Vogue Greece: Αn interview with Dries Van Noten

“I love to tell my story but my biggest aim at the end is that women buy my clothes to wear them!” Dries Van Noten is known for his effortless ability to create desirable clothes both for men and women. Vogue Greece's Editor at Large Filep Motwary travels to Antwerp for a face-to-face meeting with the Belgian master. Together they discuss his new collection for the coming fall/winter season, his love for flowers, teamwork, and inspirations. Full story on vogue.gr | bit.ly/2lBxn0M
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[@usaneebeilles9510]

An interview with no interruption. Dries Van Noten is spoke v openly abt his ways of working. This is a great programme/interview.

[@thekinsky8971]

Such a wonderful narrative, such a wonderful interview. Honest, clear and to the point. Great profile of a great designer. Congratulations to the journalist

[@MaarLindvall]

i adore him.

[@terencewong4687]

Me too. I’ve loved his clothes since 1993 when I first saw them in Paris.

[@MaarLindvall]

@@terencewong4687 ❤️

[@ScarlettKirsch]

Me too ❤️

[@paulinagorska3857]

Great artist! Great human being, beautiful philosophy, bravo!

[@pandabelepotan]

if i have that money, i'd wear his creations day and night. it is like a silent luxury.

[@marvinraphaelmonfort8289]

if i had money, dries would have no commercially unsuccessful collections coz i would wear things from both men's and women's

[@sofiacorreia8242]

I love this!!!!!!

[@Johnnythakyd]

I’ve always loved cerebral fashion houses like prada and margiela but their designs and concepts didn’t always move me during spring and summer to the point of wanting to buy their products. Dries has always satisfied that fix for me when it came to the warmer seasons. His pieces always felt really well thought out and poetic yet it was always accompanied by a touch of playfulness and perversity. I can’t wait for a couple pieces in the mail already haha.