Christophe Lemaire

Fall 2012 saw Hermes designer Christophe Lemaire once again working his eastern tinged, minimalist, masculine minded hand with a welcome addition of knits interspersed with smart utility pieces that were far from basic. >> MORE: FASHION SHOWS AND RUNWAY REVIEWS Imagined in the best of deluxe fabrications in moody autumnal hues, this designer continues to offer essentials so divine, they tend to have you dreaming of a maxed out uniform in the best of high quality fabrications with an ample...Read Full Story

Posted in Fashion / Fashion blog / Fashion pictures / Paris fashion week / Runway & fashion shows Christophe Lemaire’s fall / winter 2012 runway show was unveiled on one of the many catwalks of Paris fashion week (PFW) and Fashionising.com was there to capture each look. Article continues. To read it in full visit 'Christophe Lemaire Autumn (Fall) / Winter 2012' at Fashionising.com »Picture gallery Tagged:Read Full Story

True to himself, French designer Christophe Lemaire keeps on straddling a strange divide. His inclinations are insistently global, borrowing from African and Far and Middle Eastern traditions, removed in space and, often, in time, from his own sphere. But then, too, there's his funny predilection for some of the coolest personalities of our own when-and-where. For this season's collection, the right side of Mr Lemaire's brain went far afield again -now to the films of the sixties Georgian...Read Full Story

Christophe Lemaire celebrates after winning the $6.4 million Melbourne Cup with Dunaden. STORY HIGHLIGHTS French-trained Dunaden wins prestigious Melbourne Cup race on Tuesday Winning jockey Christophe Lemaire was a late replacement for the event Dunaden wins by the smallest of margins from Red Cadeaux after photo-finish Pre-race favorite and defending champion Americain finishes back in fourth (CNN) -- Top French jockey Christophe Lemaire could not believe his luck after winning one of...Read Full Story

Fall 2012 saw Hermes designer Christophe Lemaire once again working his eastern tinged, minimalist, masculine minded hand with a welcome addition of knits interspersed with smart utility pieces that were far from basic. >> MORE: FASHION SHOWS AND RUNWAY REVIEWS Imagined in the best of deluxe fabrications in moody autumnal hues, this designer continues to offer essentials so divine, they tend to have you dreaming of a maxed out uniform …Original Post at Christophe Lemaire F/W 2012 Full...Read Full Story

About :Born in Besangon, France, in April 1965, Lemaire initially assisted at the Yves Saint Laurent design studio before going on to work for Thierry Mugler and Jean Patou. Through the Jean Patou house he met Christian Lacroix who was so impressed with the young designer that he appointed him head of his own woman’s ready-to-wear line in 1987. The designer was at the head of the department of haute couture and pret-a-porter of Christian Lacroix before deciding to create his own label in 1990...Read Full Story

This is not clear why only the designers a choice of three colors, a palette of his foundation. Brought may need to mix between the United States and the direction of development in Africa, or just a vague inspiration, and these ideas tropics. The most common color of oil, the change between green, black and navy do not use only a few … In the pattern of plant. And made ​​sense of African nomadic tank tops jackets and long, narrow cut trousers paired. Has played a big cobalt blue, because it...Read Full Story

About :Born in Besangon, France, in April 1965, Lemaire initially assisted at the Yves Saint Laurent design studio before going on to work for Thierry Mugler and Jean Patou. Through the Jean Patou house he met Christian Lacroix who was so impressed with the young designer that he appointed him head of his own woman’s ready-to-wear line in 1987. The designer was at the head of the department of haute couture and pret-a-porter of Christian Lacroix before deciding to create his own label in 1990...Read Full Story

Christophe Lemaire | Photo: Lydia Gorges Last week, Christophe Lemaire was named Artistic Director of Hermès for womenswear, replacing longtime incumbent Jean-Paul Gaultier and catching industry observers everywhere by surprise. In this exclusive excerpt from an interview with Lemaire in b magazine given prior to the announcement of his appointment, BoF gets to know the new man at one of France’s most prestigious luxury brands. PARIS, France — Almost 20 years since starting his own label...Read Full Story

Olivier Peslier has picked up the prize ride on French colt Makfi in Tuesday’s St James’s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot.Peslier will take over from Christophe Lemaire, who will be required to partner Siyouni for his boss the Aga Khan in the Group One race. Georges Rimaud, the Aga Khan’s racing manager, said last night: ‘Siyouni will go to the St James’s Palace and Christophe Lemaire will ride him.’Lemaire will be disappointed he cannot renew his partnership with Makfi, who won the 2000 Guineas...Read Full Story