I have been following you for a long time and I am very pleased that people like you have such an eye for clothes. I wish you every success, it's incredibly rewarding to follow your development and it's very inspiring
i am going to get an education and hopefully a career in fashion in the future and you are probably my biggest inspiration to do so, i genuinely wish you the best possible future and i hope you keep developing and eventually have a successful (whatever that means) career and that many will get to appreciate your work
love your videos man - I'm 28 and wish I went to fashion school instead of a regular university. just wanted to say keep pushing. i would love to buy something from you some day.
please continue to make morev video. I love fashion but I never studied fashion. Seeing you making clothes and talk about ideas like labors give me other perspectives.
yoooo I'm a Sydney fashion student and I literally just finished making a blazer for my own graduate collection as well, I feel the struggle with constant drafting but damn your welt pockets and vent came out so crisp 🤌🤌
"I didn’t know how to make clothes; I didn’t know anyone who could cut and sew; I didn’t know about buying fabric; I didn’t know about delivering it to a pattern maker" "I started on this path by essentially printing t-shirts and giving them to friends; and then believing in them so hard and trying to make them relevant enough so that people liked them.” - coveteur.com/2016/01/14/virgil-abloh-off-white/ I speak more so from the fact that Virgil gained notoriety with streetwear which traditonally doesn't utilise pattern making to the degree of mens tailoring (Again not to discredit these amazing designers) he had very basic understand of construction but an amazing understanding of outputting his ideals. I talk more so in how social media has shifted this perception of designer=outsource
that blazer is dope, great work and cool to see your process
I have been following you for a long time and I am very pleased that people like you have such an eye for clothes. I wish you every success, it's incredibly rewarding to follow your development and it's very inspiring
My new favorite youtuber
i am going to get an education and hopefully a career in fashion in the future and you are probably my biggest inspiration to do so, i genuinely wish you the best possible future and i hope you keep developing and eventually have a successful (whatever that means) career and that many will get to appreciate your work
Im planning to go to a fashion school in London after I finish my A levels so I'd love to see more vids like this :)
love your videos man - I'm 28 and wish I went to fashion school instead of a regular university. just wanted to say keep pushing. i would love to buy something from you some day.
that blazer turned out so nice, the linen (I think) lining on the inside was a solid choice of fabric
please continue to make morev video. I love fashion but I never studied fashion. Seeing you making clothes and talk about ideas like labors give me other perspectives.
yoooo I'm a Sydney fashion student and I literally just finished making a blazer for my own graduate collection as well, I feel the struggle with constant drafting but damn your welt pockets and vent came out so crisp 🤌🤌
DUDDDEEE the positioning of the lapel took 3 toiles, I would skim off a fem mm each time 😭😭 Thank you for appreciating the welts
awesome cut on the blazer
your talent never fails to amaze me, ur so real marius 😔🙏
When did u start making clothes / sewing?
after i graduated from fashion school in montreal i taught myself clo3d it saved a lot of time honestly and cost
We get taught Pad mainly in NZ!!
I think the quote was from a Bliss Foster video actually
i think i found u thru smalldri a few weeks back and im so happy i did
bro been trying to find a japanese student esq blazer type, seeing you make this is beautiful. will you ever drop this???
I don’t plan on starting a brand for a very long time!! I wouldn’t mind doing custom work tho!!
wheres the white longsleeve in this clip from? 8:08
Sewed it!!!
I love you,,, thank you Marius last name
w2c music used for this vid?
virgil did know how to “construct a garment”- his mother was a seamstress. He knew how to sew before he was a teenager. 7:43
"I didn’t know how to make clothes; I didn’t know anyone who could cut and sew; I didn’t know about buying fabric; I didn’t know about delivering it to a pattern maker"
"I started on this path by essentially printing t-shirts and giving them to friends; and then believing in them so hard and trying to make them relevant enough so that people liked them.” - coveteur.com/2016/01/14/virgil-abloh-off-white/
I speak more so from the fact that Virgil gained notoriety with streetwear which traditonally doesn't utilise pattern making to the degree of mens tailoring (Again not to discredit these amazing designers) he had very basic understand of construction but an amazing understanding of outputting his ideals. I talk more so in how social media has shifted this perception of designer=outsource
what did you say at 8:43 lmao?
He’s down for the starving artist stereotype