Joseph Altuzarra: A Talented Designer

(Joseph Altuzarra) is the coolest and most talented new generation of designers in the world. Not long ago, he just won the fashion fund of CFDA/ Vogue in 2011. This victory is enough to prove his strength.

He became famous soon because he showed sexy and practical clothes to women's clothing and did not use complex expressions for single clothes.

Only after the 4 fashion series was released, the 27 year old Joseph Altuzarra, who was born in Paris, has become the center of New York.

The latest crown prince.

In a sense, Altuzarra is one of the most talented young designers in Manhattan so far. This generation of designers has succeeded in winning the support of the top fashion industry and arousing the interest of the upper class and the party obsessed.

But like his friend and colleague designer Alexander Wang, Otto Zara did not follow a line very much, because he was creating himself, though the fashion world was popular, but his design had very strict skills.

Otto Zara was apprenticed to Mark Jakob (Marc Jacobs) in his design career, and he also studied design under the Riccardo Tisci of Givenchy brand.

But he is actually the best Tom Ford.

Like Ford, he can correctly integrate the world and the sexuality, because he has a strong interest in the form of the female body.

He is also interested in the pformation of female figures.

At the moment, the designer is working with Gaia Repossi (Gaia Repossi) in a jewellery series. He has already nominated an American Fashion Designer Association Award in his arms.

Recently, he talked with fashion leader Anna Dello Russo (Anna Dello Russo) about his rapid fame as a meteor, and why he wanted to create something eternal.

Anna Dello Russo (hereinafter referred to as DR): you have only released 4 fashion shows, but are already more famous than Tom Ford.

How do you think all this happened?

Joseph Altuzarra (hereinafter referred to as JA): I think it's because of the Internet.

Now you can quickly create a brand, especially with blogs, and photos can be pmitted so quickly that the speed and intensity of information pmission can never be compared to any other time.

But I have been working hard to create something that is consistent with each season.

I also try to be a nice person - most of the time.

DR: you are also a very good communicator.

As a new designer, you are creating in the fashion show, but you let yourself appear in the fashion system - that is to say, you come to the party.

JA: all of this is now an important part of designers: going out, attending a banquet, meeting with different people.

In the ivory tower, you can only feel isolated.

DR: in the 90s of last century, designers were not very close to others.

Everyone has different jobs and takes place in different areas.

But I remember your first visit to Paris, and I went to your apartment.

After that fashion show, I wanted to see you.

Because I think you are so different.

JA: still, I think this is what happens to the new generation of designers, because all social media outside is changed.

We have so many ways to build relationships with people that make life easier.

In the future, this will continue to become more formal.

DR: the atmosphere between designers, journalists and bloggers is so friendly and open.

In a sense, fashion in the past is so cool.

Past fashions are not so open and easy.

This is good for fashion.

Fashion is like music. When you put music in a cage, it's not music.

JA: I think brand designers are beginning to realize that we are all in the same industry.

It's no good really trying to isolate people.

I'm not saying that we all want to be friends, but I think interpersonal relationships are simpler and more comfortable now.

We are making clothes. We are not saving the world.

I'm not saying that designers are not artists, but every day, from morning till night, we are making clothes.

I want us to use information to make beautiful clothes, but in the end, we need to make people wear them.

I think the extent of fashion propaganda has now been reduced.

DR: Yes, of course.

But for me, clothes mean self.

You need a group of loyal people to connect with them.

Fashion is shared with everyone.

It ties people together.

Behind clothing is our shared experience.

This rising generation, especially now in the US, is really a very important moment, just like breathing fresh air.

JA: Yes, in New York.

I have exhibitions in New York.

It feels like everyone is like a community.

Perhaps this is because we have all experienced financial difficulties, and everyone wants to help others tide over difficulties.

DR: when I met you, I met Alexander Wang.

The two of you are always together. It's very cozy, because your job is very competitive.

JA: actually, I'm at Hampton with Alexander now.

DR: did you see? Interesting news.

I want to talk about your fashion.

Your clothes are very sensitive to your body, aren't you?

JA: look at the women nowadays. Many people are very concerned about themselves. They exercise, they eat well, and they get good results in their work.

I think they feel good. They think they are beautiful. I believe they want to show their figure.

For me, that's where I started.

I think women want to feel pretty.

They also want to feel attractive.

I will also consider clothes that can be worn in different ways, so I can wear them more than once.

If you want to buy a jacket of 2000 dollars, you want to wear it regularly.

DR: I can say for certain that you treat Vanessa Trenna (Vanessa Traina) as your Mousika.

She is very cool, which I think is incredibly interesting.

She is the latest sexy lady.

She looks very strong, but she is also very sexy.

JA: I think today women like Vanessa are chameleons. One day they feel like this, and the next second days they become like that again.

Maybe one day they want to integrate everything.

So they are fresh now.

DR: Yes.

And your clothes are really built.

You have a lot of trimming and trimming.

They are not simple clothes.

Your latest fashion show seems more conservative than the first two times.

It seems to me a sense of the 90s of the last century.

I was surprised.

There's a feeling that Tom Ford didn't expect.

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Joseph Altuzarra: the most potential Newcomer Award

Joseph Altuzarra is very cute. He is French. He has just received 300 thousand dollars. Someone will say that he deserves the award.

The money is only part of CFAD's fashion fund of the American Fashion Designers Association / Vogue.

Shortly before the Skylight Soho awards ceremony in New York, Altuzarra was awarded the most potential new recruits, both with the start-up capital and the mentor of the fashion industry leader.

As Diane von Furstenberg, the chairman of the American Fashion Designers Association, said at the awards evening, "once you get funding from the fashion fund, we will continue to guide you and protect you."

This award ceremony is featured by another extremely successful American designer, Calvin Klein.

Anna Winter said in a brief introduction to Klein's speech: "Calvin can always succeed in lifting someone out of a low place, so that we can change our view of this person."

This is, of course, the purpose of the fashion fund of CFAD/ Vogue, which was established in 2004 and awarded the first prize to Proensa Schro. We all know why to give it to him.

Standing on the podium with Otto Zara is Pamela Love, the Pamela Love of the runner up, the Shannon gable and Chris Peters of the pastoral fashion.

Each of them received a prize of 100 thousand dollars.

Other finalists include Carlos Campos, Antonio Azzuolo brand Antonio Anzuro, Cushnie et Ochs brand Carly Kusni and Michel Oakes, Fenton/Fallon brand Dana Lawrence, Finland jewellery brand Saraya Sl Kent, Ohne Titel Alexa Adams and Alexa Adams, Suno Suno and Alan Betty.

Showing luxury means making it dim.

About the early spring series of fashion releases, Otto Zara became a little conservative, but still full of vitality, conveying a beautiful, French style of casual resonance - from time to time in the formal short cut, cutting the wrong, shrinking daily jacket, fashionable female skirt suit.

In a sit in lunch, Joseph and the media watched the fashion show. The dinner was organized by Neman Marcus department store and Otto Zara in San Francisco. We are delighted to see these sweet, classic cool clothes in close proximity.

Q: which part of the fashion release are you most satisfied with?

Joseph Altuzarra (hereinafter referred to as JA): "metal circle" part.

We made many classic metal rings from Switzerland, all hand embroidered, and of course, some really cool digital metal ring patterns and woven metal ring objects.

When we put together the emotional boards, we knew that we wanted to make a ton of metal rings. In general, we felt very much in the sense of Saint Robert's style, very Bridget style.

We also injected a resonance in the 90s of last century because we wanted to link it with autumn.

The early spring series is more connected with what customers want, and because there is no fashion distribution that allows you to think less about media coverage while designing, it is a more commercial consideration, so this is a good thing.

Q: because it's winter now. Do you have any special ideas for holiday party season?

JA: I think it would be very fashionable to wear a Parker jacket tonight, for example, a sash skirt or formal skirt, plus a pike jacket.

This is Kate Moss's classic dress in the 90s of last century. It's really natural, but it's still very modern.

I think the most interesting way to show luxury is to make it a little gloomy rather than too bright.

Q: so if a woman can only buy one piece of clothing this season, should it be a Parker jacket?

JA: of course.

I think that's the way women really dress. I don't think you have to go outside to buy a short skirt for formal occasions, and then you have to choose a coat to match it for the rest of the time.

The Parker jacket is really practical. It's warm, waterproof and windproof - and it's also a very beautiful dress.

Q: I agree.

What are your holiday wishes? What do you want, and what are the good things that you want to distribute?

JA: I grew up with my mother and brother. We always make good things for others - so I am a faithful believer in handicrafts.

I drew many pictures for my friends and put them in boxes as gifts for them.

I am also a very good baker. I bake bread for our team, I put bread in a very nice pot - very much like Martha Stuart's style.

As for what I want most, I have just moved to the new apartment of cubeca, so I really want to choose a very beautiful chair for my bedroom, which can be leather, or calf, or something beautiful.

When someone gives you a piece of furniture and something to put in your room, you usually keep it and cherish it very much.

Q: do you do anything family related?

JA: of course.

I think this is one of the most interesting things I want to do next. I really like working with others. "Home" is all I have to think about in these matters.

I think textile series or saucers will be very interesting.

Q: some of your designs look beautiful on pillows or blankets.

JA: Yes! I'm really thinking that some tropical spring patterns are really good for pillows.

Q: I will buy it.

So you seem to be a big celebrity right now.

So who else has you designed her clothes yet, but you really want to cooperate?

JA: I really want to design clothes for Emma Stone, but we have worked together, and it's really a wonderful memory.

I also like Juliana Moore very much, and I really want to design clothes for her.

She is really talented. You know, she really selects clothes. Her style is varied. I think it would be very nice to wear my new clothes on her.