Why Peter Do Is The Future Of Luxury Fashion

Peter Do, the Brooklyn-based designer, who honed his modernist tailoring skills under Phoebe Philo (at Celine) , dresses the world’s most in-demand women. But Peter Do now has his sights set on establishing an old-school New York atelier and resurrecting the city’s ailing garment district. LVMH 2020 prize winner, Peter Do is showing no signs of slowing down.

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Loved the part when you talked about Peter's career and how he went from Celine to Derek Lam to opening the business with his friends. A lot of young fashion designers are so impatient (myself included) and want to launch their own brand right after graduation. Also enjoyed your constructive criticism near the end of the video. As much as Old Celine is great in the long run it's better if he is known as his own person and the Old Celine doesn't come up as often.

[juanyakowitz]

Regarding China, most people don't know that yes China has multiple levels of quality but because of the stigma that country has they all asume that it has to be bad quality but that's not necessary true as you said, these high end brands that produce bad quality garments in China and then sell them for 1000 dollars should be held accountable or just don't buy?... Now, I do love what Peter Do it's doing cause he really seems to focus on sustainability/functionality rather than profit and big production so kudos for that! :)

[concretecrescendo]

Please expose more designers like Peter Do! I'm learning a lot of new designers every month from people like you, and I love it.

[gigihadid]

He's so relevent that even Virgil Abloh has copied the Peter Do aesthetics and sent Gigi Hadid wearing Peter Do knockoffs at the CFDA Awards

[MegaCrzyguy]

I like how you mentioned the aspect on how western brands use Chinese manufacturing for cheaper made products. If you look at the history of China, you can see the amazing craftsmanship and quality that is associated with their historic garments. It's just that there hasn't been a chance for them to showcase their skills because of the demand and system put in place. Also funny how luxury brands utilize Chinese motifs or silhouettes for their collections yet Chinese manufacturing still gets the bad rep for being "cheap".

[raf_a.e.l]

Peter Do has been so refreshing. I've never wanted a piece of luxury fashion more than his work! I especially love when he posts his works in progress. It works. It's relatable and behind the scenes and we eat it upp.

[isaiah]

One thing about Peter is his fabric selection is on point

[noahholder]

I know Peter Do probably catches knocks due to his mystique being so similar to Margiela, but thats also never a bad thing. I do though, find a similarity in Do and Margiela’s time at Hermes. Not in style, somewhat in colour palette and those new paddock-esque boots fromthis season. But also the intention when designing. The goal of creating a LASTING wardrobe, that simply needs to be added on to, not done away with at the end of the year. Definitely keeping a very close eye on Peter Do moving forward.

[MarisaB]

Peter Do is brilliant. He’ll make it far in the industry for sure. Gorgeous items so far 🖤

[BrandonUniqueMorin]

Peter is keeping New York afloat with modern sleek tailoring and amazing womenswear that's practical and chic! Peter and his team are some of the best in the world down to his accessories and clothes!

[italymullah]

FashionRoadman called it 2years ago!!! Congrats to Do on the Helmut position.

[purpleswag]

Id love him to get into menswear, but in saying Daniel Lee at Bottega has a very similar aesthetic on lock.

[artapples]

Another great vid thanks 👍

I love Peter Do. I kind of wish Deumeulemeester took him on as the follow up too Meunier. His aesthetic fits in perfectly with the label. At moments he almost perfectly straddles Ann's original designs and Meunier's and fits in perfectly in the middle, but at other times he leans more towards encapsulating and almost elevating Meunier's more dreamy/etheral interpretation instead. He would be a perfect follow on to both of them, whilst bringing his own stamp and vision into play as well.

As his own label I would obviously love him to do menswear. He magically has elements of (dare I say it xd) McQueen's hip focused cutting, and a bit of Ann D and a sprinkle of Margiela in their too. A definite Belgium sensibility. It's all quite beautiful.

[Rahsvett]

Thank you for bringing light on Peter Do, one of my favourite "under the radar" designers. He deserves to be known.

[sarafinacasimir]

This is so inspiring! I’m happy to see textile innovation that the average person can wear... His pieces to me represent the slow shift into futuristic design, we’re not ready for literal moving textiles and temperature changing garments and things like that probably exist but things like this are definitely a good start for every day people.

[andrewcnoeltner]

You “want to be a fashion journalist “? You are such a professional! The sobriety and intelligence of your comment and your communicative passion ennoble fashion. Thank you.

[DayJones]

His brilliancy is remarkable and undoubtedly a gateway to redefine womenswear and fashion in general.

[isimpLess]

beautiful that he's starting a new story at Helmut Lang

[Andrea-Zerg]

having seen peter's recent SS23, i found your channel. in regards to material. I do know of fashion designers in china with are in close contacts with many suppliers. the fashion designers have told me that most of the factories that uses good material are actually sourced from japan.

[spyrdol]

I have been obsessed with his designs for the past 6 months now. Such a creative, innovative and talented designer.