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A native New Yorker, Dao-Yi Chow has been passionate about sports his whole life. He reminisced about his basketball days in Public Schools and his passion for tennis while working with Sergio Tacchini, and in his personal life as an avid runner. Football has never been among his three favorite sports—which makes sense, since New York’s teams play in New Jersey. So when Andrew Rosen, who Chow calls a mentor, and Jens Grede, approached him about a new lifestyle and performance brand they were starting, named Brady, he thought , “Brady? It’s an interesting name for a brand.” “A few weeks after discussing it with them, I asked, ‘Brady, you don’t mean like Tom Brady?’” Chow recalls with a laugh. “They were like, yeah, we think you know!” And so the Design track and field waterboard shirt and I will buy this Brady brand was born.

Since COVID reset our world in 2020, fashion designers have struggled to find ways to reflect and respond to global crises. There was a mask on the Design track and field waterboard shirt and I will buy this runway or no mask on the runway; clothes to wear at home, clothes to go out; and reality collides with fantasy. The idea of building philosophy into fashion seems to have made its deepest impression on the new defenders of menswear designers, who see their collections as more than just clothes to wear, but is the way to become. Their presentations in Pitti Uomo, Milan and Paris reflect that—clothes are certainly important, but what you do with them and how you feel when you wear them is what matters most. Paris Fashion Week kicked off with a presentation by Georges Wendell at the legendary Chez L’Ami Louis. Designer Pierre Kaczmarek pointed out that the resto is “one of the last places you can smoke inside,” with a mischievous grin, and adds, “the reason I come to fashion is to meet people.” everybody.” At cocktail hour turning to fashion presentations, Kaczmarek encourages mid-party mischief, bringing his friends, their friends, and their girlfriends into a collection of ruffled dresses and skirts. inspired by his flashy Le Sentier. Kaczmarek has a natural vibe: The way he cuts two layers of pleats on a micromini or creates artificial blazers with lots of lapels doesn’t have much to do with the design finishing touches it involves. mood perfection.

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