Loved the part when you talked about Peter's career and how he went from Celine to Derek Lam to opening the business with his friends. A lot of young fashion designers are so impatient (myself included) and want to launch their own brand right after graduation. Also enjoyed your constructive criticism near the end of the video. As much as Old Celine is great in the long run it's better if he is known as his own person and the Old Celine doesn't come up as often.
It’s important for young designers to learn that longevity in fashion is a marathon not a sprint. It took people like Martine Rose over 10 years of work to finally break through.
Regarding China, most people don't know that yes China has multiple levels of quality but because of the stigma that country has they all asume that it has to be bad quality but that's not necessary true as you said, these high end brands that produce bad quality garments in China and then sell them for 1000 dollars should be held accountable or just don't buy?... Now, I do love what Peter Do it's doing cause he really seems to focus on sustainability/functionality rather than profit and big production so kudos for that! :)
Totally agree. I have some cashmere sweaters bought in China17 years ago. It is still as perfect as when I got them. All luxury brands have garments made there in different quality factories. A lot of made in italy made at Chinese atelier located in the south of Italy in order to have the label made in Italy. Stop the stigma.
I like how you mentioned the aspect on how western brands use Chinese manufacturing for cheaper made products. If you look at the history of China, you can see the amazing craftsmanship and quality that is associated with their historic garments. It's just that there hasn't been a chance for them to showcase their skills because of the demand and system put in place. Also funny how luxury brands utilize Chinese motifs or silhouettes for their collections yet Chinese manufacturing still gets the bad rep for being "cheap".
Consumers just need to be educated more on the realities of the production processes of many of these brands. I’m hoping I can play my part in removing that stigma associated with only bad quality products coming from China because it just isn’t true at all.
images.app.goo.gl/VYxbqVfBngyWRv4X6 because they really into making MORE it is just simple arithmetics. You can look and count by the origin of fake products on the world 🌎 market.
@@FashionRoadman I'm so glad you are talking about the importance of the consumer being aware of fabrication and how essentially social media is breeding a generation of fashion fans who know nothing about quality (nor do they care). If the clothing is made in China, is it a good chance it's still fast fashion? How can we avoid this? I'm trying to become more aware about this.
Peter Do has been so refreshing. I've never wanted a piece of luxury fashion more than his work! I especially love when he posts his works in progress. It works. It's relatable and behind the scenes and we eat it upp.
You “want to be a fashion journalist “? You are such a professional! The sobriety and intelligence of your comment and your communicative passion ennoble fashion. Thank you.
Peter is keeping New York afloat with modern sleek tailoring and amazing womenswear that's practical and chic! Peter and his team are some of the best in the world down to his accessories and clothes!
I know Peter Do probably catches knocks due to his mystique being so similar to Margiela, but thats also never a bad thing. I do though, find a similarity in Do and Margiela’s time at Hermes. Not in style, somewhat in colour palette and those new paddock-esque boots fromthis season. But also the intention when designing. The goal of creating a LASTING wardrobe, that simply needs to be added on to, not done away with at the end of the year. Definitely keeping a very close eye on Peter Do moving forward.
having seen peter's recent SS23, i found your channel. in regards to material. I do know of fashion designers in china with are in close contacts with many suppliers. the fashion designers have told me that most of the factories that uses good material are actually sourced from japan.
This is so inspiring! I’m happy to see textile innovation that the average person can wear... His pieces to me represent the slow shift into futuristic design, we’re not ready for literal moving textiles and temperature changing garments and things like that probably exist but things like this are definitely a good start for every day people.
Another great vid thanks 👍 I love Peter Do. I kind of wish Deumeulemeester took him on as the follow up too Meunier. His aesthetic fits in perfectly with the label. At moments he almost perfectly straddles Ann's original designs and Meunier's and fits in perfectly in the middle, but at other times he leans more towards encapsulating and almost elevating Meunier's more dreamy/etheral interpretation instead. He would be a perfect follow on to both of them, whilst bringing his own stamp and vision into play as well. As his own label I would obviously love him to do menswear. He magically has elements of (dare I say it xd) McQueen's hip focused cutting, and a bit of Ann D and a sprinkle of Margiela in their too. A definite Belgium sensibility. It's all quite beautiful.
This is a very interesting take. I never thought of him when it came to who Meunier’s successor would be but now that you bring it up I can see the similarities for sure. His take on Ann Demeulemeester would certainly be more structured in the silhouette and less delicate & flowy but like you said there are definitely similarities for sure. Maybe he could be a great fit but he doesn’t seem to me to have any intention to work for a big fashion house at the moment.
@@FashionRoadman Yea definitely agree that he is unlikely to go to a house at this stage. Would prefer him to establish himself as his own person/label anyway, and he is more than capable of doing that for sure.
I've been watching and following Peter Do since March this year ( I think) and I literally fell in love with his work, his design, his construction and his aesthetic. For me his work is a work of art(and also looks quite commercial as well) thanks for this video Ayo really got a few nuggets of design wisdom.
Yes! Love that he’s focusing more on design and putting the emphasis of his brand on the garments. Been wanting to learn more about him so this video was really helpful!
Excellent video, never disappointed with your work because you expose new perceptions towards ideas that people have had practically ingrained in their mind
Been following him since he won that LVMH prize. Even though his career is fairly new, his skills are already so polished. Oh and congrats on 40K my g!
Watched Peter Do’s 2021 collection video recently, and I couldn’t agree with you more: a strong set of wearable pieces that look technically complex. I also love that he seems to be chasing after the right things, which are quality and craftsmanship. The spacer fabric looks so good too! Looking forward to seeing more of his work!! On another note, I’m also looking forward to your magazine! :) Will definitely support.
I've been follwing Peter Do for a minute, and am so surprised you're talking about him lol he deserves some shine, glad you're giving it to him! His work is amazing, I'm a boy but I love wearing some womenswear and if you think you've got the look i feel that some of his womenswear can be worn on men. anyways when i can afford it I will cop some of his womenswear pieces for myself for sure. Def one of my faves rn. His philosophy behind the longevity of the clothing and putting the consumer (the busy woman) and the clothing first before anything is so clear in his clothes, but nothing about it is boring -- it all feels elegant & elevated. Sidenote: the carseat shearling jackets are badass! && I REALLY wana see him come out with menswear! PS. great video! I wana find more smaller/newer brands now
I’m working on starting a clothing line here in China, and the factory I work with also works with a lot of western customers, as well as inbound e-commerce brands. Almost always, we make way better quality products than our western counterparts, yet they sell for 5 times more than we do....I’m not gonna name names, but it seems that 2000%( or more) markups are a common theme in a lot of (not luxury) western brands.
New subscriber! I've been binge watching your videos while working on my brand, packing orders and all, such a great channel, thank you so much for the content !
what you said at the end about Prada being assoc. with artists and architects. Kanye does the same thing for Yeezy with Demna, Virgil, and Valerio Olgiati.
this was great. Glad to learn that you worked in fashion as well. Would love to know what role. I work in IT and design cloths on the side but would love to make the leap to a major house.
Hi, I am an aspiring fashion designer who has been in love with Mr. Do's work. Do you think that the minimalist aesthetic will ever 'die' or become oversaturated in terms of the number of designers who create minimalistic pieces? Thank you!
I’ve been reading about YSL. Seems like he had a similar philosophy Peter Do(Using men’s silhouettes & styles). Would anyone agree or disagree? Anyone care to elaborate on the potential differences in this aspect of their philosophy’s?
Lové thé fact that you actually mention how something made in China can be a high quality product. Actually, as a matter of fact, due to the the long Chinese history in production. Their disadvantage has turned into an advantage meaning due to the high demand and higher production they have out done even European companies. I know as a fact often a lot of brands send their products to China not cus of the production costs but cus they don’t have the technology to do it themselves
Hi, I think you mentioned creating a doc/vid about fabrics. It would be fantastic, as I know little about them. I feel some of us would appreciate a lot. Thanks
Oh yes, another one of my favourite youtubers decided to start a series on fabrics so I’m leaving it to him haha. Check him out, his channel is called “Michael Tandy.”
Congratulations for your vidéo! The way of thinking of Do in the actual industry is very inspiring and wise and I hope he will go far and maybe change mentalities! Its a real pleasure to listen and watch your video! Also I wanted to know your point of view about Jil Sander and their new creative director Luke and Lucie Meier (since 2 or 3 years now I guess) what do you think about what they do, and about OAMC also! Could be interesting to have your opinion and point of view and that! Keep going, you are so passionate we can feel it! :)
I love Luke and Lucie Meier at Jil Sander , been following their collections for the brand for a while now. I even have friends that own some amazing pieces from some of their collections. I’m actually working on a Jil Sander history video soon and it may be good to pivot into the present in that video. As far as OAMC goes I’m aware of the brand but not too knowledgeable so I’d need to do more research.
Thanku great videood love to show you my work as a fashion designer myself my name is Jason LeSage born here in LA Cali I have many great styles self taught I do the sewing and designs with no patterns just straight to the material it's unheard of lol thanku again God bless and good vibes always
I love his design but unfortunately none of them will fit me since I'm a big man. When he released his FW20 boots I was so sad they stopped at EU44 since I wear EU45, same with the boots he recently released. Anyways, I can't wait to see him grow bigger since his designs are really good and it's always refreshing to see new designers being successful rather than gigantic corporations.
I feel your pain, the issue with the being a larger guy and loving a womenswear brand is you’ll never fit into anything because women’s sizes are so tiny.
5:50 Dresses with pockets really sound like something for the "everyday woman", at least until you consider the price. I don't think the "everyday woman" can afford to spend 400$ on a dress.
This is a very good point. I think what I meant to say is “an active woman with the income to afford it.” It definitely isn’t cheap and a lot of people can’t afford it but it also comes down to priorities.
A lot of it is made in the USA especially older collections. In recent times i’ve started to see more “made in China” labels but still a major made in the USA. Not that high quality products can’t be made in China but it does go against his whole thing of wanting to support US factories. Maybe the demand got so high compared to what it used to be so he has to try and meet the demand.
Lol if you're calling out brands for capitalizing on spectacle, Prada is not the one. Haven't they recently even reused runway sets like the one with lights lining the runway, which I'm pretty sure was cheap to begin with as far as big brands go? I think the likes of Chanel and Versace are far worse. Even with Gucci, at least they have made an effort to tell stories, even if problematic like the straight jacket show, but the atelier carousel was at least interesting and entertaining... Anyways, I can't afford luxury so I can't speak to the quality of garments and I'm probably just feeling defensive of Miucca lol. Very interesting video tough, I thought Spring 2021 was a little lackluster from Peter Do, but definitely agree it is the brand to watch... I also do think the aesthetic is similar too Pheobe Philo's Celine (with accent mark). Like if I were shown a croc-effect apron dress, I would probably think Pheobe Philo...
Loved the part when you talked about Peter's career and how he went from Celine to Derek Lam to opening the business with his friends. A lot of young fashion designers are so impatient (myself included) and want to launch their own brand right after graduation. Also enjoyed your constructive criticism near the end of the video. As much as Old Celine is great in the long run it's better if he is known as his own person and the Old Celine doesn't come up as often.
It’s important for young designers to learn that longevity in fashion is a marathon not a sprint. It took people like Martine Rose over 10 years of work to finally break through.
Did not know his background at all.
One thing about Peter is his fabric selection is on point
Regarding China, most people don't know that yes China has multiple levels of quality but because of the stigma that country has they all asume that it has to be bad quality but that's not necessary true as you said, these high end brands that produce bad quality garments in China and then sell them for 1000 dollars should be held accountable or just don't buy?... Now, I do love what Peter Do it's doing cause he really seems to focus on sustainability/functionality rather than profit and big production so kudos for that! :)
Totally agree. I have some cashmere sweaters bought in China17 years ago. It is still as perfect as when I got them. All luxury brands have garments made there in different quality factories. A lot of made in italy made at Chinese atelier located in the south of Italy in order to have the label made in Italy. Stop the stigma.
He is not Chinese, he is Vietnamese
Please expose more designers like Peter Do! I'm learning a lot of new designers every month from people like you, and I love it.
yesss
I like how you mentioned the aspect on how western brands use Chinese manufacturing for cheaper made products. If you look at the history of China, you can see the amazing craftsmanship and quality that is associated with their historic garments. It's just that there hasn't been a chance for them to showcase their skills because of the demand and system put in place. Also funny how luxury brands utilize Chinese motifs or silhouettes for their collections yet Chinese manufacturing still gets the bad rep for being "cheap".
Consumers just need to be educated more on the realities of the production processes of many of these brands. I’m hoping I can play my part in removing that stigma associated with only bad quality products coming from China because it just isn’t true at all.
You should give a look at the brand Shang-xia created by Hermès and a Chinese designer
images.app.goo.gl/VYxbqVfBngyWRv4X6 because they really into making MORE it is just simple arithmetics. You can look and count by the origin of fake products on the world 🌎 market.
@@FashionRoadman I'm so glad you are talking about the importance of the consumer being aware of fabrication and how essentially social media is breeding a generation of fashion fans who know nothing about quality (nor do they care).
If the clothing is made in China, is it a good chance it's still fast fashion? How can we avoid this? I'm trying to become more aware about this.
@@ilonaarsenivna6156 the fake industry is a different story
Peter Do has been so refreshing. I've never wanted a piece of luxury fashion more than his work! I especially love when he posts his works in progress. It works. It's relatable and behind the scenes and we eat it upp.
He's so relevent that even Virgil Abloh has copied the Peter Do aesthetics and sent Gigi Hadid wearing Peter Do knockoffs at the CFDA Awards
FAXXXX LOL
Thank you for bringing light on Peter Do, one of my favourite "under the radar" designers. He deserves to be known.
You “want to be a fashion journalist “? You are such a professional! The sobriety and intelligence of your comment and your communicative passion ennoble fashion. Thank you.
Peter Do is brilliant. He’ll make it far in the industry for sure. Gorgeous items so far 🖤
Until one of the big corporate groups will swallow him
Peter is keeping New York afloat with modern sleek tailoring and amazing womenswear that's practical and chic! Peter and his team are some of the best in the world down to his accessories and clothes!
I know Peter Do probably catches knocks due to his mystique being so similar to Margiela, but thats also never a bad thing. I do though, find a similarity in Do and Margiela’s time at Hermes. Not in style, somewhat in colour palette and those new paddock-esque boots fromthis season. But also the intention when designing. The goal of creating a LASTING wardrobe, that simply needs to be added on to, not done away with at the end of the year. Definitely keeping a very close eye on Peter Do moving forward.
FashionRoadman called it 2years ago!!! Congrats to Do on the Helmut position.
having seen peter's recent SS23, i found your channel. in regards to material. I do know of fashion designers in china with are in close contacts with many suppliers. the fashion designers have told me that most of the factories that uses good material are actually sourced from japan.
This is so inspiring! I’m happy to see textile innovation that the average person can wear... His pieces to me represent the slow shift into futuristic design, we’re not ready for literal moving textiles and temperature changing garments and things like that probably exist but things like this are definitely a good start for every day people.
Id love him to get into menswear, but in saying Daniel Lee at Bottega has a very similar aesthetic on lock.
Another great vid thanks 👍
I love Peter Do. I kind of wish Deumeulemeester took him on as the follow up too Meunier. His aesthetic fits in perfectly with the label. At moments he almost perfectly straddles Ann's original designs and Meunier's and fits in perfectly in the middle, but at other times he leans more towards encapsulating and almost elevating Meunier's more dreamy/etheral interpretation instead. He would be a perfect follow on to both of them, whilst bringing his own stamp and vision into play as well.
As his own label I would obviously love him to do menswear. He magically has elements of (dare I say it xd) McQueen's hip focused cutting, and a bit of Ann D and a sprinkle of Margiela in their too. A definite Belgium sensibility. It's all quite beautiful.
This is a very interesting take. I never thought of him when it came to who Meunier’s successor would be but now that you bring it up I can see the similarities for sure. His take on Ann Demeulemeester would certainly be more structured in the silhouette and less delicate & flowy but like you said there are definitely similarities for sure. Maybe he could be a great fit but he doesn’t seem to me to have any intention to work for a big fashion house at the moment.
@@FashionRoadman Yea definitely agree that he is unlikely to go to a house at this stage. Would prefer him to establish himself as his own person/label anyway, and he is more than capable of doing that for sure.
SNSD Sunny in your pfp! You have taste!
his collab with Medea handbags is sooo good
I have been obsessed with his designs for the past 6 months now. Such a creative, innovative and talented designer.
Been waiting for a video on Peter Do from you! Great work
I've been watching and following Peter Do since March this year ( I think) and I literally fell in love with his work, his design, his construction and his aesthetic. For me his work is a work of art(and also looks quite commercial as well) thanks for this video Ayo really got a few nuggets of design wisdom.
I love this channel. This dude knows his stuff!
The skirt pants at 5:27 are stunning
His brilliancy is remarkable and undoubtedly a gateway to redefine womenswear and fashion in general.
This is the fist video I watch from you and I loved it! So full of information!
Yes! Love that he’s focusing more on design and putting the emphasis of his brand on the garments. Been wanting to learn more about him so this video was really helpful!
Your video made me get a Peter Do outfit I had been eyeing for a long time! Thanks a lot (roll eyes) :D
I can't stop hearing "Pizza doe", thank you for the great video doe!
his stuff is sooo good, I especially love the blazers. glad u made this
I’ve been following Peter’s work for over a year now and he just keeps getting better!!! Love your commentary and research 🤍
I love his aesthetics, the fact that everything has a why.
Great video as always!
Brilliant take. You really went far. Never on stayed on surface level.
One of my favorite new designers also! His tailoring and cuts are phenomenal!
Amazing video! love the work ethic
Excellent video, never disappointed with your work because you expose new perceptions towards ideas that people have had practically ingrained in their mind
I think my first exposure to Peter Do was his Celine phoebe archive on fashion forum days.
Been following him since he won that LVMH prize. Even though his career is fairly new, his skills are already so polished.
Oh and congrats on 40K my g!
Watched Peter Do’s 2021 collection video recently, and I couldn’t agree with you more: a strong set of wearable pieces that look technically complex. I also love that he seems to be chasing after the right things, which are quality and craftsmanship. The spacer fabric looks so good too! Looking forward to seeing more of his work!!
On another note, I’m also looking forward to your magazine! :) Will definitely support.
Thanks so much for watching and yes, Peter Do is all about building a cohesive and beautiful wardrobe made to last.
I agree with you so much that I liked this video before I even watched it 🙆♂️🙆♂️ Peter is the future of high fashion
I've been follwing Peter Do for a minute, and am so surprised you're talking about him lol he deserves some shine, glad you're giving it to him! His work is amazing, I'm a boy but I love wearing some womenswear and if you think you've got the look i feel that some of his womenswear can be worn on men. anyways when i can afford it I will cop some of his womenswear pieces for myself for sure. Def one of my faves rn. His philosophy behind the longevity of the clothing and putting the consumer (the busy woman) and the clothing first before anything is so clear in his clothes, but nothing about it is boring -- it all feels elegant & elevated. Sidenote: the carseat shearling jackets are badass! && I REALLY wana see him come out with menswear! PS. great video! I wana find more smaller/newer brands now
I’m working on starting a clothing line here in China, and the factory I work with also works with a lot of western customers, as well as inbound e-commerce brands. Almost always, we make way better quality products than our western counterparts, yet they sell for 5 times more than we do....I’m not gonna name names, but it seems that 2000%( or more) markups are a common theme in a lot of (not luxury) western brands.
beautiful that he's starting a new story at Helmut Lang
Absolutely love his collections
Very knowledgeable. You are one of the best fashion journalist.
"pizza dough"
the styling from those clips of ss21 look soooo good. love to see this emphasis on functionality within striking design work.
With you accent I thought you said Pizza dough🤣🤣🤣🤣 but nvm man that's a great video. Love it
New subscriber! I've been binge watching your videos while working on my brand, packing orders and all, such a great channel, thank you so much for the content !
Many thanks ❤️ glad you like the content
Lovee this guy’s knowledge & handsomeness
peter do and hed mayner are favorite!
Wow, I learned so much from this video. Great work!
amazing info every time! thank you
Proud to be Vietnamese!!
Thank you for this video! Love Peter Do's work ❤️
Peter Do is definitely one of my new favorite designers. I gotta check out that academic paper on Prada now! Great video
Recently discovered your channel and I'm so excited to see a designer with this type of thought process. Very excited to try out some pieces.
Thank you for sharing！i just hear about him and you gave me so much information
what you said at the end about Prada being assoc. with artists and architects. Kanye does the same thing for Yeezy with Demna, Virgil, and Valerio Olgiati.
this was great. Glad to learn that you worked in fashion as well. Would love to know what role. I work in IT and design cloths on the side but would love to make the leap to a major house.
Thank you for this video! It is informative as someone who likes to know more about fashion, it means a lot!
Hi, I am an aspiring fashion designer who has been in love with Mr. Do's work. Do you think that the minimalist aesthetic will ever 'die' or become oversaturated in terms of the number of designers who create minimalistic pieces? Thank you!
I’ve been reading about YSL. Seems like he had a similar philosophy Peter Do(Using men’s silhouettes & styles). Would anyone agree or disagree? Anyone care to elaborate on the potential differences in this aspect of their philosophy’s?
Lové thé fact that you actually mention how something made in China can be a high quality product. Actually, as a matter of fact, due to the the long Chinese history in production. Their disadvantage has turned into an advantage meaning due to the high demand and higher production they have out done even European companies.
I know as a fact often a lot of brands send their products to China not cus of the production costs but cus they don’t have the technology to do it themselves
Another great video!
Thank you for this video. Learnt about a new designer today 🙏🏾
We need a vid from you too
D2uk2e lmao it’s coming 😅
Hi,
I think you mentioned creating a doc/vid about fabrics.
It would be fantastic, as I know little about them. I feel some of us would appreciate a lot.
Thanks
Oh yes, another one of my favourite youtubers decided to start a series on fabrics so I’m leaving it to him haha. Check him out, his channel is called “Michael Tandy.”
Congratulations for your vidéo! The way of thinking of Do in the actual industry is very inspiring and wise and I hope he will go far and maybe change mentalities! Its a real pleasure to listen and watch your video! Also I wanted to know your point of view about Jil Sander and their new creative director Luke and Lucie Meier (since 2 or 3 years now I guess) what do you think about what they do, and about OAMC also! Could be interesting to have your opinion and point of view and that! Keep going, you are so passionate we can feel it! :)
I love Luke and Lucie Meier at Jil Sander , been following their collections for the brand for a while now. I even have friends that own some amazing pieces from some of their collections. I’m actually working on a Jil Sander history video soon and it may be good to pivot into the present in that video. As far as OAMC goes I’m aware of the brand but not too knowledgeable so I’d need to do more research.
@@FashionRoadman can't wait to see everything man ! Keep going, I will watch every topics !
I love this video and I agree that Peter Do is bringing great things to luxury fashion.
Damn I just wish more of his clothes had hoods.
Rokh also work in celine before the winner of lvmh 2018
alexander wang is perfect example of a brand going down when the direction turns to the designer rather than the clothes
VERY VERY GOOD👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Well done video. Thank you
23:36 you wan to ? You aspire to ? And yet you do and already are.
The models are very beautiful
Thanku great videood love to show you my work as a fashion designer myself my name is Jason LeSage born here in LA Cali I have many great styles self taught I do the sewing and designs with no patterns just straight to the material it's unheard of lol thanku again God bless and good vibes always
aaah omg. plz give us more brands worth it because of quality and ethics
There must be a real dialogue between models and the clothes makers. We need this kind of human work these days
I love Peter do
Don’t we all
waiting for the magazine
PLEASE DO A COMMENTARY ON PETER DO'S SS23 COLLECTION "TIME"
what happened with the live stream yesterday?
I was JUST looking at the new collection the other day and was like wow this is nice who is this lol. Just came across it randomly
i can't unhear pizza dough
What brands have shoes that are stitched together? (For women)
I love his design but unfortunately none of them will fit me since I'm a big man. When he released his FW20 boots I was so sad they stopped at EU44 since I wear EU45, same with the boots he recently released. Anyways, I can't wait to see him grow bigger since his designs are really good and it's always refreshing to see new designers being successful rather than gigantic corporations.
I feel your pain, the issue with the being a larger guy and loving a womenswear brand is you’ll never fit into anything because women’s sizes are so tiny.
Please review Val Kristopher 🤞
This is a good idea, definitely not adverse to doing this. I love some of the stuff he does.
I love Peter Do as much as I love a well-cooked Pizza Dough!!
5:50 Dresses with pockets really sound like something for the "everyday woman", at least until you consider the price. I don't think the "everyday woman" can afford to spend 400$ on a dress.
This is a very good point. I think what I meant to say is “an active woman with the income to afford it.” It definitely isn’t cheap and a lot of people can’t afford it but it also comes down to priorities.
At the end of the day its still a luxury brand, but its a luxury brand with the intent of making garments practical
Great video🖤 Does Peter Do make his clothes in China, Europe or in the US?
A lot of it is made in the USA especially older collections. In recent times i’ve started to see more “made in China” labels but still a major made in the USA. Not that high quality products can’t be made in China but it does go against his whole thing of wanting to support US factories.
Maybe the demand got so high compared to what it used to be so he has to try and meet the demand.
@@FashionRoadman thanks for the reply, nice to hear he’s doing well. I agree, his Menswear needs to happen🖤
I’m introverted so I hate people seeing my face or seeing my family 🙌🏽😎
Lol if you're calling out brands for capitalizing on spectacle, Prada is not the one. Haven't they recently even reused runway sets like the one with lights lining the runway, which I'm pretty sure was cheap to begin with as far as big brands go? I think the likes of Chanel and Versace are far worse. Even with Gucci, at least they have made an effort to tell stories, even if problematic like the straight jacket show, but the atelier carousel was at least interesting and entertaining... Anyways, I can't afford luxury so I can't speak to the quality of garments and I'm probably just feeling defensive of Miucca lol. Very interesting video tough, I thought Spring 2021 was a little lackluster from Peter Do, but definitely agree it is the brand to watch... I also do think the aesthetic is similar too Pheobe Philo's Celine (with accent mark). Like if I were shown a croc-effect apron dress, I would probably think Pheobe Philo...
Sounds a bit like the Row?
A prada logo started playing the moment you said prada's quality has gotten really bad lol
4:38 and Why not
Yes! Focus on the designs not designers lifestyle or personality or what the ate for lunch
No way, a fashion designer with the same surname, look me up tpot aka San Do 🤟✊😁
When you say it, it sounds like "Pizza dough", and it makes me hungry.
That's all I have.
So I was actually waiting for 'cases in point' about brands downfall when they focused more on the designer rather than on the design.
I don’t want to start any drama haha
Only wish he did menswear as well..
Can you comment about africa fashion industry too????