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To complicate things, some French shoemakers use UK sizing for their shoes (e.g. 9 not 43).
To complicate things, some French shoemakers use UK sizing for their shoes (e.g. 9 not 43).
To complicate things, some French shoemakers use UK sizing for their shoes (e.g. 9 not 43).
This may have been discussed elsewhere but from his IG account is looks like Aaron Levine was just recently let go as SVP of design for mens and womenswear at Abercrombie. A&F may not be exactly be an SF approved brand but I liked the direction they were going in the last few seasons with the camp collar shirts, retro polos, shorts, heavyweight flannels, etc. Looking forward to see what he does next.
Isn’t all that stuff coming back Hilfiger, Champs etc
That’s fantastic and I think those type of questions are perfect for someone with his experience and insight. Looking forward to reading the interview!I'm actually scheduling an interview with him right now. If anyone has questions they want asked, let me know.
I'm a big fan of his work, his personal style, and his IG page. Since he's been designing clothes for so long, I'm planning to ask him the usual questions around what he thinks is the future of brick and mortar, the middle price tier of fashion, and sustainability/ the pace of fashion. If people have other ideas for questions, I'd love to hear them.
He seems to be really into thrifting. I'd be curious to hear more about that and how it has informed his own designs. It would be interesting to hear if any specific thrift finds were particularly inspiring for him.I'm actually scheduling an interview with him right now. If anyone has questions they want asked, let me know.
I'm a big fan of his work, his personal style, and his IG page. Since he's been designing clothes for so long, I'm planning to ask him the usual questions around what he thinks is the future of brick and mortar, the middle price tier of fashion, and sustainability/ the pace of fashion. If people have other ideas for questions, I'd love to hear them.
I’m sure it has something to do with my own perspective on this industry, but I’m always very interested in understanding if and how designers like APL think about (multi-brand) retailers and their role in building brands, finding the right balance between wholesale and DTC to ensure their style is incorporated and interpreted beyond the glossiness of brand lookbooks and a tight control on image.I'm actually scheduling an interview with him right now. If anyone has questions they want asked, let me know.
I'm a big fan of his work, his personal style, and his IG page. Since he's been designing clothes for so long, I'm planning to ask him the usual questions around what he thinks is the future of brick and mortar, the middle price tier of fashion, and sustainability/ the pace of fashion. If people have other ideas for questions, I'd love to hear them.
Hearing how mid-tier stores like Abercrombie think about trends and forecasting would be neat.I'm actually scheduling an interview with him right now. If anyone has questions they want asked, let me know.
I'm a big fan of his work, his personal style, and his IG page. Since he's been designing clothes for so long, I'm planning to ask him the usual questions around what he thinks is the future of brick and mortar, the middle price tier of fashion, and sustainability/ the pace of fashion. If people have other ideas for questions, I'd love to hear them.