PURPLE #14 Fall 2002 Photos: Giasco Bertoli, Styling: Lutz Huelle (Part 1) “Italian Photographer Giasco Bertoli collaborated with German fashion designer Lutz Huelle for this series. Together they combined sports, military, and designer clothes to examine and define their version of casual style. These pictures are the result of their explorations. Turning away from dumbed-down american streetwear here are quasi militant, casually sportif, simply designed, intelligent, nostalgic,home-spun,radical chic- the contradiction of pricy and cheap, sophisticated and basic, styled like a political signal.”

2 Years before Karl Lagerfeld for H&M, 4 Years before Yamamoto and Adidas and Y3, Lutz and Giasco put together … More

‘Lutz’s Optimistic Lightness’ Karl Treacy on Lutz Huelle, FASHION WIRE DAILY

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.

LUTZ HUELLE No.13 F/W 2006 ‘Lace Punk’ Inspired by what the title says.

A Short Film About Lutz by Diane Pernet and Disciple Films for GWAND ‘In 2004 Lutz was one of the contestants for the Swiss Textiles Award. Disciple Films and I gave each of the contestants the same question: “If You Were to Design the World” what would it look like. President of the Jury: DIane Pernet, Akiko Ichikawa, Jasmin Al Fayed, Patrick Cabasset and Take Hirakawa the jury members The other contestants were: Cosmic Wonder, Eley Kishimoto, Sophia Kokosalaki, Laurent Mercier, Sophia Kokosalaki and Preen. At that time the Swiss Textiles Award of 100,000 EUROS was the largest fashion award of its time.

n 2004 Lutz was one of the contestants for the Swiss Textiles Award. Disciple Films and I gave each of … More

‘Relecture toute personelle des archétypes de la garderobe la plus classique, totalement reconstruite, fendue, dézippé, sanglé,boutonnée, la prémière collection de ce créateur allemand a retenu l’attention par son originalité. Invention discrète d’une silhouette délibérément à l’écart d’un néoglamour ostentatoire’ Cédric Saint André Perrin on Lutz Huelle’s F/W 2000 Collection, LIBERATION