Dries Van Noten Leather Messenger Bag
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Dries Van Noten Leather Messenger Bag

Dries Van Noten create a re-appropriated version of the messenger bag with their leather-based

Dries Van Noten 2011 Spring Collection
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Dries Van Noten 2011 Spring Collection

Belgian fashion designer Dries Van Noten presents a look into his upcoming collection for

ENGINE 2010 Spring/Summer “Men” Editorial
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ENGINE 2010 Spring/Summer “Men” Editorial

From Japanese publication ENGINE, comes this “Men” editorial for its May issue, focusing on

Dries Van Noten 2010 Fall/Winter Collection
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Dries Van Noten 2010 Fall/Winter Collection

Cerebral designer Dries Van Noten channels his vision into another excellent collection from

Dries Van Noten 2010 Spring RTW Collection
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Dries Van Noten 2010 Spring RTW Collection

Dries Van Noten’s 2010 spring RTW collection was marked by an obvious injection of life and

Dries Van Noten Men's Ready-to-Wear 2009 Fall
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Dries Van Noten Men's Ready-to-Wear 2009 Fall

Showing at the French Communist party headquarters was the first clue that Dries Van Noten had


Follow the Rules: Dries Van Noten - 2008 Fashion Designers of America Award Winner

Follow the Rules: Dries Van Noten - 2008 Fashion Designers of America Award Winner

Follow the Rules from Details Magazine has presented a candid opportunity for some of the world’s most influential fashion related personalities as they offer ten statements/rules on fashion. With previous features including APC’s Jean Touitou and Paul Smith, the most recent feature covers Belgian designer and winner of the 2008 Fashion Designers of America Award Dries Van Noten. Of the previous personalities, Van Noten’s rules seem the most straight forward and note-worthy. Check the short feature over at Details.

 

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