Hiroshi Fujiwara has got it totally sorted. As he explains down a Zoom in anticipation of the latest chapter of his Fragment (or Frgmt as it is increasingly termed) collaboration with Moncler as part of the Genius jamboree, his IP and creativity lives in the cloud - allowing him to live in serenity. He said: "I changed the way I work more than 10, or maybe even 20 years ago when I decided I would no longer make any Fragment in my office.
Commenting on the results, Remo Ruffini, chairman and CEO of Moncler S.p.A. said in a statement: "We brought our EMEA e - commerce in - house in May, followed by Japan in July. Moreover, we have reinforced our management team by introducing the role of chief brand officer for the Moncler brand.
But as soon as I was there it was very relaxing. Complex will be at the event with Craig Green, Ronnie Fieg, Joe La Puma and other special guests. Williams explained that the collaboration helped him www.monclersoutlets.com execute products he'd long been passionate about but unable to produce, like a seamless baselayer knit made of recycled fishing nets (woven, Williams said, out of several thousand individual netting threads), and a vulcanized foul - weather boot.
I do love winter. When this campaign came to me, and I understood the creative direction, I was very excited because it's everything we've been waiting Moncler Sale for. The embrace.
Every element on the garment down to the zips were chosen solely because of how light it was." If Williams proved that luxury down jackets can inhabit the aesthetic universe of one of fashion's most attitudinal brands, Green made the case that the down jacket can, essentially, become anything - and that the material has uses outside of keeping the wearer warm. "I love things that are just whimsical and look like they used to do something but don't do anything anymore," Green said. "As people evolve and change there're so many things that we still have that we really don't need to function.