Academy of Art University
Specialisms: Menswear / Design Management / Product Design
Location: New York, United States
First Name: Kevin
Last Name: Carlislesmith
Specialisms: Menswear / Design Management / Product Design
Sectors: Fashion/Textiles/Accessories / Fashion/Textiles/Accessories
My Location: New York, United States
University / College: Academy of Art University
Course / Program Title: Fashion Design MFA
Redefining Menswear with Precision Tailoring and Timeless EleganceEstablished in New York City, Kevin Carlisle is a distinguished menswear brand synonymous with exceptional tailoring and sophisticated design. Founded in 2013 by Kevin Carlisle, a designer renowned for his meticulous attention to detail, the brand has redefined luxury menswear by combining the elegance of classic tailoring with contemporary fashion trends. Kevin Carlisle's design philosophy is anchored in a deep respect for traditional tailoring techniques, infused with a modern perspective that ensures every piece is both timeless and on-trend. The brand is celebrated for its custom garments, offering an exclusive, one-of-a-kind experience for the discerning gentleman seeking individuality and style. The dedication to perfection culminated in the successful showcasing of a seven-piece collection at the prestigious Mercedes Benz New York Fashion Week. At Kevin Carlisle, we believe in the power of individual expression through fashion. We strive to create pieces that not only embody our clients' unique style but also enhance their confidence, making them stand out in any crowd. Kevin Carlisle is more than a brand; it's a sartorial journey that reimagines menswear, one impeccably tailored garment at a time.
Running Light is inspired by Christo's Running Fence, vintage light bulbs, and candle smoke. Running Light is a menswear collection that focuses on clean modern tailoring. Running Light was featured at Mercedes Benz New York Fashion Week with The Academy of Art University on February 14, 2015 in collaboration with Andrea Nyberg, who created the textile for the collection.