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‘..Lutz Huelle and his reimagined wardrobe classics is leading the way. Seductively uniting the familiar with the strange, Huelle is mixing and matching shapes, structures and usage occasions across categories and gender divides..’ Ada Kellgren on Lutz on Makeitlast.se
see the whole article here The past few seasons have signed an accord: the best approach to classics is an … More
‘Lutz Huelle moved his brilliant signatures forward by somehow splicing the key elements of last season into a collection whose newness never jarred.’ Tony Glenville on F/W 2017 on SCHON Magazine
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‘The Best German Fashion Designers’ Markus Ebner on Lutz Huelle @Goethe Institute: ‘Whoever markets his fashion for fifteen years simply under the first name “Lutz,” as Lutz Huelle does, likes to stick to essentials. He needs neither distant historical periods nor geographical preference for inspiration: he finds it solely in the garment itself. Huelle works away with painstaking attention to details, transforming them in unconventional ways and modernizing their traditional function without much fuss –but with high standards, especially for himself. Perhaps this is one of the reasons why the designer, who was born in Remscheid, and his collections were always better located in Paris – where he has lived for quite some time – than in Germany. Lutz Huelle made a name for himself in the nineties as Wolfgang Tillman’s model and is a mainstay of the photo artist’s creative gang.’
Joanna Manganaro on LUTZ HUELLE S/S 2013 on WGSN ‘German designer Lutz Huelle’s label has been slowly gaining recognition over his eleven years in business. He has won the ANDAM award twice and was chosen by iD Magazine to judge their Emerging Designer awards this year. As in seasons past, Huelle focused on draping for his spring collection. The organic shapes he created were elegant and flattering. He countered all the fluidity with sharply tailored outerwear and jackets, as well as slim high-waisted pants. Jewel embellishments and prints featuring oversized gemstones, in addition to amethyst and citrine tones suggested the idea of luxury was on Huelle’s mind. Either way, he succeeded in creating a desirable collection on par with his previous work
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Lutz Huelle in Conversation with Filep Motwary
FilepMotwary: This year is the 10th anniversary of Lutz. How does it feel? Lutz : From a business point of … More
LUTZ HUELLE No.17 F/W 2008 ‘THE UMBRELLAS’ Inspired by the shape of an opened umbrella, jackets, trenchs and coats are cut adding volume to the sides. Different shades of brilliant red and yellow are draped together to create a swirling effect on dresses. Chunky knits are taken in and draped at the shoulder.
‘In Velocità’ Gaia Grossi on Lutz in ACTIVA Magazine: ‘Le Creazioni di Lutz sono fatto di linee apparentemente semplici che nascono da taglie e progettazioni all’avantguardia. In equilibrio tra classico e contemporaneo, casual e sofisticato.’
