Men'S Wear Designer -- Courtney Mcwilliams

Givenchy men's wear designer Courtney McWilliams works

Paying close attention to Courtney McWilliams, praises "vulgar" chav culture, and this also witnessed Courtney McWilliams a permanent.

The position of the designer.

These young men, all their jewellery and childish ridicule, are, of course, very grateful to Courtney McWilliams for their ability to pcend nature and to combine a luxurious feeling in the most trusted story.

This unmistakable positive wisdom (and the love of a man's heaven and earth) is no doubt a sign of great events, so the reporter talked to her about her Providence over the past 25 years, and her inspiration, Jamie T, made her try to predict male psychology.

Reporter: where did you grow up? Is there a real estate that is closely related to the local government at any time and a handsome troublemaker called Troy?

Courtney McWilliams: I grew up between England and Kuala Lumpur.

I was a boarding school, so I never had anything to do at any time when the local government was in the delivery room and boys until I escaped from here.

But once I did this, I found many handsome troublemakers. Fortunately, I didn't call Troy, but at that time I really entered my BMK - a Rowley style name called Tinchy.

Reporter: as far as I know, you are a Storyman. How did you sign The Boy from your graduation series?

Courtney McWilliams: the inspiration for this album is Jamie T. I think he is the best songwriter in our generation.

In my performance music, producer Lewis Ryder made a very strong technology to mix with the Northern Line of Jamie T.

His songs and lyrics are literally integrated into the inspiration of the whole design.

But I guess The Boy is a bit funny, which seems to be the characteristic of all English chavvy boys.

Who is he, your mother may not be excited, wearing designer clothes, do not know how it looks cheap, and wearing a shirt at the bottom and the staff walk when it looks really hot.

I spent a lot of time observing men's clothes from my friends and making sure that they could listen to their opinions.

This is really important. I think my friends can see the shadow of their clothes in my series.

Reporter: has fashion design always been your bounden duty?

Courtney McWilliams: I know that I have always fantasized about being involved in fashion, but it is not an eternal thing. When I was still at school, I took it as a credible job.

So my learning will make some people mistaken for a scholar career.

But I realized that design was my last day at school, and I realized it was the last chance to change my life.

All, I did not give up.

Reporter: conceptually, the acquisition of your aesthetic art is through the same man - the same ideal - or all people have their own advantages, and hope that they have the same direction in their design.

When I was doing this series, I was very conscious. I designed some very wearable clothes for the musicians, including young boys on the street, and more fashionable avant-garde men.

I have neglected some immutable things. The more I research and design, the more I find that everyone has their own characteristics. The more I want to design clothes for other ages and styles, because you want everyone to wear your design clothes.

Reporter: which man's portrait will not leave the design you started? This is my weak Freud style who wants to know how you look at men, at least now.

Courtney McWilliams: the boy with cool visual effects is my initial pattern design, football clothes, old hat, disgusting teeth (think of Pro Green before his veneers) and a golden monarch.

I have a great photographer, Cameron Alexander, who often helps me to take the last series.

Reporter: what kind of jokes can your spouse say?

Courtney McWilliams: maybe one, but I found it's not funny. He also called me darling.

Interviewer: what kind of music do you listen to when you are in the studio?

Courtney McWilliams: in my last series.

When I listen to Jamie T, Professor Green and many Dubstep and High Contrast.

After I moved to Paris, I began to listen to some popular nonsense on radio. When I was at work, there were XFactor, but all of them kept people warm.

But do you know that the people I love work with me at the time of death? Devlin.

He took my fantasy work from the front end of the program list to the front end, relying on Coco Sumner and Jamie T.

Reporter: where are you now? I know you have been designing Givenchy under the Riccardo Tisci.

Courtney McWilliams: Yes, I am officially becoming Givenchy men's wear designer, and I will continue to do it here.

Tisci is definitely a legend.

And fashion week is coming, we are all making preparations.

Of course, my mouth must be strict, but this season will be a special thing.

I am looking forward to seeing the final result.

Givenchy people are really cool designs.

Reporter: it sounds like you will take the time to learn to recharge yourself.

Courtney McWilliams: my long-term plan is very huge, but in the medium term, I found many things in Givenchy.

I am working with some very talented and experienced designers, which is truly invaluable experience.