In Conversation: Dries Van Noten and Lou Stoppard at Joyce Creative Salon

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In this Joyce Creative Salon, filmed exclusively for SHOWstudio, designer Dries Van Noten was interviewed in October 2016 by Lou Stoppard in front of fashion, tech and art students at the Liang Yi museum in Hong Kong. The talk coincided with the grand opening of the Joyce Central store.

[@ingajurkeviciute7512]

Wonderful designer. Honest and down to earth. Love him : )

[@damilarearah]

LOVE LOVE LOVE

[@Styyy]

"MUCH RESPECT ABOUT BEING HONEST AND CREATIVE AND BEING ONE OF SIX OF ANTWERP AND NEGLECTING H/M" money game

[@kevinsmith5360]

You can really feel him sweating through the computer screen with those cultural appropriation questions lol

[@tuoediheht]

Kevin Smith are you the Kevin Smith?

[@kevinsmith5360]

No that's not even my real name google just made me put one in when I made this account like 6 years ago

[@jefffan5605]

I just saw a video clip that the fashion industries generate so much waste each year, and not many people talk about it. The Western way of life leads to the destruction of the environment- the materials we consume, the amounts of materials we waste. But I like him, he designs the cloths we can wear everyday and beautiful.

[@Styyy]

he SAID again and again he like contemporary things but his collection are having refrence and inspiration from PAST (NOSTALGIA) RIP TRASH TALK

[@goliaboi]

What is contemporary today is simply an interpretation and mix of what already exists, see Vetements. You must not be very familiar with Dries's work because if you were, you would know very well how contemporary and innovative his designs are, despite the preconception that his collections are romantic and "nostalgic."

[@iceydaywalker9198]

shut the fuck up u twatface

[@goliaboi]

Omg this interviewer is SO annoying. As are most people who aren't the designers featured on SHOWstudio.