F/W 2018

‘…Lutz Huelle fut assistant de Martin Margiela. Si une filiation peut se lire dans quelques détournements, point de pâles copies ici. D’immenses manches gigot se greffent sur le buste de vestons formels. Des panneaux de brocart ou lamé sont incrustés sur les devants de bombers, de vestes de jeans ou de parkas imperméables, leur donnant une allure folle et originale. Des jupes et des robes bouillonnées confirment l’orientation plus haut de gamme du designer allemand basé à Paris… ‘ Frédéric Martin-Bernard on Lutz Huelle F/W18 in LE FIGARO

read the whole text and view the collection here http://madame.lefigaro.fr/defiles/lutz-huelle/automne-hiver-2018-2019/pret-a-porter-0/147586

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F/W 2018

‚Plenty of designers these days have turned to patch-working garments together; what makes Lutz stand apart is that the results are not just for the look—they’re resolved into wearable garments with a French nonchalance about them. With his offering of gilded brocade narrow pants, you could imagine these clothes being the kind of thing you see young Parisian girls wearing in cafés and bars. As we know: They never overdress, but they always wear the right thing. Sarah Mower on LUTZ HUELLE F/W 18 on VOGUE RUNWAY

for the whole review and photos please click here Lutz Huelle Vogue Runway ‘Lutz Huelle had an emotional time looking around the Martin Margiela retrospective which opened at the Musée Galliera the other day. It reminded him most strongly of how his onetime boss “saw beauty in everything. Nothing was insignificant or without the potential […]

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F/W 2018

‘ ..this latest installment of his ongoing endeavor to transfer couture codes to streetwear struck the right tone. He’s not the only one chasing this ambition, but is clearly one of the more successful’ Mimosa Spencer on LUTZ HUELLE F/W 18 in WWD

to see the whole article please click below WWD Lutz Huelle FW18 Lutz Huelle took out his scissors again and this season tackled the coats, jean jackets and military-style bombers. “I thought, I’m going to cut into patterns and see how they fall — just open them,” he explained, backstage after the show. He made […]

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F/W 2018

LUTZ HUELLE F/W 18 ´ How to change the silhouette of a garment without losing its original sense or use —a cinched waist in a denim jacket, a draped back in a cotton shirt, an elongated asymmetric hemline in a zipped jacket. I added panels of wool, lurex jaquard or metallic wadding at different points, pushing the volume to the front or back or simply changing the fall of a hemline. Last season’s rounded jackets have turned into shirts; and on skirts the volume has slid down just under the knee. Worn with a cinched waist bomber, they continue the idea of couture in a day- or sportswear context. The oversleeves are pushed even closer to the neckline, adding drama and poise to wardrobe staples like a woolen coat, a cotton popeline shirt or a tuxedo jacket. In the end, I wanted a collection with a sense of strength, positivity, and ease going into the future.

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