C’est grâce à un savoir-faire ancestral qu’elle maîtrise parfaitement que Lan Yu ouvre son atelier en 2005. En 2012, grâce à ses études au Fashion Institute of Technology à New York, Lan Yu reçoit le trophée de la créatrice de mode la plus influente d’Asie. Un trophée très convoité remis lors des Asian Fashion Awards. En effet, un an après son entrée au Fashion Institute of Technology de New York en 2008, Lan Yu est entrée dans le top 10 des créateurs de mode chinois. Un classement établi par la réputé China designers Association.
Fière de ses racines et des savoir-faire ancestraux des artisans chinois. Savoir-faire qu’elle préserve dans ses collections tout en y insufflant une pointe de modernité dans le respect des petites mains expertes. Lan Yu créé un « Fond de promotion de l’artisanat » apprenant ainsi aux enfants les plus démunis toutes les techniques de cette culture ancestral. Le but étant, pour Lan Yu, de soutenir les causes humanitaires tout en mettant en exergue son patrimoine culturel qu’est le savoir-faire ancestral des artisans chinois.
Markus Lupfer a été diplômé de l'Université de Westminster de Londres en 1997. Avec son style unique et artistique, il a majestueusement redéfinit les basiques. Le succès de sa collection de fin d'année lui a permis de la vendre à la boutique Londonienne Koh Samui. En 2001, il a reçu le prix New Generation Award par la British Fashion Council. Défilant régulièrement à la Fashion Week de Londres, le designer est reconnu pour sa maille espiègle et son approche singulière au jersey et au tailoring. Parmi ses fans il compte Madonna, Beyonce, Rihanna, Cara Delevigne et Olivia Palermo.
La passion de Maria Carmen Nustrizio pour la Haute Couture parisienne l'a menée à fonder Mila Schön en 1958 à Milan. Ce qui était un simple petit atelier est devenu l'une des Maisons des plus emblématiques de la mode italienne. L'élégance des pièces aux lignes à la fois épurées et géométriques de la "Lady de la Mode italienne" ont séduit le monde entier. Fin 2013, Alessandro de Benedetti a été nommé à la tête de la Direction Artistique de la Maison. L'ancien assistant styliste chez Thierry Mugler Haute Couture a lancé sa marque Experimenti en 2002. Son projet pour la Maison est de célébrer son héritage en lui apportant sa touche personnelle.
fondée par Livia Stroianova, André de sà pessoa, et Yassen Samouilov. On aura tout vu habille les Stars du Show-Biz et du cinéma du monde entier.
On aura tout vu couture, maison de couture.
La maison On aura tout vu couture, implantée à Paris, a été fondée par Livia Stroianova, André de sà pessoa, et Yassen Samouilov.
On aura tout vu habille les Stars du Show-Biz et du cinéma du monde entier.
On aura tout vu
23 Rue de Montpensier,
75001 Paris, France
Historique :
1995 : Création de la société asp, pour concevoir et produire des accessoires, broderie, boutons, décors pour des maisons de haute couture (Christian Lacroix, Christian Dior, Givenchy) et de Prêt-à-porter de luxe (Yves Saint Laurent, Guy Laroche, Paco Rabanne, Nina Ricci, Rochas, John Galliano, groupe Garella, Georges Rech)
1998 : La société est rebaptisée On aura tout vu, à l'occasion de l'ouverture du Concept Store "espace on aura tout vu", qui expose les créations co-créées par les fondateurs et des artistes contemporains internationaux. Première collection d'accessoires, de bijoux et maroquinerie.
2003 : Première collection de prêt-à-porter.
2015 : On aura tout vu se repositionne sur l'accessoire.
2017 : Accord de licence avec le gantier Georges Morand, pour la création, la fabrication et la distribution de gants pour la France et l’international. La maison est elle-même licenciée de la marque Moulin Rouge. Le gantier va donc réaliser également une ligne de gants baptisée Moulin Rouge by On aura tout vu.
Défilés :
Depuis Juillet 2014, On aura tout vu défile en tant que membre invité de la Chambre Syndicale de la haute couture.
André de sà pessoa, Joailler et cristal-designer au Portugal
Livia Stroianova, Diplômée de l'école des Beaux Arts de Sofia, Ecole des Beaux Arts de Paris
Yassen Samouilov, Ecole des Beaux Arts de Versailles, designer de styles et tendances
Consultez l'article concernant le défilé "Under my Skin" PFW Printemps-été 2018
Yasmina Chellali is the dean of fashion designers in Algiers. Her creations are known under the label "Yasmina". She is also the founder of Yasmina Couture, an Algerian fashion house.
She studied fashion design in Paris, where she worked with Jacques Esterel and works on the pink gingham wedding dress that Brigitte Bardot will immortalize. Then she returns to Algiers where she opened her first shop.
His first parade took place in 1963.
Her style is inspired by traditional Algerian clothes: caracos, sarouals, melayas... Backless, marked sizes, bright colors celebrate the joy of living of a Mediterranean Algeria above all.
It combines creativity and authenticity. Yasmina opened a fourth shop in Saint-Germain-des-Prés to "dress Arab women from Paris".
Her clients include: Rania from Jordan, Valentina Terechkova, Souha Arafat, Princess Farah.
Last show performed by Yasmina Chellali in France :
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YASMINA CHELLALI at Oriental Fashion Show 2020
Carrousel du Louvre, Paris
A graduate of the National Superior School of Decorative Arts, Yiqing Yin won several prizes including the "Prize for creation of the city of Paris" and the ANDAM National Association of Fashion Arts. She became an official guest member of haute couture in 2012. Her structured volume style is known to be graceful and full of finesse. Yiqing Yin regularly collaborates with prestigious brands such as Cartier, Guerlain and Swarovski.
Yuima Nakazato demonstrated that the creation of clothing thanks to 3D technology is on the rise. He had already made a name for himself in Japanese fashion, and at the world level by creating the stage costumes of the Black Eyed Peas and by launching a men's line. That being the case, the japanese stylist is recognized for his daring!
As high-tech as the Japanese fashion, the young designer regularly uses a 3D printer to combine figures and images of human muscles. We flirt here with science fiction. Finished scissors and fabric, Yuima Nakazato puts forward her perception of clothing as a "body extension". Frequently traveling to Paris, having left his mark at the Antwerp Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Belgian and French should ask him where was born this singular creativity.
The artist blossoms by choosing transparent materials similar to rubber that must be printed in 3D to allow the clear parts to remain flexible and malleable. A necessary resemblance that drives his quest to artificially approach the appearance of the muscle as closely as possible. It remains to color these parts to get the desired appearance. "We could even order a dress from a designer on the other side of the world and print it locally once the plans are sent," said Yuima Nakazato. As crazy as it may seem, a dress can emerge in less than 24 hours! There is no doubt that with the technological improvement, what is now a futuristic fashion will prevail more quickly than expected.
Rabih Kayrouz, born in Lebanon in 1973, is a Lebanese stylist and couturier.
Founder of the Maison Rabih Kayrouz brand, it has been established in Paris since 2008.
His precocious vocation prompted him to leave his native land at the age of 16 to attend classes at the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne school in Paris.
1995
In 1995, after spending a few months in the workshops of the Maisons Dior and Chanel, he returned to Beirut, where he quickly made a name for himself as a designer of evening and day dresses.
2008
The year 2008 marks the designer's return to the capital of Haute Couture. He chose to establish his own house at 38, boulevard Raspail in the 7th arrondissement of Paris.
2009
Since 2009, he has been a “Guest Member” of the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne, which registers him each year on the official calendar of haute couture fashion shows, until 2012 when he abandons the name “Couture” to devote himself to ready to wear, going as far as participating in a capsule collection for the mail order brand La Redoute.
2013
In 2013, he was appointed Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters, for the promotion of foreign personalities, by the French Minister of Culture, Aurélie Filippetti.
2016
It was not until January 2016 that Rabih Kayrouz relaunched himself in a “Couture” approach, by being once again a guest member of the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture. He will then open Fashion Week in January 2016.
2017
But it was finally in October 2017 that Rabih Kayrouz opened a second workshop, dedicated to tailor-made ready-to-wear and unique "Couture" pieces. In January 2018, he will present Coutures pieces during his parade at the American Cathedral in Paris avenue George V. A presentation in which he will feature journalist Sophie Fontanel, Lebanese influencer Noor Farès and Etoile Marie Agnès Gillot.
Haute Couture
In December 2018, Rabih Kayrouz became a permanent official member of the Federation of Haute Couture and Fashion (F.H.C.M), giving the right to use the coveted label: haute couture, for his work.
Styles
The Maison Rabih Kayrouz collection revisits classic models with a creative spirit. These exuberant styles play with proportions on classic shapes to exemplify the brand's excellence in craftsmanship through asymmetrical lines, cutout details and textured and often dramatic finishes.