“…What’s also happening now is that designers make clothes for people as opposed to making them for a fashion show, which has always been my main preoccupation anyway. Obviously, as these clothes are much closer to reality, it also changes the general aesthetic of fashion. I have never understood the idea of creating clothes for a fashion show and then selling something different afterwards. Saint Laurent and Chanel were such important designers because they dressed people above anything else, and that is what is happening again now.” Read Lutz Huelle in conversation with Pedro Canicoba in MANY OF THEM Magazine

Barbie Ferreira wears Lutz’s Denim Coat in TEEN VOGUE, photo by Quentin Jones , Styling by Gillian Wilkins

Alex Bircken wears Lutz’s Bombercoat , photographed by Moritz Wesseler

Nassia wears Lutz Huelle Bombercoat in NOON Magazine, photo by Mel Bles,  styled by Vanessa Reid

Lutz’s Bomber Coat in Wonderland Magazine, Styling Lara Alegre, Photo Liage Bremariam 

Lutz/Lutz Huelle POP Magazine 35 A/W 2016 (part 2) Photography and Layout by Wolfgang Tillmans, Styling by Max Pearmain, Models Georgia Howorth and Eleanor Turnbull

Lutz and Ashley in The Flore, A Pop Conversation with a Cult Hero’ POP Magazine 35 A/W 2016, Photos by Wolfgang Tillmans

Lutz/Lutz Huelle POP Magazine 35 A/W 2016 (part 1) Photography and Layout by Wolfgang Tillmans, Styling by Max Pearmain, Models Georgia Howorth and Eleanor Turnbull, Make-Up by Lauren Parsons @Premier, Hair by Chi Wong @Management+Artists

Shoot Assistant Simon Gray, Fashion Assistant Laura Vartiainen, Studio Assistant Annett Kottek, Studio Drapes John Cronin & Chester Kottek, Fabric … More

“Years back, we first saw Lutz Huelle as a fresh-faced young man in Wolfgang Tillman’s iconic photographs, we did not know who he was or where he came from, but those images stuck in our minds. Next time, we saw the same young man taking a bow after a fashion show in Paris named after a Smiths song, full of quietly beautiful yet empowering clothes, which he continues to create in his Parisian studio. By minding his own business and staying true to himself, he embodies what the current mood in fashion is so desperately trying to find. Honesty, Realness and Creativity.” Robin Schulie talks to Lutz for SSAW Magazine, Spring 2016 issue

Lutz F/W 2016 in PURPLE FASHION, Photos Olivier Zahm, Styling Ursina Gysi, Models Tamy Glauser & Sasha Melnychuk, Hair Sébastien Le Corroller Makeup Kathy Le Sant

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