As a partner of the 38th Hyères International Fashion, Photography and Accessories Festival, Premiere Classe welcomes the Formers to a dedicated exhibition.
See you from 1 to 4 March.
The big winner of the 38th edition of the festival was this Belgian designer, who walked away with no fewer than 3 prizes for his unisex collection. A rare feat in the history of the festival, and one that is worth highlighting.
He graduated from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp in 2022, and since then has worked for Hermès as a junior designer in the men's ready-to-wear department.
His collection, called "YESSIR", is the result of a reflection on the place of hotel staff within their establishment. The programme involves deconstructing the codes of the hotel uniform to reinvent modern tailoring.
A 2022 graduate of Geneva's Haute École d'Art et de Design (HEAD), the Fribourg-born designer, who worked for the House of Rabanne in her student days, likes to bewitch as much as she bewilders with her creations, which combine jewellery, shoes and bags. Called "Artificial flowers need water, again", the collection tackles her favourite theme: fetishism. Gabrielle Huguenot likes to salvage and assemble metal like hardware and second-hand items to create tension in the object.
After working for a long time as a window dresser and decorator for the Secondella vintage boutique in Hamburg, Christiane went back to studying fashion. She began creating artistic bags made from glass structures enriched with all sorts of ornaments, including scarves, coloured hiking ropes, pearls, buttons... A unique mix for pieces that are just as unique.
The young Frenchman, who graduated from the Haute École d'Art et de Design de Genève (HEAD) with a master's degree in Fashion and Accessories Design, showcased bags with taut lines whose black leather, with an aniline finish (a finish that entails applying a light transparent layer that leaves the texture of the leather unchanged), reflects the light. For the Hermès prize, he played on the codes of equestrianism, with his light leather-braided kerchief adorned with stirrups, which move like long ribbons. A gently nostalgic nod to his childhood memories, perched on his mother's shoulders.
Premiere Classe will be in full swing from 1 to 4 March, with a rich and creative offering.
As a partner of the 38th Hyères International Fashion, Photography and Accessories Festival, Premiere Classe welcomes the Formers to a dedicated exhibition.
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In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making its mark in the world of accessories. To celebrate its longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
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Premiere Classe will be in full swing from 1 to 4 March, with a rich and creative offering.
As a partner of the 38th Hyères International Fashion, Photography and Accessories Festival, Premiere Classe welcomes the Formers to a dedicated exhibition.
In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making a name for itself in the world of accessories. To celebrate this longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
Founded in Rimini from the vision of the eponymous young Italian designer, Judy Mazzotti, Judy created her brand with a focus on the future and research and development centred on innovation and sustainability.
In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making a name for itself in the world of accessories. To celebrate this longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making its mark in the world of accessories. To celebrate its longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
As a partner of the Prix de la Création de la Ville de Paris, Premiere Classe is inviting Domestique - Prix Accessoires de Mode, and Clara Daguin - Grand Prix Mode, from 1 to 4 March 2024.
Stephen Jones, the British milliner’s one of the most respected in the fashion industry, will be returning to Premiere Classe from March 1 to 4, where he will present his Autumn Winter 2024 collection, A Muse à Paris.