Author: lutzhuelle
Lutz Huelle’s knitted Tailcoat in ENCENS Magazine, Styling: Samuel Drira, Photo: Francesco Brigida
Jop van Bennekom interviews Lutz in BUTT Magazine: ‘Lutz has been a familiar face to me for at least ten or twelve years. But I never knew who he really was, this guy that kept appearing as a model, and more often as a best friend, in lots of Wolfgang Tillmans’ pictures — until I met him a couple of years ago when he was starting up a fashion label under his own name in Paris. Last spring I sat down with Lutz Huelle, that’s his full name, in his spacious Paris apartment and office on the fancy Rue de Rivoli. We talked for hours and hours, and after sifting through the original 24,000-word transcript, this is what remained.’
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‘The Impact of flexibility by LUTZ Fall 2000: The tuxedo with the sport, the chic with the cheap, the workwear, the seasonless, the cut-out of fashion, the what you want when you want it, the sense of humour, the day and night pulled together’ Samuel Drira in ENCENS on LUTZ#1 Fall/Winter 2000
LUTZ HUELLE No.27 F/W 2013 ‘Egon Schiele” A Short Film By Giasco Bertoli
LUTZ HUELLE S/S 2013 ‘Gestures’ I was thinking of gestures, poise – how a simple tilt of the head, a flick of the shoulders, the way one leg advances to balance the body, hands in pockets, can transform the most mundane situation into one of grace and beauty . The staples of an everyday wardrobe, infused with a “couture like” spirit : lowering the neckline and raising the waist, turning embroidered crystals into graphic prints, elongating a baseball jacket with silk organza, and cutting a parka in fluid crocodile print georgette.
Lutz’ Draped Biker in SSAW Magazine, Photo:Harley Weir, Styling:Lotta Volkova
LUTZ HUELLE No.28 S/S 2014 ‘The Getaway’ Deciding to just spend the day at the beach instead of going to work, the sun and water bleaching the surface and leaving traces on tailored Jackets, Knits and Dresses.
Lutz on UNTITLED ‘Shrouded in satin, cottons and translucent patterns, Lutz Huelle’s Spring 2013 collection for Paris’ fashion week keeps cool with light fabrics while focusing on draped, fluid fabrics. Elegantly designed, some garments had a caftan effect while other outfits bared skin over zebra-printed hooded shirts. Predominately monochromatic with flashes of intense canary yellow, green and mauve, the collection remained thoroughly modern. Highlights from the show included a white strapless pantsuit ensemble, wrapped around the model with a trail of fabric extending from behind.’
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