Raf Simons in conversation with fashion journalist Alexander Fury | Fashion Talks 2019
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Raf Simons in conversation with Alexander Fury: The state of fashion today from a designer point of view.
RAF SIMONS:
PRIDE IN INDIVIDUALITY.
Fuelled by his love for both rebellious youth cultures and traditional menswear, Raf emerges in fashion halfway through the nineties, presenting a radically different image of masculinity. Fusing the energy and singularity of teenage subcultures with the sharpness and precision of classical sartorial craft, the look presented by Raf Simons is both inspired by and designed for confident outsiders.
From the first collection on, music, art, performance, images and words have a substantial role in the whole package, summing up, or rather clarifying the kind of world Raf Simons wants to project. Always at the core of his universe (and as essential as the clothes themselves) are attitudes, moods and statements about individuality and independence.
Raf Simons has been running his namesake label since 1995. He has also made his mark on fashion with his work for Jil Sander, Dior and Calvin Klein in the past years among other projects.
ALEXANDER FURY:
Alexander Fury is a fashion journalist, author and critic. He is the Fashion Features Director of AnOther magazine, and the Men's Critic of the Financial Times newspaper. In 2016, he was made the first Chief Fashion Correspondent at T: The New York Times Style Magazine, a position he held until 2018.
Prior to this, from 2013 to 2016 Fury was fashion editor of the Independent. He was the inaugural Men's Critic for American Vogue.com, covering the Winter 2016 and Spring 2017 menswear seasons. Fury was the first journalist to receive the Editorial Intelligence Award for Fashion Commentator of the Year 2014-15, and was named one of InStyle magazine’s 20 most powerful people in fashion in 2015. He is also a member of the BoF 500.
His first book Dior: Catwalk was published in June 2017. In 2018, Alexander Fury was the writer for the exhibition Azzedine Alaïa: The Couturier at the Design Museum, London, the first UK retrospective of the designer's work.
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The actual interview starts at 8:30
Man really said 'Don't touch my Raf'
he slid that in so smooth, capped up his point perfectly lmao
24:27 for anyone looking
@@jthecool9225 eee,, e,
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If theres one thing that Raf can do, he can design a beautiful sweater 😍
"i try to keep my introduction very short" i dont believe you anymore Mr. Flanders :D
Hahaha
I love raf, as a designer i feel the exact same way when he talks about popularity vs. actual skill and craft
"Please don't touch my Raf"
bro raf is the goat
Hes pretty good but Tom Ford is the goat.
@@rage8kage raf is way better
@@Hanadsrequiemwell that's all debatable. So I'll just say what's undisputable. Tom Ford is way WAY sexier
Does anyone know the I’d of the knitwear Raf is wearing
Thank God we have Raf and Alex ❤️❤️❤️
which alex are you referring to?
@@sboneloxaba6695 Alex Fury of course
Someone ask him about the influence he's had on rap music
Also who keeps on breaking classes in the background lmaoo
raf simons *gets asked a question, talks for 5 minutes*
"im sorry what was the question?" xD
this light.... ufff. :)
Does he talk about Asap Rocky
Designers like Gucci and Dior died in the 50s. I find it disappointing people want to connect with such behemoths. Ones that use money to create influence instead of passion.
永远滴神
Перевод😭
a good question makes for a good collar
but interrogation makes the lapel
you don't know a damn thing, do you ?
I Really Liked The White Bunny Shaped Shoes In The New Years Collection For Women And Hoped To See Them Upgraded For Men
why does John Galliano sold his own brand?
While Galliano gained the attention of the press, he never had the most stable business. His jobs at Givenchy and Dior gave him a steadier income and when LVMH offered to invest in his eponymous brand in an attempt to make it grow, he happily accepted. By the time of his firing, he was more or less an employee at his own company. He was replaced by Bill Gaytten who never really caught the attention of the press' or the buyers' and the label's last collection was in 2018.
Please don't touch my Raf
24:25 just perfect hahaha
The lighting is awful. He looks 30 years older than his true age.
Just listen then.
HES 53 ... HE LOOKS 41-42 . I DONT GET IT
Transalation in french possible ?
Learn english, no excuse
did u ever get translate? ill translate somethingfor you if you translate for me
always the french hahahahaha
You can click “CC” and select auto translate , and click setting (the gear wheel thing) and set to 😊French.
44:59
plz dont touch my raf