VOTE NOW... theFashionSpot's Designer of the Year for 2024!

[vogue28]

Welcome back to the annual theFashionSpot Awards, and to the category of Designer of the Year.

The nominees from the poll are based on engagement across Designers & Collections. Feel free to post a candidate of your choice within this thread - a designer who has not been included in the poll. Members of the forums should place a 'like' on the post featuring the mention of their chosen designer of the year (multiple votes allowed). Please do not repost a designer who has previously been mentioned.

Winners will be announced on theFashionSpot's homepage and within this thread at a later date. Thank you for participating!

 

[JohannesL]

Anthony Vaccarello for giving the YSL women with the right attitude I like!

 

[GivenchyAddict]

Matthieu Blazy : he got the Chanel job.

 

[MModa]

MOD EDIT: Nomination add. Please like this post if you would also like to vote for the designer listed below.

Miuccia Prada

 

[MModa]

MOD EDIT: Nomination add. Please like this post if you would also like to vote for the designer listed below.

Raf Simons

 

[thiago:)]

Galliano for the buzz, Matthieu for Chanel, Dries for leaving with grace and Vaccarello for the shows.

 

[GIVENCHYlover]

MOD EDIT: Nomination add. Please like this post if you would also like to vote for the designer listed below.

It's already too late, but Hedi Slimane?! His thread is by far the most talked about and controversial

 

[KoV]

It's already too late, but Hedi Slimane?! His thread is by far the most talked about and controversial

By that metric I think Sabato wins easily. Hedi’s thread has been open for 13 years and has 108 pages of discussion. Sabato’s has been open for less than 2 years and has 90 pages of discussion.

 

[GIVENCHYlover]

By that metric I think Sabato wins easily. Hedi’s thread has been open for 13 years and has 108 pages of discussion. Sabato’s has been open for less than 2 years and has 90 pages of discussion.

True, but at least Hedi’s collections were well-received and achieved good sales

 

[Lola701]

Based on the work alone, I would say Chemena Kamali.
With one collection, she has put Chloe back on the fashion conversation map. She had some major PR moments and really, the discussion about her was about her work. Not politics, no rumors, not sales, fashion.

I would say that my biggest disappointment is John Galliano because he had the opportunity to really mark the year with his stamp if only the Couture show was materialized by a RTW offering.

 

[KoV]

Based on the work alone, I would say Chemena Kamali.
With one collection, she has put Chloe back on the fashion conversation map. She had some major PR moments and really, the discussion about her was about her work. Not politics, no rumors, not sales, fashion.

I would say that my biggest disappointment is John Galliano because he had the opportunity to really mark the year with his stamp if only the Couture show was materialized by a RTW offering.

I did multiple votes. I voted for Kamali for the reasons you listed. I also voted for Galliano because, even though it didn't especially resonate with me so much, I do think his MM F/W 24 show was the show of the year in terms of public consciousness and influence. I voted for Dries because he left us before we grew tired of him and I voted for Blazy because he scored the #1 gig in fashion (in my not-so-humble opinion, Chanel is The One)

 

[Lola701]

I did multiple votes. I voted for Kamali for the reasons you listed. I also voted for Galliano because, even though it didn't especially resonate with me so much, I do think his MM F/W 24 show was the show of the year in terms of public consciousness and influence. I voted for Dries because he left us before we grew tired of him and I voted for Blazy because he scored the #1 gig in fashion (in my not-so-humble opinion, Chanel is The One)

For me Galliano had the collection of the year. It may not be my favorite but it was a very talked about collection (tbh in RTW, Chloé was also a very talked about one but the Margiela PR machine was stronger).