in February, while fashion retailer American Vintage will open its own flagship in...

Fashion |INTERVIEW

Interview: American Vintage's Audrey Lankester, Head of AMV Camp

Established in 2005 by a young entrepreneur from Marseille, Michaël Azoulay, American Vintage is known for their trademark style of casual cuts and a nuanced colour range. Today, the American Vintage head office spans 2,200 square metres and 4,000 square metres of warehouse space as well as outdoor facilities. Located in the Signe business park,...

Video

Video: American Vintage Fall/Winter 18 Film

Deep in the Scottish prairies, we have lost all notion of time. Maybe it’s October or perhaps it’s already November. Source: American Vintage, YouTube.

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Video: Guillaume Lanier American Vintage Summer 2018

En Niza, a orillas de la playa Coco Beach o en las alturas de la Villa Arson de la que le gustan las curvas geométricas, hemos quedado con Guillaume Lanier. Source: American Vintage, YouTube.