Belgian Designer Igor Dieryck Wins Triple Honours at Hyères

HYÈRES, France — Belgian designer Igor Dieryck gained the highest prize on the thirty eighth Worldwide Competition of Style, Images and Equipment in Hyères, within the south of France.

Members of the jury, led by Charles de Vilmorin, had been impressed by Dieryck’s unisex assortment, titled “Yessir,” which was impressed by resort uniforms.

Seems to be similar to a cropped pink tailor-made jacket and matching porter hat, paired with black trousers, had been designed to subvert the notion of uniforms and the position of assist workers. Dieryck, at the moment a junior menswear designer for Hermès, will obtain a grant of €20,000 ($21,000).

The latest graduate of Antwerp’s Royal Academy of High-quality Arts was additionally awarded the Metiers D’Artwork Prize and the Public Prize.

In the meantime, Sweden’s Petra Fagerstrom — whose assortment options modern black technical put on, impressed by her grandmother, a parachutist within the former USSR — was awarded the competition’s L’Atelier des Matières d’Artwork Prize, in addition to its Sustainability Prize. Elsewhere, the equipment grand prize went to Swiss designer Gabrielle Huguenot for her conceptual assortment of baggage, footwear and jewelry “Synthetic Flowers Want Water, Nonetheless.”

Disclosure: The reporter of this story’s housing throughout the competition was supplied by Villa Noailles, the architectural landmark and cultural centre that hosts the occasion.

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In 2022, Finnish designer Jenny Hytönen gained the grand prize for trend on the competitors for younger creatives within the south of France. South Korean photographer Rala Choi gained for trend images.