After a showroom in Paris, the LVMH Prize has narrowed its finalists from 19 to just 8. Get to know who made the cut.
– reduced from 20 when Maximilian Davis dropped out just days before being announced as the new creative director of Salvatore Ferragamo – the finalists span the globe, from Japan to Nigeria to the United States. They are: Ashlyn from South Korea, ERL from the US, KNWLS from the United Kingdom, Roisin Pierce from Ireland, Ryunosukeokazaki from Japan, S.S. Daley from the UK, Tokyo James from Nigeria, and Winnie from the US.
Delphine Arnault, the founder of the LVMH Prize and executive vice president of Louis Vuitton, admits narrowing down the list from 19 to just eight was difficult, with young talents embracing creativity in all forms. “With their creations, all the semi-finalists of this edition show great talent, but also real maturity. They are committed, passionate and interested in all aspects of their business.
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