Études Studio? The name of the hybrid and multidisciplinary collective behind which are Jérémie Egry and Aurélien Arbet. Created in 2012, the label is a point of convergence between a men's ready-to-wear brand, a book, a design publishing house and a collective of artistic directors. Jérémie, a graduate of graphic arts and Aurélien, a graduate of L'Ecole des Beaux Arts, have succeeded in making these different universes communicate and merge, enabling Études Studio to be a perfect reflection of the contemporary landscape. This sharp positioning and the strong graphic image of the label (omnipresence of blue klein and their logo) have earned it a reference in urban fashion and modernity.
What's the last thing you saw that inspired you?
The artwork from the American artist Dike Blair.
Please describe your FW17/18 collection in three words:
Intimate, After party, Never-mind.
What's your earliest fashion memory?
Rap crew like Wu Tang Clan or NTM in France
The best thing about showing in Paris is
to explore and show in incredible location like Place du Palais Royal with Daniel Buren columns for example.
What was your favourite piece in your last collection and why?
The look mixing the lounge mood of louche tailoring, padded outerwear and ‘peignoir’ shawl coats.
What material do you most like working with?
We really like to explore knitting and jacquard lately.
The film that most speaks to your aesthetic is
Cinema is a big inspiration for us, Last Days from Gus Van Sant was a strong influence for our AW17 collection.
Your favourite fictional character is
Aloysious Parker the character in Permanent Vacation by Jim Jarmusch because he is wandering freely around New York.
If only one man (alive or dead) could wear your collection for the rest of eternity, who would you want it to be?
Kurt Cobain was an iconic character for our last collection and will always be.
Études is…
Blue
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