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Fashion Network
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
G-Star names Botter's Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh as creative directors
The concept was exciting: combining G-Star 's cutting-edge denim innovations with Botter 's subtly skilful tailoring and deconstructed streetwear. Such an attractive idea that, on April 29, G-Star announced it has named Botter's and Lisi Herrebrugh as creative directors. Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh - G-Star The designer duo, who were creative directors of Nina Ricci between 2018 and 2022, while also spearheading Botter, a label with Amsterdam and Caribbean influences, will present their first 'Raw Research' collection for G-Star in January 2026, during Paris Fashion Week Men. G-Star said that the first looks designed by Botter and Herrebrugh will be unveiled in June. 'I have great memories of G-Star from the late '90s. The designs, the styles I wore, and the influence the brand had on denim culture,' said Rushemy Botter in a press release, adding that 'it's an exciting opportunity to be part of [the brand's] next chapter.' The duo's appointment marks a creative shift and a strong style statement for G-Star, currently being relaunched by new owner WHP Global, which acquired the brand in 2023, and it is not the first time that G-Star, founded in 1989, will be collaborating with external designers. Long before joining Louis Vuitton, Pharrell Williams had contributed his design vision to G-Star (in which he had even bought a stake) in his capacity as head of imagination, from 2016. In the last decade, Argentina-born British designer Aitor Throup also brought his progressive touch to G-Star, first working on the Raw Research collection and later on all the brand's lines. 'We are happy to welcome Rushemy and Lisi to the team. Their contemporary thinking and respect for our design integrity make them the ideal partners to help guide the collection forward,' said Gwenda van Vliet, G-Star's chief brand officer. 'We believe this is the perfect match, both creatively and culturally, and we are excited about the journey ahead,' she added. See catwalk Botter - Fall/Winter 2024-25 - Menswear - France - Paris ©Launchmetrics/spotlight G-Star recently renewed its links with avant-garde creatives by dropping a collaboration with designer Walter Van Beirendonck, with whom Rushemy Botter began his career. But chiefly, in the past two years, the brand has worked to rebuild its fundamentals, re-releasing signature items like the Elwood jeans and various military-inspired jackets. G-Star has also added to its staff and re-introduced several monobrand stores in its key countries, such as the Dutch domestic market and more recently in France. Tapping Botter and Herrebrugh marks a new milestone for newly ambitious G-Star, and is expected to boost its international visibility, notably by featuring at a marquee event such as Paris Fashion Week. 'We're happy to join a brand that shares our values of innovation, sustainability, and craftsmanship. We look forward to working together to explore new possibilities for the brand,' concluded Herrebrugh.
Fashion Network
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
G-Star names Botter's Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh as creative directors
The concept was exciting: combining G-Star 's cutting-edge denim innovations with Botter 's subtly skilful tailoring and deconstructed streetwear. Such an attractive idea that, on April 29, G-Star announced it has named Botter's Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh as creative directors. Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh - G-Star The designer duo, who were creative directors of Nina Ricci between 2018 and 2022, while also spearheading Botter, a label with Amsterdam and Caribbean influences, will present their first 'Raw Research' collection for G-Star in January 2026, during Paris Fashion Week Men. G-Star said that the first looks designed by Botter and Herrebrugh will be unveiled in June. 'I have great memories of G-Star from the late '90s. The designs, the styles I wore, and the influence the brand had on denim culture,' said Rushemy Botter in a press release, adding that 'it's an exciting opportunity to be part of [the brand's] next chapter.' The duo's appointment marks a creative shift and a strong style statement for G-Star, currently being relaunched by new owner WHP Global, which acquired the brand in 2023, and it is not the first time that G-Star, founded in 1989, will be collaborating with external designers. Long before joining Louis Vuitton, Pharrell Williams had contributed his design vision to G-Star (in which he had even bought a stake) in his capacity as head of imagination, from 2016. In the last decade, Argentina-born British designer Aitor Throup also brought his progressive touch to G-Star, first working on the Raw Research collection and later on all the brand's lines. 'We are happy to welcome Rushemy and Lisi to the team. Their contemporary thinking and respect for our design integrity make them the ideal partners to help guide the collection forward,' said Gwenda van Vliet, G-Star's chief brand officer. 'We believe this is the perfect match, both creatively and culturally, and we are excited about the journey ahead,' she added. See catwalk Botter - Fall/Winter 2024-25 - Menswear - France - Paris ©Launchmetrics/spotlight G-Star recently renewed its links with avant-garde creatives by dropping a collaboration with designer Walter Van Beirendonck, with whom Rushemy Botter began his career. But chiefly, in the past two years, the brand has worked to rebuild its fundamentals, re-releasing signature items like the Elwood jeans and various military-inspired jackets. G-Star has also added to its staff and re-introduced several monobrand stores in its key countries, such as the Dutch domestic market and more recently in France. Tapping Botter and Herrebrugh marks a new milestone for newly ambitious G-Star, and is expected to boost its international visibility, notably by featuring at a marquee event such as Paris Fashion Week. 'We're happy to join a brand that shares our values of innovation, sustainability, and craftsmanship. We look forward to working together to explore new possibilities for the brand,' concluded Herrebrugh.
Fashion Network
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
G-Star names Botter's Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh as creative directors
The concept was exciting: combining G-Star 's cutting-edge denim innovations with Botter 's subtly skilful tailoring and deconstructed streetwear. Such an attractive idea that, on April 29, G-Star announced it has named Botter's Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh as creative directors. Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh - G-Star The designer duo, who were creative directors of Nina Ricci between 2018 and 2022, while also spearheading Botter, a label with Amsterdam and Caribbean influences, will present their first 'Raw Research' collection for G-Star in January 2026, during Paris Fashion Week Men. G-Star said that the first looks designed by Botter and Herrebrugh will be unveiled in June. 'I have great memories of G-Star from the late '90s. The designs, the styles I wore, and the influence the brand had on denim culture,' said Rushemy Botter in a press release, adding that 'it's an exciting opportunity to be part of [the brand's] next chapter.' The duo's appointment marks a creative shift and a strong style statement for G-Star, currently being relaunched by new owner WHP Global, which acquired the brand in 2023, and it is not the first time that G-Star, founded in 1989, will be collaborating with external designers. Long before joining Louis Vuitton, Pharrell Williams had contributed his design vision to G-Star (in which he had even bought a stake) in his capacity as head of imagination, from 2016. In the last decade, Argentina-born British designer Aitor Throup also brought his progressive touch to G-Star, first working on the Raw Research collection and later on all the brand's lines. 'We are happy to welcome Rushemy and Lisi to the team. Their contemporary thinking and respect for our design integrity make them the ideal partners to help guide the collection forward,' said Gwenda van Vliet, G-Star's chief brand officer. 'We believe this is the perfect match, both creatively and culturally, and we are excited about the journey ahead,' she added. See catwalk Botter - Fall/Winter 2024-25 - Menswear - France - Paris ©Launchmetrics/spotlight G-Star recently renewed its links with avant-garde creatives by dropping a collaboration with designer Walter Van Beirendonck, with whom Rushemy Botter began his career. But chiefly, in the past two years, the brand has worked to rebuild its fundamentals, re-releasing signature items like the Elwood jeans and various military-inspired jackets. G-Star has also added to its staff and re-introduced several monobrand stores in its key countries, such as the Dutch domestic market and more recently in France. Tapping Botter and Herrebrugh marks a new milestone for newly ambitious G-Star, and is expected to boost its international visibility, notably by featuring at a marquee event such as Paris Fashion Week. 'We're happy to join a brand that shares our values of innovation, sustainability, and craftsmanship. We look forward to working together to explore new possibilities for the brand,' concluded Herrebrugh.
Fashion Network
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
G-Star names Botter's Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh as creative directors
The concept was exciting: combining G-Star 's cutting-edge denim innovations with Botter 's subtly skilful tailoring and deconstructed streetwear. Such an attractive idea that, on April 29, G-Star announced it has named Botter's Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh as creative directors. Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh - G-Star The designer duo, who were creative directors of Nina Ricci between 2018 and 2022, while also spearheading Botter, a label with Amsterdam and Caribbean influences, will present their first 'Raw Research' collection for G-Star in January 2026, during Paris Fashion Week Men. G-Star said that the first looks designed by Botter and Herrebrugh will be unveiled in June. 'I have great memories of G-Star from the late '90s. The designs, the styles I wore, and the influence the brand had on denim culture,' said Rushemy Botter in a press release, adding that 'it's an exciting opportunity to be part of [the brand's] next chapter.' The duo's appointment marks a creative shift and a strong style statement for G-Star, currently being relaunched by new owner WHP Global, which acquired the brand in 2023, and it is not the first time that G-Star, founded in 1989, will be collaborating with external designers. Long before joining Louis Vuitton, Pharrell Williams had contributed his design vision to G-Star (in which he had even bought a stake) in his capacity as head of imagination, from 2016. In the last decade, Argentina-born British designer Aitor Throup also brought his progressive touch to G-Star, first working on the Raw Research collection and later on all the brand's lines. 'We are happy to welcome Rushemy and Lisi to the team. Their contemporary thinking and respect for our design integrity make them the ideal partners to help guide the collection forward,' said Gwenda van Vliet, G-Star's chief brand officer. 'We believe this is the perfect match, both creatively and culturally, and we are excited about the journey ahead,' she added. See catwalk Botter - Fall/Winter 2024-25 - Menswear - France - Paris ©Launchmetrics/spotlight G-Star recently renewed its links with avant-garde creatives by dropping a collaboration with designer Walter Van Beirendonck, with whom Rushemy Botter began his career. But chiefly, in the past two years, the brand has worked to rebuild its fundamentals, re-releasing signature items like the Elwood jeans and various military-inspired jackets. G-Star has also added to its staff and re-introduced several monobrand stores in its key countries, such as the Dutch domestic market and more recently in France. Tapping Botter and Herrebrugh marks a new milestone for newly ambitious G-Star, and is expected to boost its international visibility, notably by featuring at a marquee event such as Paris Fashion Week. 'We're happy to join a brand that shares our values of innovation, sustainability, and craftsmanship. We look forward to working together to explore new possibilities for the brand,' concluded Herrebrugh.
Fashion United
29-04-2025
- Business
- Fashion United
Botter duo strengthens G-Star Raw as creative directors
G-Star Raw has appointed Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh, the creative duo and designers behind Dutch fashion label Botter, as creative directors, according to Business of Fashion (BOF). The duo has been working at the denim brand since last year on the reintroduction of the 'Raw Research' line and the main collections for menswear and womenswear. They will present their first collection in January during Paris Fashion Week. Work at G-Star and Botter In addition to their work for G-Star, Botter and Herrebrugh will remain active at their own label, Botter. However, they confirmed to BOF that the brand will not be showing during fashion weeks for the time being. Botter, founded in 2017, is known for its Caribbean influences and has won awards such as the Hyères Grand Prix and the Andam Fashion Award. In 2018, the brand was among the finalists for the LVMH Prize. Between 2018 and 2022, the duo was creatively responsible at Nina Ricci. New step for G-Star G-Star was founded in 1989 by Jos van Tilburg. In 2023, the brand was acquired by US-based WHP Global, which also has interests in Rag & Bone and Vera Wang, among others. Botter and Herrebrugh are the first creative directors at G-Star since Aitor Throup's departure in 2018. FashionUnited has contacted G-Star for more information. This article was translated to English using an AI tool. FashionUnited uses AI language tools to speed up translating (news) articles and proofread the translations to improve the end result. This saves our human journalists time they can spend doing research and writing original articles. Articles translated with the help of AI are checked and edited by a human desk editor prior to going online. If you have questions or comments about this process email us at info@
