Alexander van slobbe biography

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Bodil is the name of his niece, Orson is a reference to Orson Welles.^[1] The label was characterized by experiments in presentation and questioned fashion itself as a phenomenon. Japan in particular embraced these minimalist designs, and he soon gained a huge following there. As of December 1, 2023, Alexander van Slobbe’s is not dating anyone.

Relationships Record : We have no records of past relationships for Alexander van Slobbe.

These pre-produced basic items and overstock fabrics are the basis for their collections, also to prevent depreciated stocks from being destroyed.^[3]

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• Alexander Van Slobbe, And... In the meantime Orson & Bodil was put on hold in 1995.
  

  Ideas that form the basis of his philosophy for New Luxury.

  Van Slobbe aims to introduce a Western audience to designs which combine minimal form and function to surprising new ends, that reference classic forms, move away from archetypal functions, and leave out anything which doesn’t strictly need to be there.

  Van Slobbe aims to introduce a Western audience to designs which combine minimal form and function.

  A few years ago, Van Slobbe quit SO to return his focus to Orson & Bodil, the revered womenswear line which he initiated over 20 years ago together with Nannet van der Kleijn.

   

  Credits
  Director: Noud Holtman, Camera: Stef Tijdink, Sound: Benny Jansen, Editing: Casper Sikken, Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering, Production Submarine: Olivia van Leeuwen, Production assistance: Marah Haan, Voice Over: Lotje Sodderland, Music/sound design: Big Orange, Produced by Submarine, Commissioned by DutchDFA.

  Dutch Profiles is a series of short documentaries produced by Submarine commissioned by DutchDFA about architects, graphic, product and fashion designers in the Netherlands.
  dutchdesign.submarinechannel.com

  Dutch Profiles focuses on the conceptual, context-oriented and research-based practice of Dutch designers and includes interviews with, among others: MVRDV, 2012 Architects, Jurgen Bey, Claudy Jongstra, Gerard Unger, Paul Mijksenaar, Marlies Dekkers, Alexander van Slobbe and G-Star.