You can see the influence of Derek and Celine so strongly in his work, Derek in the colour palette and details for the client and Celine in the sleek silhouettes, it's almost like he has reimagined the minimalist look that has lost popularity over the years to this very chic and sleek look. Im such a huge fan of Do, such an exciting brand to watch from a design perspective
There is one thing I do not agree with here tho, you said the world needs a step away from individualism but lately there is a huuuge lack in individualism, like, a SEVERE lack, especially when it comes to design most western designers are really messy and trenddriven, there are barely any (brand) identities anymore. what I like about his brand ESPECIALLY is that he does his own thing and has his own vision of what he wants to create and it works for him.
My reply isn't going through annoyingly so I'm rewriting this for the 3rd time and I've lost my passion for this comment now lol sorry. Good point, let me clarify. IMO art and design definitely needs individualism, that's what makes it special. As I said in my CDG video, a strong leading visionary like Rei is what makes the brand so special. And I would also say that Peter Do is distinct. I meant that we need less individualism when it comes to ego and status. Through out the video I referred to Peter Do's designers as 'they' and 'the team' when I could've just said Peter do as he is the creative director. I genuinely did this subconsciously, as through Peter's actions I felt more of an attachment and responsibility to refer to the team rather than just him. Small things like this are important in building a community and giving the right people credit in the age of the influencer and billionaires who are very focused on themselves. I think fashion is all about being and expressing yourself and only yourself, but in day to day life, I think society is a bit too individualistic which doesn't facilitate change. Hope that makes sense!
@@fashionlover4 makes sense 100% and I agree. It's the idea of being "self-made" permeating the business space when really, no one "makes" themself. literally. we rely on our parents to survive, friends, family, coworkers, and so on. we are constantly influenced by, work with and build on what was left by other people and I think I can feel that in peter do's pieces. even the way he speaks and interacts with his audience has this air of "i couldn't have done this without all of you" and that feels special given how narcisistic a space like fashion can be. I just found your channel and i thik i'll keep looking.
Jeno introduced me to Peter Do and made me bought his pieces now! I loves his vision to not put brand on his clothing! looking forward to the maestro of tailors!
Clicked because of Jeno on the thumbnail but stayed throughout because your thoughts were eye opening for me as a current college student in fashion 😆 Earned a subscribe from me!
@@libellle they chose Johnny to wear their brand for Met Gala. I also have a hunch that they wanted him on their runway for fashion week bit he was busy for 2B1P comeback so Jeno went instead
Although less about the brand, I've shared a few conversations with him and the guy was down-to-earth and personable. Thought it was a nice little anecdote to share. Also, another well thought-out and presented video!
Good call out on using the basing stitch of a garment on a runway. A similar sentiment has been expressed recently of designers sending out unfinished garments held together with pins and such on the runway. They make for great BTS shots, but hints at a lack of decorum when presented during a show.
Thank you for introducing me to this wonderful new designer. I would have preferred a long-tailed shirt that flew from the open-backed suits like a small cape. Other than that one thing, I have never seen so many new ideas so extremely well realized by one designer for both men and women without causing either to look frivolous, unkempt, or ridiculous. Instead, his clothes have a certain dignity, intelligence, and creativity lacking in many of the designs today. Clothing that supports the dignity of being human rather than mocking it, deconstructing it, or obliterating it completely, is something to look forward to in the future. Bravo, Peter Do!
As someone who worked on his FW22 show and had never heard of him before showing up to work that day, thank you for the background and contextualizing who he is in the world of fashion as well as his design philosophy.
I haven't aware about fashion when Phoebe active. It's crazy how impactful she was and is until now. When she is coming back, she will competing with her own children.
Imho, if i had to give his work an overarching theme, it would be movement. He contrasts rigid forms and aesthetics with flowing, gentle movement. The way that your eyes look at his pieces is smooth and natural, but when you look at a still photo you would think that that idea of movement doesn't translate as well. Kind of like how looking at a picture of the ocean is way different to standing right in front of it. But your eyes still follow the shapes of the clothes like they do the waves in a picture. I think it is very difficult to make such a stiff style look natural and comfortable while still maintaining the intimidating luxuriousness of it, but he does it well.
Fashionlover, I can answer this. I went to FIT. It's because of my degree and similar ones to it. We had an art department specializing in visual effects, 3D printing, 3D design, and programming.
Hey just a little info on the pattern garments from Margiela, from I heave read and heard the pattern paper was a special kind of paper that is stronger and possibly waterproof
I'm an immigrant and have lived in the us pretty much all of my teen/adult life, I'm currently a student at this school and can say that if you live in state it's pretty affordable.
7:55 I feel it's maybe not something he wants to do, but something that is very commonly used by everyone, so they want to be able to sell some of that so they can have bigger sails (almost everyone today uses these clothes so if they didn't include them, there would probably be an incredible reduction in sails) 12:38 yes, I really love this 13:20 the world really needs him 💕
A few things to note... -FIT is a state university under the SUNY label. Relatively speaking, even as an out of state student, Peter's tuition was affordable compared to the private schools around NYC that internally have many students complaining about being useless institutions where people don't learn anything. I'm sure some of you here in the city know which one I'm referring to. -New York does have a garment district that many of his clothes from early collections were made in. His early Instagram stories had him taking pictures and videos of him in this factories all the time. How the logistics play out may be a reason for his shift to Italy, but the cynical part of me says that the origin of production is a form of branding and marketing in it self. -Quality is definitely impressive. If any of you have a chance to see his work in person, do so. Even early season fabrics and construction details stand out from luxury conglomerates.
i'm convinced the most replayed moment was because we all collectively missed what popped up bottom left the first time. also that for some reason made me laugh out loud.
I immediately recognised the design on the left as I saw it whilst scrolling thru Pinterest. Peter Do definitely does need more attention, since that design caught my eye quickly when I first saw it
Small correction - that wasn’t Demna’s graduation collection that you were referencing. It was his second collection for his womenswear namesake brand, which he started after graduation; he did menswear at uni. He joint marginal after this presentation. I’m always impressed by your videos and the knowledge, passion and research you clearly put in,so I thought you’d like to know that :)
As an artist, I have found my passion is behind my motivation to work. After all, without passion, there is nothing to inspire you. Passion = Tenacity Always.
FIT is actually one of the chepeast universities ive seen in the us, its a SUNY (state of new york) school. compare fit prices to other schools that are considered as good as it is, and u will see that its the most affordable by a long shot.
You truly never stray away from your own perspective but you also know how to articulate yourself which is what a lot of higher ups have trouble doing. They try speaking from a general perspective instead of there own but while also not getting lost in there own words. You’ve come across a couple of articles where they was trying to hard to sound fancy & you couldn’t really understand what they are truly trying to say.
oddly enough the look that you are not a fan of, the jumper/skirt/boots look, is something that i have been seeing more and more of recently near me. usually with something like a sweater or some vest instead of a jumper though. i myself am a fan, and think the idea of it fits with peter do rather well
The real inspiration are those who came from literally nothing, and transformed that feat, into a success. Those you had the financial security, and support in place is less inspiring. Fashion is political, to sustain itself. LVMH aren't stupid.
Referencing Betsey Johnson, Vivienne Westwood, Elsa Schiaparelli. Doing all this decades ago. All reworking past garments with new fabrics....great to make interesting fashion not great if only 1% can afford them so how fashion forward is he really???
Just saw a Ralph Lauren show, no androgyny just beautiful designs very masculine very feminine, cloths to make people look as good as possible, not tearing the dignity of the human being to shreds
homer simpson fashion lover: why fashion needs peter D'oh
Peter D'oh forever
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I mean he did put his wife in balenciaga
Its interesting to see a man who runs a fashion brand with his closest friends, and do it well. Inspiring
You can see the influence of Derek and Celine so strongly in his work, Derek in the colour palette and details for the client and Celine in the sleek silhouettes, it's almost like he has reimagined the minimalist look that has lost popularity over the years to this very chic and sleek look. Im such a huge fan of Do, such an exciting brand to watch from a design perspective
There is one thing I do not agree with here tho, you said the world needs a step away from individualism but lately there is a huuuge lack in individualism, like, a SEVERE lack, especially when it comes to design most western designers are really messy and trenddriven, there are barely any (brand) identities anymore. what I like about his brand ESPECIALLY is that he does his own thing and has his own vision of what he wants to create and it works for him.
My reply isn't going through annoyingly so I'm rewriting this for the 3rd time and I've lost my passion for this comment now lol sorry.
Good point, let me clarify. IMO art and design definitely needs individualism, that's what makes it special. As I said in my CDG video, a strong leading visionary like Rei is what makes the brand so special. And I would also say that Peter Do is distinct.
I meant that we need less individualism when it comes to ego and status. Through out the video I referred to Peter Do's designers as 'they' and 'the team' when I could've just said Peter do as he is the creative director. I genuinely did this subconsciously, as through Peter's actions I felt more of an attachment and responsibility to refer to the team rather than just him. Small things like this are important in building a community and giving the right people credit in the age of the influencer and billionaires who are very focused on themselves.
I think fashion is all about being and expressing yourself and only yourself, but in day to day life, I think society is a bit too individualistic which doesn't facilitate change. Hope that makes sense!
@@fashionlover4 makes sense 100% and I agree. It's the idea of being "self-made" permeating the business space when really, no one "makes" themself. literally. we rely on our parents to survive, friends, family, coworkers, and so on. we are constantly influenced by, work with and build on what was left by other people and I think I can feel that in peter do's pieces. even the way he speaks and interacts with his audience has this air of "i couldn't have done this without all of you" and that feels special given how narcisistic a space like fashion can be. I just found your channel and i thik i'll keep looking.
I can see a lot of those pieces being used in kpop. Kpop boygroups are more daring in design and skin exposure than most boygroups around the world.
Yes!!
You might have seen it already but for anyone who hasn't Johnny from NCT wore Peter Do to the Met Gala and it. was. beautiful.
Jeno introduced me to Peter Do and made me bought his pieces now! I loves his vision to not put brand on his clothing! looking forward to the maestro of tailors!
Clicked because of Jeno on the thumbnail but stayed throughout because your thoughts were eye opening for me as a current college student in fashion 😆 Earned a subscribe from me!
have you seen the Peter Do look worn by Johnny Suh at the 2022 met gala? that was my introduction to him as a designer, that suit was so beautiful
Oh that was also by him? Does he have a collab with sm or something?
@@libellle they chose Johnny to wear their brand for Met Gala. I also have a hunch that they wanted him on their runway for fashion week bit he was busy for 2B1P comeback so Jeno went instead
I'm so happy that SM Entertainment uses their artists to promote this brand.
YES
I go to FIT and the teachers constantly talk about him and his work ethic and his openness to learning.
Although less about the brand, I've shared a few conversations with him and the guy was down-to-earth and personable. Thought it was a nice little anecdote to share. Also, another well thought-out and presented video!
Good call out on using the basing stitch of a garment on a runway. A similar sentiment has been expressed recently of designers sending out unfinished garments held together with pins and such on the runway. They make for great BTS shots, but hints at a lack of decorum when presented during a show.
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Thank you for introducing me to this wonderful new designer. I would have preferred a long-tailed shirt that flew from the open-backed suits like a small cape. Other than that one thing, I have never seen so many new ideas so extremely well realized by one designer for both men and women without causing either to look frivolous, unkempt, or ridiculous. Instead, his clothes have a certain dignity, intelligence, and creativity lacking in many of the designs today. Clothing that supports the dignity of being human rather than mocking it, deconstructing it, or obliterating it completely, is something to look forward to in the future. Bravo, Peter Do!
As someone who worked on his FW22 show and had never heard of him before showing up to work that day, thank you for the background and contextualizing who he is in the world of fashion as well as his design philosophy.
I really love Peter Do’s work so far. I have a tattoo sweater I’m excited to wear this winter. I’m excited to see his new Men’s line.
I haven't aware about fashion when Phoebe active. It's crazy how impactful she was and is until now. When she is coming back, she will competing with her own children.
and now Peter Do is the new creative director of Helmut Lang. amazing
peter du style is simple yet so revolutionary and innovative for both men n women, love it
Imho, if i had to give his work an overarching theme, it would be movement. He contrasts rigid forms and aesthetics with flowing, gentle movement. The way that your eyes look at his pieces is smooth and natural, but when you look at a still photo you would think that that idea of movement doesn't translate as well. Kind of like how looking at a picture of the ocean is way different to standing right in front of it. But your eyes still follow the shapes of the clothes like they do the waves in a picture. I think it is very difficult to make such a stiff style look natural and comfortable while still maintaining the intimidating luxuriousness of it, but he does it well.
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Fashionlover, I can answer this. I went to FIT. It's because of my degree and similar ones to it. We had an art department specializing in visual effects, 3D printing, 3D design, and programming.
Hey just a little info on the pattern garments from Margiela, from I heave read and heard the pattern paper was a special kind of paper that is stronger and possibly waterproof
I'm an immigrant and have lived in the us pretty much all of my teen/adult life, I'm currently a student at this school and can say that if you live in state it's pretty affordable.
i love when he shows the stitches in the clothes it looks really cool
Thanks for the video! Do is really a designer to look for in the near future, kinda excited to see what he acomplishes.
7:55 I feel it's maybe not something he wants to do, but something that is very commonly used by everyone, so they want to be able to sell some of that so they can have bigger sails (almost everyone today uses these clothes so if they didn't include them, there would probably be an incredible reduction in sails)
12:38 yes, I really love this
13:20 the world really needs him 💕
A few things to note...
-FIT is a state university under the SUNY label. Relatively speaking, even as an out of state student, Peter's tuition was affordable compared to the private schools around NYC that internally have many students complaining about being useless institutions where people don't learn anything. I'm sure some of you here in the city know which one I'm referring to.
-New York does have a garment district that many of his clothes from early collections were made in. His early Instagram stories had him taking pictures and videos of him in this factories all the time. How the logistics play out may be a reason for his shift to Italy, but the cynical part of me says that the origin of production is a form of branding and marketing in it self.
-Quality is definitely impressive. If any of you have a chance to see his work in person, do so. Even early season fabrics and construction details stand out from luxury conglomerates.
i'm convinced the most replayed moment was because we all collectively missed what popped up bottom left the first time. also that for some reason made me laugh out loud.
The first time I saw Peter Do, I fell in love with it.
that backless leather suit is so 🥵
3:38 Would never thought I would her “Se pa pou dat” by Carimi on this Channel 😂. Shoutout to whoever the editor is ❤ 🇭🇹
I'm not a fashion expert , so maybe that's the reason i loved the skirt and hoodie outfit, I'll wear it .
I love Peter!!!!! His designs are very elevated and elegant 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Jeno slaying that outfit in the thumbnail
7:11
"I'll close my thesaurus..."
*proceeds to describe a garment as heavenly eloquent*
I love fashion all that, but me being a teenager I can’t help but always let out an exuberant DAYUM every time one these models got a big ole bakery.
Being in a place like NY having the ability to design, mimic or style, there's a lot of opportunity to make money.
What podcast were you talking about at *12:12* ? Would like to listen to it!
I just linked in the description I forgot to thanks! It was the most recent one from Style Zeitgeist, a lot of interesting insights.
@@fashionlover4 thank youu!
I immediately recognised the design on the left as I saw it whilst scrolling thru Pinterest. Peter Do definitely does need more attention, since that design caught my eye quickly when I first saw it
Small correction - that wasn’t Demna’s graduation collection that you were referencing. It was his second collection for his womenswear namesake brand, which he started after graduation; he did menswear at uni. He joint marginal after this presentation.
I’m always impressed by your videos and the knowledge, passion and research you clearly put in,so I thought you’d like to know that :)
That is good to know thanks!
As an artist, I have found my passion is behind my motivation to work. After all, without passion, there is nothing to inspire you.
Passion = Tenacity
Always.
FIT is actually one of the chepeast universities ive seen in the us, its a SUNY (state of new york) school. compare fit prices to other schools that are considered as good as it is, and u will see that its the most affordable by a long shot.
US ONLY ik other countries are cheaper
great breakdown I've honestly learned so much from your channel
viet pride 🇻🇳 🇻🇳 🇻🇳
People stay sleeping on brands. Peter Do, Plagiarist, Pyer Moss. UNDER FKN RATED
Yea this video is good af , u really turned it up at the end
You truly never stray away from your own perspective but you also know how to articulate yourself which is what a lot of higher ups have trouble doing. They try speaking from a general perspective instead of there own but while also not getting lost in there own words. You’ve come across a couple of articles where they was trying to hard to sound fancy & you couldn’t really understand what they are truly trying to say.
I've been inspired, we'll see what this leads to in the future, maybe nothing but maybe everything
Thank you fashionlover4
Didn't know I needed this, thanks man
im a simple person, i see jeno i click
I just heard about this guy here. Just looking at his designs here, it would probably fit in the movie 5th Element.
The haitian music @ 3:40 is top tier 🫶🏾
Oh the Peter Do Tumblr moodboard era
Jeno in the thumbnail😭🖤🖤
i heard about him from brenda hashtag but love what hes doing
nahhh bro i love the open back shirt but i got acne back there i can't wear it 💀
i wish fashionlover4 made content for fashion/ediotrial photography or if there is someone like him please lmk
I'll give it a go sometime soon!
great costume at the end
cosplaying as someone whos movie you never watched is a vibe
wheres the link to your moodboard?
Video idea "Why Fashion Needs Memes" :3
wow i would so love PPKRIT wearing his designs..it wud be perfection😍🥰✨👏
HE DID IT ! PETER DOOO , i take some credit for the dm a few weeks ago :D
Whats that song that homer Simpson was dancing to😩
I just want to say that I love to hear your opinion and have just decided to follow your career path from now on, good luck, please entertain me
can someone share what the podcast was?
oddly enough the look that you are not a fan of, the jumper/skirt/boots look, is something that i have been seeing more and more of recently near me. usually with something like a sweater or some vest instead of a jumper though. i myself am a fan, and think the idea of it fits with peter do rather well
The real inspiration are those who came from literally nothing, and transformed that feat, into a success. Those you had the financial security, and support in place is less inspiring. Fashion is political, to sustain itself. LVMH aren't stupid.
Can you do a take on Marine Serre
F amazing thank you❤
thank you
What is the philosophy of the brand? Ta
He's successful because Peter see Peter do
It would lowkey interest me what school you go to? Fashion or something completely else?
Referencing Betsey Johnson, Vivienne Westwood, Elsa Schiaparelli. Doing all this decades ago. All reworking past garments with new fabrics....great to make interesting fashion not great if only 1% can afford them so how fashion forward is he really???
The man is out here making Jojo's outfits fr fr
Mojo Jojo
lol with the edition
Can u plz do a video on Kenneth Nicholson!!
omg the costume 😆
bruh the saddle bags harness goes too haarrd
Wow, inspiring
Peter Dough 4L
Wisdom! 12:20
Im here for seulgi😎
A four piece suit? Now thats something interesting to conservative suits
I liked it
Just saw a Ralph Lauren show, no androgyny just beautiful designs very masculine very feminine, cloths to make people look as good as possible, not tearing the dignity of the human being to shreds
true
Nah, Harry Potter by Peter Do doesn’t have the same ring
Woahh i didn't know he was viet
Absolutely absurd clothes.
Seulgi XD
great video
I love his designs and philosophy !
💘
cool to see an Irish fashion creator, nice video man
real
thxxxxXx