According to Andrew Black, the editor-in-chief, "In the part of hedi slimane, not only did Hedy personally visit the unit of German artist Thomas Demand, but also he personally took care of ten pages of fashion photography. The content is taken from people's daily life and presented through abstract pictures, showing the atmosphere of fashion photography. Ten pages of pictures as big as posters are more collectible. "
Hedi slimane, born on July 5th, 1968, is of Italian mixed blood. At the age of eleven, she began to take pictures with cameras everywhere. As a student, she first studied classical literature, loved rock and photography, and held many solo exhibitions. Later, she majored in political science and art history at the Louvre College in Paris. I have not received professional training in fashion design. When I was in my twenties, I went to a clothing company as an apprentice on the recommendation of my friends. Three years later, I was discovered by YSL and recruited YSL Rive Gauche as an assistant. Later, I was promoted to design director. In July 2000, he switched to Dior Men's Wear and changed his name to Dior Homme. Hedi's design emphasizes perfect lines. In addition to inheriting the luxury concept of Dior boutiques, slim's almost paranoid presentation and unruly rock atmosphere have also become the trend indicators of young people.
Hedi slimane, a resounding name, has been the inspiration for Dior menswear since 2000. He not only loves rock and roll, but also is fascinated by photography. He has held many photo exhibitions, and his greatest wish is to become a reporter. On the contrary, he never wanted to be a fashion designer. He studied classical literature first, then transferred to politics and art history. From 1989 to 1995, as an assistant to JoséLévy and Jean-Jacques Picart, his talents attracted much attention. He worked as a clothing consultant in several different projects, including Louis Vuitton's Monogram Centennial Project, in July 1997. Hedi slimane was appointed as the artistic director of Yves Saint Laurent's The Man of Gauche. After releasing the 2000/200 1 Fall/Winter "Black Bow Tie" collection, he retired and joined Dior as the creative director of men's wear, responsible for the whole collection and global image.
On the cold streets of Berlin, black subways, white pigeons, gray skies and scarlet forbidden signs suddenly appeared in front of us ... For designer hedi slimane, breathing the melancholy air of Berlin can immediately inject endless design inspiration. His slim image and rock flavor led the fashion era of men's wear market. Even karl lagerfeld, the designer of Chanel, tried to lose weight just to wear Dior men's clothes.
Now that hedi slimane Lightning has left Dior Men's Wear, he wants to build his own brand and design women's wear.