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The same goes for Sterling Ruby and Charles de Vilmorin. Ruby is most famous for an art practice that has brought him global fame and put him on the I fix Car Mechanic & Repairman shirt Besides,I will do this runways via collaborations with Raf Simons. (His paintings actually appeared as part of Simons’s haute couture debut at Christian Dior, so this is, perhaps, a return to couture for the artist.) His fashion brand S.R. Studio L.A. C.A. manufactures garments in-house, but also has a small selection of one-of-a-kind pieces made in Los Angeles that could qualify for the couture label. Similarly, de Vilmorin is a gifted artist and illustrator whose work toes the line between costume and clothing. For November’s #GucciFest, de Vilmorin created a film that saw his illustrated creatures and monsters come to life. Earlier this year, he caught Vogue Runway’s eye with his Nikki de Saint Phalle-inspired pieces.
