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Alexandre Herchcovitch

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Since launching his collection in 1994, the Brazilian designer has held fast to his vision, bringing fantasy with a utilitarian streak that’s sometimes politically charged, be it through freaky constructions of molded rubber and gargantuan sequins, brash patterns and religious iconography, or the geometrically daring frocks he’s favored of late. Greatest hits include the Tyvek dress and a new take on the tuxedo; more avant-garde and controversial looks include trash-bags-cum-dresses and woven straw hats.

Status
Established
Clients
Agyness Deyn, Leigh Lezark, Geordon Nicol
Collaborations
McDonald's (2005), Tok & Stok (Fall 2005), Dryzun (2005), Olympikus, Olympic uniforms. (2003 to 2004)
Owned By
Alexandre Herchcovitch
Address
Alameda Franca, 1562
São Paolo, Brazil 01422-002
55-11-3088-4493
Where To Buy
Castor & Pollux, Oak, Opening Ceremony, Shop
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  • The Collection

    Designed By
    Alexandre Herchcovitch, Fall 1994 - Present
    Shows In
    New York
    Collection Types
    RTW, Menswear
    Similar Clientele
    Jeremy Scott, House of Holland, Bernhard Willhelm
    Styles & Tags
    Avant-garde, Casual, Eccentric/Whimsical, Edgy

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What's Been Said

  • “My customer in Brazil is someone looking for something different, something that isn't necessarily a trend. People looking for real designers, who develop materials and colors and mix them in unique ways. People who desire new things, and new ways of expressing themselves and communicating something through their clothing. That's the person who wears my clothes. This is the same customer I see elsewhere.”
    —Alexandre Herchcovitch JC Report
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