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Clergerie
Re-launced brand and new versions from the classics. French fashion house Robert Clergerie has recently undergone several big changes. Most visible of all is the new shortened brand name: Clergerie. Further a new creative director David Tourniaire-Beauciel beside the founder of the brand - Robert Clergerie himself. Tourniaire-Beauciel has a long and successful career behind him. He has collaborated and worked with designers like Martin Margiela at Maison Margiela, Phoebe Philo at Chloé, Riccardo Tisci at Givenchy, Stella McCartney, and Demna Gvasalia at Balenciaga. Recent collaborations include a shoe collection for Balenciaga as well as the re-launch of Salvatore Ferragamo footwear collection. In his early years Tourniaire-Beauciel trained at Stéphane Kelian whereupon he was working for Jean-Peul Gaultier.
The roots for Clergerie dates back to the end of 19th century - as for the most famous shoe producers. Explained by the possibilities which Industrial Revolution opened to textile and shoe manufacturing industry in that period of time. Known as master of masculine heritage and culture tradition Clergerie´s vision is based on timeless cuts built in new architectual way to create an authentic and interesting impression. Collections always include inventive versions from the iconic Robert Clergerie styles like Jace boot, Joc derby, Roel brogue and Alice mule. Playful mix of different materials and strong heels are Clergerie's signature features. In other words - minimalistic design spiced with innovative details. Robert Clergerie is three times “The Best Designer of the Year ” and introduced to the “Hall of Fame” in 2005 by the Fashion Footwer Association, USA. Robert Clergerie is really one of the champions among the best shoe designers. Today Robert Clergerie himself has passed down the creative directing to younger generations – Still yet acting on the background.
Designer Roland Mauret took the positin as a creative director for the brand in 2011 and continued until 2017. Many of us remember Mauret from the iconic Galaxie Dress introduced 2006 in his spring collection. The dress gained big appreciation and was a break-through point for the designer. Vogue magazine descriped the hype by writing that “you couldn´t even open newspaper or magazine in weeks without seeing celebrities wearing the dress.” Mauret and Clergerie have done collaborations with other designers as well including Christian Dior, Issey Miyake, Carven and more recently Sibling and Matthew Miller.
Current designer, David Tourniaire-Beauciel, has a goal to maintain the original Robert Clergeri's DNA and freshen it up with modern sense and latest trends. “You’ve got all these different kinds of Robert Clergerie DNA as strong as each other, and I want to bring them back to mix everything and create a hybrid.” David Tourniaire-Beauciel told to Footwear News. Fall ’18 will be Tourniaire-Beauciel’s debut collection. In the meantime, he’s tweaking the current lines.
Clergerie
Re-launced brand and new versions from the classics. French fashion house Robert Clergerie has recently undergone several big changes. Most visible of all is the new shortened brand name: Clergerie. Further a new creative director David Tourniaire-Beauciel beside the founder of the brand - Robert Clergerie himself. Tourniaire-Beauciel has a long and successful career behind him. He has collaborated and worked with designers like Martin Margiela at Maison Margiela, Phoebe Philo at Chloé, Riccardo Tisci at Givenchy, Stella McCartney, and Demna Gvasalia at Balenciaga. Recent collaborations include a shoe collection for Balenciaga as well as the re-launch of Salvatore Ferragamo footwear collection. In his early years Tourniaire-Beauciel trained at Stéphane Kelian whereupon he was working for Jean-Peul Gaultier.
The roots for Clergerie dates back to the end of 19th century - as for the most famous shoe producers. Explained by the possibilities which Industrial Revolution opened to textile and shoe manufacturing industry in that period of time. Known as master of masculine heritage and culture tradition Clergerie´s vision is based on timeless cuts built in new architectual way to create an authentic and interesting impression. Collections always include inventive versions from the iconic Robert Clergerie styles like Jace boot, Joc derby, Roel brogue and Alice mule. Playful mix of different materials and strong heels are Clergerie's signature features. In other words - minimalistic design spiced with innovative details. Robert Clergerie is three times “The Best Designer of the Year ” and introduced to the “Hall of Fame” in 2005 by the Fashion Footwer Association, USA. Robert Clergerie is really one of the champions among the best shoe designers. Today Robert Clergerie himself has passed down the creative directing to younger generations – Still yet acting on the background.
Designer Roland Mauret took the positin as a creative director for the brand in 2011 and continued until 2017. Many of us remember Mauret from the iconic Galaxie Dress introduced 2006 in his spring collection. The dress gained big appreciation and was a break-through point for the designer. Vogue magazine descriped the hype by writing that “you couldn´t even open newspaper or magazine in weeks without seeing celebrities wearing the dress.” Mauret and Clergerie have done collaborations with other designers as well including Christian Dior, Issey Miyake, Carven and more recently Sibling and Matthew Miller.
Current designer, David Tourniaire-Beauciel, has a goal to maintain the original Robert Clergeri's DNA and freshen it up with modern sense and latest trends. “You’ve got all these different kinds of Robert Clergerie DNA as strong as each other, and I want to bring them back to mix everything and create a hybrid.” David Tourniaire-Beauciel told to Footwear News. Fall ’18 will be Tourniaire-Beauciel’s debut collection. In the meantime, he’s tweaking the current lines.
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