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Dover Street Market Paris FW 2022

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Dover Street Market Paris showroom Fall/Winter 2022 includes DREAM BABY! LIBERAL YOUTH MINISTRYERL, HONEY FUCKING DIJON, PHILEO, VAQUERA and WEINSANTO collections. 

The showroom is open until next Tuesday, March 8th.

DREAM BABY ! LIBERAL YOUTH MINISTRY

Dream Baby !  Liberal Youth Ministry is the new LYM womenswear sub-label, designed by Kenia Filippini and established in 2021. Its core relies on the concept of bravery and inner spirit power that make dreams come true. March 2022 will mark the official launch of the brand as a sub-label of LYM and the first time presenting as part of the Dover Street Market Paris Womenswear showroom.  

For FW22 Dream Baby ! Liberal Youth Ministry presents ‘Heartmade’, a collection that delves into the power of little repetitive tasks, putting forward the importance of process in creation and the strengh of trusting one’s intuition and heart. The brand proposes a simple and comfortable wardrobe embellished by handmade details that transform each piece into a joyful dream of a garment. 

ERL

ERL is an American ready-to-wear brand designed by Eli Russell Linnetz in Venice Beach, California. The brand launched its first full menswear collection in January 2020, capturing the colorful and laid-back spirit of California with simple, sensual takes on all-american staples. ERL has since expanded its universe to include womenswear, suiting, accessories, and childrenswear for ages 4-14. All ERL photography, casting, styling, lookbooks, and campaigns are created in-house by Eli Russell Linnetz.  

HONEY FUCKING DIJON

Honey F—cking Dijon is Fashion and Club Culture remixed – Period - an exciting and vibrant brand conceived by famed DJ.  The Honey Fucking Dijon line includes a range of T-shirts / sweatshirt / hoodies,  accessories and premium leatherwear – wallets, headphone and luggage – heavily inspired by Dijon’s obsession with the intersectionality of music, fashion, art & culture including collaborations with innovative artists and heritage brands. 

PHILEO

Paris based shoe label PHILEO by 19-year-old Philéo Landowski proposes a new take on high-end footwear. Launched in 2019, the label strives to create retro-inflected collections with minimum ecological impact, improving each collection’s carbon footprint and using non-animal materials, like canvas or plant-based alternatives to leather. From the ancient Greek meaning “I Love”, PHILEO brings the designer’s passions to the surface by transforming his emotions into a collection.   

For FW22, PHILEO will introduce a line entitled “KIDS” presenting his classic 006 BALLERINA & 005 DERBY in fun edible colorways reminiscent of the designer’s childhood. Both shoes will come in pink & yellow faux suede and be available from sizes 31 to 39. 

VAQUERA

Vaquera started in 2013 as fashion fan fiction, a way for founder Patric DiCaprio to explore his obsession with clothing. Since 2016, with the addition of Bryn Taubensee and now in partnership with Dover Street Market, that fantasy has become much more real. Vaquera means cowgirl in Spanish, after a nickname Patric was given while washing dishes. The name now represents a New York collective making garments for the characters of their city, both actual and imagined, and their very real customers across the world. What began as a way to explore American tropes of dressing has become a signature look in itself. 

Since its conception, Vaquera has staged shows across the city, whether in boxing gyms, the subway or the East Village’s Ukrainian National home. The label’s designs have been shown at the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of both Camp: Notes on Fashion and In America: A Lexicon of Fashion, a night of Vaqueraoke was staged at MoMA PS1, and they have accrued stockists and clients worldwide. 

WEINSANTO

Victor Weinsanto, whose namesake line launched in 2020, trained at Atelier Chardon Savard Paris and has worked at Y/Project, Maxime Simoens and Chloé. He credits two years of working with Jean Paul Gaultier as his most formative experience in the fashion industry, His training as a dancer imbued him with love of performing arts and brought cabaret themes and joyful spirit to his presentations. 

Victor presented his fifth collection on February 28th as part of the official calendar of the Paris Fashion Week.

Showroom Address:
From Thursday, March 3rd to Tuesday, March 8th
9:30am – 6:30pm
35-37 rue des Francs-Bourgeois, 75004 Paris