Journal du Textile ranking 03.2005

nqth · 20-03-2005

from leform.ru

In March professional magazine - Journal du Textile compiled the list of the most creative brands by the buyers’ opinion poll. Twenty first names are:

Jean-Paul GAULTIER
Yohji YAMAMOTO
Dries VAN NOTEN
John GALLIANO
DOLCE and GABBANA
Ann DEMEULEMEESTER
CHLOE
CHANEL
Alexander McQUEEN
Marc JACOBS
COMME DES GARCONS
PRADA
Martin MARGIELA
BALENCIAGA
MARNI
Junia WATANABE
LANVIN
VIKTOR&ROLF
Rick OWENS
Helmut LANG

Arturo21 · 20-03-2005

Ok, wait...Dolce and Gabbana and Lanvin are there..but Hedi Slimane for Dior Homme isn't?!?!

PrinceOfCats · 20-03-2005

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but Hedi Slimane for Dior Homme isn't?!?!

What's wrong with Lanvin? Alber Elbaz is THE MAN at the moment.

Cut D&G, MJ, Chloe and Galliano and that is a suprisingly good list.

softgrey · 20-03-2005

i was reading this also ngth...thanks foir posting it...

leform is a store in russia, am i right?...

Arturo21 · 20-03-2005

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Originally Posted by PrinceOfCats

What's wrong with Lanvin? Alber Elbaz is THE MAN at the moment.

Cut D&G, MJ, Chloe and Galliano and that is a suprisingly good list.

Yes, I agree with the second part, but Lanvin I don't think is enormously creative or groundbreaking.

Now, as much as it pains and embarrasses me to say this, it's insane to say Galliano is not creative. His creations are bizarre, and I find them hideous but I still enjoying looking at his Haute Couture...because they are very interesting and detailed. Yes, awfully tacky... but lacking creativity? I really doubt that.

**Meg** · 20-03-2005

sorry I'm a bit confused, is this a general list or is this in terms of textile use? Either way, Lanvin deserves to be there. To say alber isn't innovative is shocking to me. He has set so many trends.

<oops-sorry meg...hit the wrong button>

raijin · 20-03-2005

How was slimane ground breaking in the textile department or in overall creative design?

He defintely was not ground-breaking in the former, at least.

He was continuing a style already there, but he did make it blow up.

Hes also a relatively new designer compared to these guys, which says something as well.

I think a ton of these people deserve to be here if you look at thier old designs.

Defintely Lang.

Chloe and D & G should be taken off.

softgrey · 20-03-2005

it didn't say anything specifically about textile use meg...just a list according to what the buys voted for...what i am trying to figure out is if it is only european buyers...which i'm thinking it is because journal du textile is french...

i have to say i was pleasantly surprised with this list...seems like there is beginning to be a general consensus about the direction fashion is going in,...

and btw...as far as slimane...i believe that the list is of womenswear designers gentlemen...

...

raijin · 20-03-2005

It would be nice if this was actually about the textiles

**Meg** · 20-03-2005

but as far as buyers go...i think Chloe deserves to be on that list. I mean this isn't a list of the 10 greatest designers of all time...and phoebe has been doing a good job these past couple of seasons and despite the heavily inflated prices, from what i've seen, the stuff really sells so in that sense, i don't mind her there.

nqth · 21-03-2005

You are welcome, Softgrey:-)
Yes, Leform is in Moscow, v. nice store. I think they are the first who stocked CdG, Junya, MMM, Dries... in Russia.

I remember JPG and Yamamoto are always the the top of the list.

It seems creativeness isn't be the same for everyone:-))) Helmut Lang is there, Ann D too, as well as D&G, but one can't help but thinking about the amount of sale.

Arturo21 · 21-03-2005

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Originally Posted by nqth

the most creative brands

I think they're talking about most creative brands, they never said anything about textiles.

I dunno..you tell me..

Arturo21 · 21-03-2005

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Originally Posted by softgrey

it didn't say anything specifically about textile use meg...just a list according to what the buys voted for...what i am trying to figure out is if it is only european buyers...which i'm thinking it is because journal du textile is french...

i have to say i was pleasantly surprised with this list...seems like there is beginning to be a general consensus about the direction fashion is going in,...

and btw...as far as slimane...i believe that the list is of womenswear designers gentlemen...

...

Ah, I did not read that. Then it would make sense. I really do like that list if we exclude, or weed out, the ..weeds?

Oh, and thx, Ngth

AlexN · 21-03-2005

Interesting. Pretty good list. Thanks for posting.

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nqth arndom Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Hanoi, Vietnam Gender: homme Posts: 2,581	Journal du Textile ranking 03.2005 from leform.ru In March professional magazine - Journal du Textile compiled the list of the most creative brands by the buyers’ opinion poll. Twenty first names are: Jean-Paul GAULTIER Yohji YAMAMOTO Dries VAN NOTEN John GALLIANO DOLCE and GABBANA Ann DEMEULEMEESTER CHLOE CHANEL Alexander McQUEEN Marc JACOBS COMME DES GARCONS PRADA Martin MARGIELA BALENCIAGA MARNI Junia WATANABE LANVIN VIKTOR&ROLF Rick OWENS Helmut LANG

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Arturo21 fashion insider Join Date: Nov 2004 Gender: homme Posts: 2,148	Ok, wait...Dolce and Gabbana and Lanvin are there..but Hedi Slimane for Dior Homme isn't?!?!

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Meg inspired contemplation Mod Squad Leader Join Date: May 2003 Location: London by way of North America Gender: femme Posts: 17,060	sorry I'm a bit confused, is this a general list or is this in terms of textile use? Either way, Lanvin deserves to be there. To say alber isn't innovative is shocking to me. He has set so many trends. <oops-sorry meg...hit the wrong button> Last edited by softgrey; 20-03-2005 at 08:37 PM.

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raijin trendsetter Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: California/Hong Kong Gender: homme Posts: 1,236	How was slimane ground breaking in the textile department or in overall creative design? He defintely was not ground-breaking in the former, at least. He was continuing a style already there, but he did make it blow up. Hes also a relatively new designer compared to these guys, which says something as well. I think a ton of these people deserve to be here if you look at thier old designs. Defintely Lang. Chloe and D & G should be taken off. Last edited by raijin; 20-03-2005 at 08:27 PM.

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nqth arndom Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Hanoi, Vietnam Gender: homme Posts: 2,581	You are welcome, Softgrey:-) Yes, Leform is in Moscow, v. nice store. I think they are the first who stocked CdG, Junya, MMM, Dries... in Russia. I remember JPG and Yamamoto are always the the top of the list. It seems creativeness isn't be the same for everyone:-))) Helmut Lang is there, Ann D too, as well as D&G, but one can't help but thinking about the amount of sale.

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AlexN V.I.P. Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Kansas City, Missouri Gender: homme Posts: 8,773	Interesting. Pretty good list. Thanks for posting.