Christine Mathys
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Christine Mathys (died 1999) was a Belgian CEO and, alongside Dries Van Noten, the founder and co-owner of the fashion brand "Dries Van Noten".[1]
Christine Mathys Award
In honour of Christine Mathys and her passion for fashion, the Dries Van Noten fashion brand awards the prestigious yearly award, including prize money worth € 2,500, to support the collection that shows this passion the most. Students who share the same passion for fashion as Mathys once did are suitable for the award.[2] The award is presented annually by Dries Van Noten himself.[3]
- 2006: Heaven Tanudiredja attended the Royal Academy of Antwerp and majored in women's clothing, where he won the Christine Mathys Award.[4][5]
- 2010: Terumasa Nakajima[6]
- 2012: Manon Kundig (Switzerland): a master student at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Antwerp, won during the annual end-of-year fashion show for her collection titled Bowerbird.[7]
- 2013: Raffaela Graspointer: an Austrian third-year student at the academy won the prize for her collection 'Razzle Dazzle Panda Puzzle', inspired by a photo of Maximilian Shumlin mixed with African influences.[8][9]
- 2015: Marie-Sophie Beinke[10]
- 2017: Sanan Gasanov[11]
Trivia
- In 2010, during an interview, Van Noten was asked about his 'biggest loss'; the answer: "The death of my business partner and co-founder of the company, Christine Mathys".[12]
- The website Quizlet mentions Christine Mathys in one of their three possible quiz questions about the fashion brand in their 'designers' section, as the business partner of Dries Van Noten.[13]
- In 2018, the fashion brand Dries Van Noten sold a majority stake to the Italian luxury conglomerate Puig (Carolina Herrera, Jean Paul Gaultier, Nina Ricci and Paco Rabanne). The fashion brand was estimated at € 85,000,000 ( $ 100,000,000). Although Van Noten is still an 'important minority shareholder', he nevertheless received an estimated € 35,619,000.[14][15][16]
References
- ↑ Christine Mathys & Dries Van Noten nytimes.com
- ↑ Christine Mathys & Dries Van Noten Archived 2018-10-22 at the Wayback Machine antwerp-fashion.be
- ↑ Christine Mathys & Dries Van Noten weekend.knack.be
- ↑ Christine Mathys Award & Heaven Tanudiredja annuaire-createurs.fr
- ↑ Christine Mathys Award & Heaven Tanudiredja businessoffashion.com
- ↑ Christine Mathys Award - Terumasa Nakajima antwerp-fashion.be
- ↑ Christine Mathys Award - Manon Kundig driesvannotenfr.com
- ↑ Christine Mathys Award - Raffaela Graspointer salzkammergut.at
- ↑ Christine Mathys Award - Raffaela Graspointer standaard.be
- ↑ Christine Mathys Award - Marie-Sophie Beinke antwerp-fashion.be
- ↑ Christine Mathys Award - Sanan Gasanov knotoryus.com
- ↑ Christine Mathys & Dries Van Noten Archived 2018-10-06 at the Wayback Machine hintmag.com
- ↑ Christine Mathys & Dries Van Noten quizlet.com
- ↑ Christine Mathys & Dries Van Noten - Puig fashionunited.com
- ↑ Christine Mathys & Dries Van Noten - Puig fashionweekdaily.com
- ↑ Christine Mathys & Dries Van Noten - Puig derijkstebelgen.be
External links
- The New York Times - Christine Mathys
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- Christine Mathys & Dries Van Noten
- Christine Mathys & Dries Van Noten Archived 2018-10-22 at the Wayback Machine
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