The final victory goes to Asia. After multiple competitive rounds, the 10th LVMH Prize has finally been awarded, and it’s Japanese designer Satoshi Kuwata who clinches the coveted crown.
Recently, the LVMH Prize Ceremony was successfully hosted at the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris. Here, the ultimate winner, Satoshi Kuwata, and his personal brand, Setchu, were officially announced. In addition to the recognition, Kuwata and Setchu will receive a grant of €400,000 and a year-long mentorship from the LVMH group.
“The Journey of Satoshi Kuwata: From Central Saint Martins to Setchu”
The 39-year-old Japanese designer is a graduate of Central Saint Martins and boasts previous stints at revered fashion houses such as Givenchy and The North Face. His fusion of academic pedigree and professional experience undoubtedly played a part in earning him this esteemed accolade.
As we look to the future, Satoshi Kuwata and his brand, Setchu, show significant promise of becoming a formidable force within the fashion sphere. As he embarks on this exciting new chapter, we eagerly anticipate the impact that this victory will have on his design trajectory. Let’s watch and see.