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Interview with fashion designer RUBÉN REYES, former student of IADE Escuela de Diseño.

July 2 2015

Rubén Reyes (IADE Class of 2012).

Personal data: Vitoria in 1989, studied fashion design at IADE Escuela de Diseño.

Own firm: Rubén Reyes RR.

Awards: Considered the revelation designer in the Pais Vasco fashion catwalk 2014.

What was your main motivation to launch your own brand?

I have been in fashion since I was 17 years old, I have worked and collaborated with great designers and firms, but I always wanted to get to design myself. I think there is no greater satisfaction than seeing what you have in your head come to life​.

What do you like most about the whole process?

I like designing, it's the way to express what I have inside me. I start with a research stage. From there, I sketch, draw and don't stop until I find the line I want to achieve. I love this creative stage.

Finally, I create the patterns and send them to manufacturing, to see how the designs come to life.

What would you highlight about RR?

It reflects a style that does not follow fads, it lasts over time while meeting the needs of today's woman in her daily life. Garments: VERSATILE, ATEMPORARY, TRANSFORMABLE, ELEGANT and EXCLUSIVE. Our mission is to enhance the personality of each woman through simple garments. The message she wants to suggest with her designs is: sophistication and harmony, thanks to the help of the concave and converse shapes she uses in her designs.

A "prêt-a-porter" taken to the street with REAL prices.

Source of inspiration: A trip, a book, a song, the street, the city, the society of the moment.

Your favorite garment: A blazer fitted on the shoulders, a dress that enhances a woman's body.

A color? The color earth combined with black.

A fabric? Neoprene, fabrics with high elastane.

Men's or women's fashion?

I started out making men's fashion but I didn't get the success I expected... then I embarked on a very nice project creating collections for women, reinterpreting the classic male tuxedo on the woman's body in Lesmoking​That was my starting point to the feminine approach I'm currently taking.

Where do you see the future of the fashion world?

In my opinion, the crisis has given fashion another perspective. Low-cost fashion companies and outlets are on the crest of the wave.

Online sales are still in their infancy. Here we still have many changes to see, from biometric devices that take your measurements so you can ​virtually try on a garment without fear of error in the purchase, to a faster way to buy from the catwalk directly to your home...

Another innovation that will take more and more strength is the ​do-it-yourself: you choose a design (made personally or by a fashion designer), and at that moment it goes to manufacture.

An exclusivity in clothing never seen before and at affordable prices if you want to have real success.

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