‘Arriving in Paris in the 90s, I experienced the city with fresh eyes, much like Alber. Of course, it’s easy to get swept up in mythic ideas of culture and beauty. And nowhere else is fashion taken so seriously. Yet whenever I observe how Parisian women dress style is signalled with insouciance. Nothing appears forced. In a similar way, I am always delighted when I see couture surfacing within everyday life. I like considering the incongruities and energy of this convergence that is unique to Paris- and how women everywhere can identify somewhere within the mix’ AZ Factory with LUTZ HUELLE Pre-Fall 2024

“Arriving to Paris in the ’90s, I experienced the city with fresh eyes, much like Alber. Of course, it’s easy … More

“…but smart and chic it was. Epitomizing that mix of refinement and ease were tuxedo-inspired shapes that included a jacket with arms shorn off to become a vest; a shirt in blown-up proportions that turned into a crisp poplin dress, and another with its shoulders sliced off and replaced with a handsome blowsy ruffle. New here was the knitwear that furthered Huelle’s idea of a balance between sophistication and ease, turning a body-con minidress or spaghetti-strap top into more comfortable options. Along with witty touches like a sprinkling of foil on smartly tailored shorts and slacks or hearts printed on frayed denim until they looked like leopard spots, they were proof of what a dab hand at delightful clothes Huelle is.” Lily Templeton on AZ FACTORY with LUTZ HUELLE Resort 2024 on WWD

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