Tag: fashion

How to launch a Fashion House without a penny to your name: 1.Assemble all the courage you have and even the courage you never knew you had ..2.Leave your flat and move in with your boyfriend, then use the money to rent a room somewhere behind the Gare du Nord which doubles as both office and to stock your stuff ( mainly books, magazines and vintage clothes) 3.Spend a year working on a first collection, deciding that you will just follow your instincts and do what you like: Street- and Sportswear as Fashion, elevated by taking it out of context, re-inventing, re-making, re-assembling. 4.Start working as a freelance designer in Italy, with the money finance a first show at a friend’s studio space and hope that people will turn up …5.When they do have a moment of sheer panic , then scramble together a linesheet with prices, clean up the studio as best you can and start answering the phone. 6.Sell to 14 stores, amongst them some of the most famous in the world without knowing how to produce a single piece ..7.Pack the collection into a suitcase , take the night train to Italy and criss-cross the country with your suitcase and a terrible german accent in search of a factory that believes in what you are doing .. and this being Italy you find one !😎 .. Bingo! A Fashion House named LUTZ is born ! 🤗 ..oh and win the @andamfashionaward and the sky is the limit 😎 and here’s a little advice : If you believe in what you are doing then NEVER GIVE UP ! ❤️💪

Every look of LUTZ HUELLE Spring/Summer 2023 “Why do some garments go from being worn a few times during a season to becoming cherished parts of our everyday wardrobe, a part of that privileged group of pieces in constant rotation that will work wherever and whenever? It is never clear during the process of designing a collection what will eventually strike a cord with people, and more often than not a piece the I love will then be more or less ignored once out in the world. What makes a piece timeless? What strange and unforeseeable chemical reaction turns a design into a ‘Signature’, into something that will strike a chord beyond a show or a season? 

This Collection is a concentrate of favourite ideas: re-invented, re-viewed, taken further.  A pink top in taffetas is worn over … More

The exhibition La pensée corps brings together the work of Alexandra Bircken and Lutz Huelle, both of whom are linked to questions of identity, intimacy, permeability and vulnerability of the human being. What links them is a style with forms that are alternately fractured and assembled, cut and sutured, and a long history of friendship.

This exhibition is not about the relationship between art and fashion, even though it is a natural one. The focus is … More

All looks of LUTZ HUELLE Spring/ Summer 2022 “Going out, dressing up, having fun..Day into evening into night and vice versa, clothes that mix and match between day and night and work both on a dancefloor and sitting behind a desk.Roomy coats in embroidered Organza are worn over shirt dresses in checked Cotton.The same shirts have details in golden sequins and embroidered panels in laser cut chiffon circles.Gold sequinned finishings are also attached to a denim jacket and vest, a boxy jacket cut in a soft sweater jersey and under the collar of an oversized Men’s blazer.T-Shirts in fluid, technical jersey have double hems in taffetas, adding a touch of drama to a simple look of pants and T-Shirt.Petal-shaped sleeves are attached to a top and Dress in Jersey, transforming a simple T-Shirt into a Couture Top.Fluid dresses in silk crepe are worn over brightly coloured Boots.A jacket-cape in taffetas adds a dramatic silhouette to everyday pieces.In our Men’s Debut, the LUTZ Bomber and Denim jacket are worn over large, roomy pants in light fluid wool.Denim and Cargo Pants are cut and sliced together diagonally, creating a graphic effect when worn with a tank top and T-Shirt worked in the same way.Finally, a T-shirt with petal sleeves in taffetas over a pair of Jeans, and a Top with a taffetas hem worn over a diagonal cargo pants look just as good on a man as they do on a woman, and illustrate perfectly what my work has always been about: A sense of freedom and unlimited possibilities.”

‘It’s a clever thing Huelle is doing here. Glamour is the backdrop and buzzword of this new fashion moment. But the truth is that most of us have grown very comfortable in our stretchy yoga clothes. Merging the two attitudes has the potential to turn on a lot of women.’ Nicole Phelps on Lutz Huelle FW19 on VOGUE RUNWAY

for Photos and the whole article please click here Lutz Huelle was appointed creative director of Delpozo, the Madrid-based demi-couture … More