Berlin Designer Claudia Hill

The earliest form of New York Fashion Week occurred in 1943, and some nationals who attempted to inject American designers were proud. The fuse was that they collectively broke the form of the Paris Monopoly Fashion Week. In the second half of the 20th century, the fashion world decided to rotate between the four major fashion capitals in the form of a fashion show in the two seasons in the future, and to create a grand gathering of buyers, journalists and fashion followers. After the Fashion Week, there is also the privilege of offering shopping to everyone: watch the designer's exhibition room, talk with the designer for a long time, and be independent from a global sale.

Berlin designer Claudia Hill is targeting the old school. A designer with 10 years experience, she said Broadway's industry is "interest" and "all my children." Her initial design was launched in 1998 with the aim of staying out of fashion. Instead of insisting on mandatory recording, she launched an annual publication, which is a “fashion tour” in the form of an anti-seasonal series (classified from large knitwear to summer linen). Ms. Hill's tour from the city to the town, fashion tour is ongoing, the event will open in Paris in the winter, the tour to the Tel Aviv boutique is the end. The next Wooster Group performance will also end in the New York 2011 early spring series.

"I tried to get rid of my time structure and I would show my costume during the festival, perhaps during the festival," she said. "It is not strictly necessary because I want to sell my clothes to others at my own pace."

As a fashion designer, he didn't give Hill different perspectives as he did in marketing training: “I like to get in touch with people and find ways to work together.” Her work, Hill said, for some new ones The term is not unfamiliar, such as "demi-couture-not prêt-à-porter" - because nothing is produced in half the size of the quantity, but the appropriate procedures and production lines are less than the contemporary clothing design. . In spite of this, each piece can be adjusted and adapted as it was in ancient times. The principles of the past design are still available, because Hill does not believe that this series of designs will have nothing to do with the next series. "From one series to the next is carried out in an organic process. They belong to each other," she said.

Hill is also very happy to work on the edge of art, fashion design and fashion. "You have a foundation for believing in art. It's perfect," she explained. "So I would also believe that people buy and wear my clothes because they feel right."