Hermes New Boss Likes To Wear Chinese Slippers Christophe Lemaire Interview

< p > French designer Christophe Lemaire will be in charge of Herm s in the autumn, becoming a new designer after the Jean Paul Gaultier. Christophe Lemaire began designing its own clothing for men and women in 1991 and released its first fashion show in Paris 7 years ago. Lemaire took over Lacoste from 2000, became a brand designer and renewed the Lacoste brand. < /p >
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< p > Lemaire has a clear and unique view on the future of fashion: fashion will return to elegance, simplicity, texture and classic. He said, "you don't need to change wardrobe every six months, or buy designer bags from time to time." I think elegance and self importance are closely related. < /p >
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< p > below is NYMag's interview with Christophe Lemaire. < /p >
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< p > NYMag: is it difficult to leave the Lacoste? < /p >
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< p > Christophe Lemaire: Yes or no. I am very glad to have the invitation of Herm s. It's a dream of mine and is very consistent with my idea of fashion. I have always been very interested in simplicity and immortality. < /p >
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< p > NYMag: what do you think of those days when you were in Lacoste? < /p >
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< p > Christophe Lemaire: I am proud to be able to change the image of Lacoste and let the brand have younger and fashionable consumers. I think the position of Lacoste brand in the market is very unique: it is neither an ordinary sports brand nor a fashion brand. I think I expressed this in Lacoste's show, but it is still challenging to express this idea in shops and marketing chains. < /p >
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< p > NYMag: who is your favorite designer? < /p >
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Phoebe Philo, the designer of < p > Christophe Lemaire:Celine, is my favorite designer. I also like the works of Apiece Apart. < /p >