Fans of Men’s Fashion Grieve the Departure of Dries Van Noten

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Belgian Fashion Wizard Dries Van Noten Retires After 40 Years in the Industry

After four decades of shaping the fashion world with his unique vision and independent spirit, Belgian designer Dries Van Noten has announced his retirement from his eponymous label. The trillion-dollar global industry of fashion may not always live up to its glamorous reputation, but Van Noten has undeniably been a wizard in the field.

Fashion professionals and experts in the industry have been reminiscing about Van Noten’s impact and legacy. Michel Gaubert, a sound director who worked on Van Noten’s shows from 1999 to 2005, praised the designer’s independence and attention to detail. He highlighted how Van Noten’s fashion shows were his primary form of communication, showcasing his refined and well-considered creations.

Nick Sullivan, creative director at Esquire, recalled a memorable show in Paris where Van Noten had guests throw rose petals out of windows, creating a moment that stuck with everyone in attendance. The attention to detail and the immersive experiences created by Van Noten were a hallmark of his work.

Justin Berkowitz, fashion director at Bloomingdale’s, praised Van Noten’s ability to bring together diverse elements and references in his designs. From colors inspired by art to patterns from prints, Van Noten’s creations spoke to a broad range of influences and tastes.

Josh Peskowitz, a designer at Feit footwear, emphasized the intangible nature of the fashion industry and how Van Noten was able to build a world that people wanted to inhabit through his designs. The emotional depth and storytelling in Van Noten’s clothes set him apart in an industry often focused on rapid growth and trends.

As Van Noten bids farewell to his namesake label, his impact on the fashion world will undoubtedly be felt for years to come. From his meticulous attention to detail to his ability to create immersive experiences through his shows, Van Noten leaves behind a legacy of creativity and innovation that has inspired countless designers and fashion enthusiasts around the globe.

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