State of Plein – GQ UK November 2017
Like it or not, Philipp Plein models in the new fashion editorial for GQ UK November 2017 issue, where photographer Tony Kelly reunites…
Philipp Plein RTW Spring/Summer 2018 New York
by NICK REMSEN “It has become a monster, as you can see,” said Philipp Plein tonight at Hammerstein Ballroom, referring to the set…
Plein Sport Men & Women Spring/Summer 2018 Milan
Philipp Plein presents once again its Plein Sport line for women and men at Milan Fashion Week.
Philipp Plein Spring/Summer 2018 Milan
Philipp Plein presented menswear and womenswear a-la-grease for its Spring/Summer 2018 Milan Fashion Week.
Philipp Plein Resort 2018 Cannes
On a warm May evening, in the hills above the bustling bay of Cannes, Philipp Plein unveils his first Resort show.
Philipp Plein RTW Fall/Winter 2017 New York
Philipp Plein presents Ready To Wear Fall/Winter 2017 now in New York Fashion Week, where he used to presents all his brand at Europe.…
Philipp Plein Sport Fall/Winter 2017 Milan
Philipp Plein presents full of testosterone and pheromones new sportswear line Plein Sport Fall/Winter 2017 titled with hashtag #FirstRuleNoRules.
Philipp Plein Fall/Winter 2016 Milan
Backstage before the show, over champagne and Red Bull—50/50 with ice—Philipp Plein said he’d decided to lean against his own reputation for showmanship a little: “I don’t want to blow everything up. I want to be Philipp Plein, but a bit more unexpected.”
Philipp Plein Spring/Summer 2016 Milan
You could just about see the gold-leafed tower of Fondazione Prada through the tangle of wrecked cars—including two Rolls-Royces—that littered the Porta Romana rail yard that was Philipp Plein’s show space this season. “Maybe one day there will be a Fondazione Plein,” he said backstage: “If I have so much money from my shareholders that I don’t know where to put it.”
Iconoclast or crass? That depends where you’re coming from. For sure, though, Plein has shouldered his way inside the gates of Milan fashion week through force of ambition and serial entrepreneurialism. His shoe business alone has gone from nothing to 60 million euros per annum in four years. But this season’s big-budget (2 million euros) production was the idea, he said, of his girlfriend.
