Martine Rose Is the Designer We All Want to Wear

The Run-Through with Vogue

Vogue

Fashion & Beauty, Arts

4.1 • 764 Ratings

🗓️ 20 February 2024

⏱️ 22 minutes

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British designer Martine Rose chats with Chioma about the London club scene that has inspired her collections, working with Demna (of Balenciaga), and her iconic collaborations with Nike and Kendrick Lamar.

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0:00.0	This is The Run Through. I'm Chloe Mal.
0:05.1	And I'm Chomanardi.
0:06.7	And the new issue of American Vogue is out and the cover is the iconic Mutia Prada.
0:12.4	Everyone is obsessed with this cover.
0:15.1	Me too.
0:16.5	We love her.
0:18.8	But the entire issue is dedicated to female designers who we love and who we want to wear
0:26.7	and who we wanted to interview.
0:28.9	So we got to hear from some of these women on the podcast during our new version of Shark Week.
0:36.4	Yeah.
0:36.7	And this one is a really good one.
0:38.3	It happens to be a good, good friend of mine, Martin Rose, exceptional designer.
0:43.3	Shoma, I loved hearing you in Martine chat.
0:45.7	I did not know that much about her,
0:47.8	and I feel like I learned about both of you,
0:50.0	including your club kid days.
0:53.4	You're both British. You both grew up going to the same nightclubs.
0:56.4	It was sort of a lesson in club scene late 90s, early arts, Chomanotti.
1:02.2	I definitely had so many flashbacks to my teenage years.
1:06.5	Tell me a little bit about sort of her background on her as a designer.
1:10.4	She just won menswear
1:12.5	designer of the year at the British Fashion Award. So it was kind of a big year for her.
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