Lemaire Lovers' Designer Minimalist Zen's Best Combination

Hidden behind the designer Christophe Lemaire, the Asian girl, Sarah Lin-Tran, is super mysterious and low-key. She rarely has too many voices in front of the media. She always interviews with Christophe. She often talks little, and only answers one or two when asked questions, but it greatly affects the trend of Lemaire brand style.

She shared life with Christophe and shared the brand dress design, so Sarah is both.

Lover is also the inspiration for brand.

Wearing Sarah Lin-Tran, which is always Oriental, has a small curly hair, or plaited or braid on the shoulders. The natural makeup is no exaggerated false eyelash and flying eyeliner. Although the name is not loud enough, it can hide its charm by wearing a personal style.

Its clothing lines are mainly lax and concise, and the flexible use of color, tailoring proportion and accessories makes the whole appearance relaxed and cumbersome. In the streets, it has been repeatedly photographed, and has been reproduced in Pinterest and Tumblr.

As Christophe Lemaire left Herm s to concentrate on her personal brand, her name slowly floated onto the real design stage.

Sarah Lin-Tran and Christophe Lemaire were recognized before and after 2006, when Sarah was still a student, while Lemaire was Lacoste design director and began to gain a foothold in the fashion industry.

Now, the two is the partner who supports each other in work and love. The topic of Christophe is always inseparable from Sarah and reminiscent of its past career. He said he always thought that the brand was founded too early (in 1991), the profit situation was not ideal, and then the personal brand was suspended in 2003. Until 2007, it was also known that the year of Sarah came back to the fashion market.

After that,

Also joined the brand design team, brought into the design thinking belonging to women.

In order to avoid high cost, the two people decided to publish new clothes in the form of small exhibition. Fortunately, with the popularity of Phoebe Philo and Raf Simons design, minimalism began to return to the fashion industry.

This is undoubtedly the best time for the two people who have always liked the minimalist style. The brand of the two people has also begun to be noticed, and has returned to the extension stage in the 2011 spring and summer.

Sarah said in an interview that they always hoped that the brand's design was to establish mutual trust with the wearer, which was why she had encouraged Christophe to restart its brand.

She believes in the present

This type of design is missing.

With Christophe unloading the Herm top s design last year, the two began to focus on the brand design of the same brand.

Sarah said that when she was creating fashions, she would first imagine the appearance of "better herself" in her mind. In the spring and summer series of 2015, she used the simple comfortable cotton cloth and tannin fabric as the keynote. The irregular loose trim had added some artistic flavor to the past home style, and then grabbed the waist line with the details of the belt, but it was sexy without losing intelligence. It was a beautiful first battle for Christophe to return the post of Sarah Herm s post.

Subsequently, Christophe decided to rename the brand to Lemaire, and Sarah was responsible for redesigning the brand logo, breaking the past clover logo, writing the brand letter on the white bottom with black bold, symbolizing a brand-new beginning, and announces the era of Sarah Lin-Tran.

Just after the brand renamed, Sarah also brought her neutral style into men's clothing in autumn and winter 2015.

For example, the common cloak design of women's clothing, or the oblique cut cut gives the whole series of wandering poetry beyond comfort.

There is no sparkling cloth, no complicated details, and everything is cut to speak.

The role of Sarah in Lemaire is to maintain the brand in a "dress" design route.

As she said with Christophe's visit, "clothes should not be a camouflage and social mask. People's personality should be before clothing."