25 Designers Influencing The Development Of Contemporary Men'S Clothing

Craig Green Designer

Like J.W. Anderson before him, Craig Green was promoted to be an excellent designer in London.

First in Lulu Kennedy's menswear performance, and then in his 15 spring summer London series: Men's wear exhibition, this central Saint Martin alumni follows an attractive restoration process. First, it raises sharp questions. What are our clothes?

What is their relationship with us?

How do they separate the world from us?

Do we control clothes or clothes over us?

And then we created the answer through sculpture, film and the spirit of his late Louise Wilson teacher.

It is true that this part is in her memory. In June last year, the display of Green made many audiences weep, but it turned out that his collection made them feel that it was a compliment to her.

- Luke Leitch

Hannes and Simon Hogeman Tr s Bien founder and buyer

If the definition of contemporary men's clothing can be defined by the swinging between high fashion and high street, tailored and completely casual, Hogeman brothers should be praised as influential people.

Tr s Bien is not the first or only menswear store that will buy Nike, but its matching must be the best.

With a new interior garment line, they often attend fashion week and show around the world. Simon and Hannes are leading the direction of men's wear.

- Noah Johnson

Raf Simons Designer

Integrating into the fun and mind, even now Raf Simons's men's clothing still gives out youth enthusiasm, and twenty years later, new clothing lines are launched.

Yes, his career has always sprung up in the fashion world -- Dior and Dior Couture via Jil Sander -- but when he designs for her brand and her gender, Simons gives precision and brightness.

From 14 years of autumn and winter to Sterling Ruby to the spring and summer series of 15, its decorative heart is the collage of his own life experience. Simons is very relaxed in the art of menswear display. We can see the cooperation with Fred Perry and Adidas.

-LL

Christopher Nying and Jockum Hallin Our Legacy founder

Our Legacy has quietly grown into a brand.

If you are not yet ready to wear it, you probably should do so, and soon.

In the three stores in Sweden, a recently opened in London, except for the best basic menswear shops that should be put in the world, Christopher Nying (top left) and Jockum Hallin (middle), the anonymous basic brand has become their own (and has brought 1/3 of the owners, Richardos Klar n, the upper right).

The series is from humility and low key (Oxford shirt and raw material jeans) to ostentatious, almost absurd (of course, in an elegant form).

It is amazing that they did not take the problem of clothes seriously too seriously.

Men's shopping / wearing experience often lacks humor, and Our Legacy breaks the situation with alternative Zebra Print shirts, drawstring trousers and a horse hair jacket.

-NJ

Saint Laurent creative director Hedi Slimane

What else do we need to say about Hedi Slimane's revitalization of Saint Laurent?

Another thing that may not have been enough comment is the accuracy of the garment itself.

Tailoring, proportions, structure, and, above all, rejection is more than necessary retouching. Slimane is almost integrated into every garment.

No element sounds great until you realize how other designers often make mistakes in these places.

- Dirk Standen

Hiroki Nakamura Visvim founder and designer

VISVIM is the most desirable and difficult to get (price and distribution) frenzy of men's clothing brand.

Because of these reasons, it is also the most popular brand nowadays, and few brands can achieve the quality of maintaining organic and handmade products, which makes Hiroki Nakamura very rare.

When it comes to establishing the trend of development, the founder and designer are still unmatched.

Richness - VISVIM signboards will increase with the growth of stores in all parts of the world and department stores.

-NJ

Rick Owens Designer

Unlike traditional men's clothing, it is not hard to imagine that Owens used his exaggerated jacket, crotch shorts and sports shoes as his daily uniform. He disdained the gaudy suit and tie.

Until that day, Owens proved that anti tradition is also profitable, and working for big fashion houses is not the only way.

Young genius like Craig Green deserves our attention.

-DS

Adidas creative director Dirk Schonberger

You can say that Raf Simons and Phoebe Philo make Stan Smiths a classic fashion, but Dirk Schonberger behind Adidas knows how to turn a low-key single product into a completely mature phenomenon.

This is not a coincidence, nor is it a trend of normcore. Its iconic white sports shoes become fashionable footwear in 2014.

Schonberger works.

Thanks to his long-term vision, no other brand can successfully build a luxurious lineup of designers and celebrities like Adidas. Where can you find the Jeremy Scott, Rick Owens, Mary Katrantzou, Pharrell Williams and Kanye West under the same roof?

-NJ

Mark Parker NIKE CEO

While Adidas keeps recruiting designers to build their own brand, Nike continues to do what he is best at: making shoes that people really want.

Some people say that Nike is the best marketing brand in the world.

Although there is no doubt that Nike provides excellent products for first-class athletes, the desire to create is the real feature of the brand.

The message from Mark Parker is always direct: innovation is the first, even when he collaborate with legendary figures like Tinker Hatfield and Fragment Design founder Hiroshi Fujiwara in the avant-garde HTM series.

Designer cooperation is rare, but when they are determined to do it, they will do well -- Riccardo Tisci's Air Force 1 series.

-NJ

Herm e s menswear designer V e ronique Nichanian

Creative director of Herm s women's wear has many different faces, including Jean Paul Gaultier, Christophe Lemaire, and the latest incumbent, and the latest latest, men's wear has been a guide for twenty years, and there is no dispute about it.

Elegant but never sophisticated, super sophisticated, and price matching, Nichanian's clothes may be unreachable for most people, but we still appreciate beauty. We like to have Herm s labels, though not crocodile skin tops.

-DS

Alex Olson Bianca Chand n founder

As a professional skateboard player who traded with Nike, and has made obvious appearances in recent Supreme videos, Alex Olson has not chosen to make his brand Bianca Chand n go on the ordinary road (also branch, Call Me 917).

Inspired by the club culture in the 70s and 80s of the last century, Olson brought skateboards and streets - a donation from the legendary NY club Paradise Garage to the health crisis of homosexual men.

It sounds unlikely, but he has succeeded in winning fans like Virgil Abloh and some of the hottest real estate in the world, including the Dover street market.

-NJ

Goodman fashion director of men's clothing Bruce Pask Bergdorf

If you are familiar with Bruce Pask because of his frequent appearance in the menswear style blog, you will know that he has some talent for his hair and desert boots.

But the well read Arizona Native also has more stories.

He became one of the best examples of editing to retail migration. He recently left T magazine and turned to fashion director for Bergdorf Goodman men's clothing. Now he's setting the tone in the top luxury retailing industry in the US, and his development deserves attention.

-DS

The Elder Statesman designer Greg Chait

Take a look at these photos in the The Elder Statesman store in Losangeles. You will see that the crowd in this city is cool, wearing a Greg Chait expensive but low-key cashmere sweater, like a sweater, eating a corn cake and drinking beer.

This is the definition of leisure, a definition of another way of good life in the 2015.

The meaning of this sentence is that Chait has a global lifestyle brand in his hands.

The supplier of high quality knitted sweater has been placed high hopes.

But, hey, Ralph Lauren is beginning to be a narrower category, tie, and we know how to come out.

-DS

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