Back in September we announced that Nicola Formichetti had been appointed the new creative director of Thierry Mugler. This was very exciting news and now it is time to evaluate the first round. Yesterday was Day 1 of Paris Mens Fashion Week, and the debut of Formichetti’s first collection, “Anatomy of Change”. At 6 pm tonight you can watch

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Rumors confirmed, Nicola Formichetti named Thierry Mugler Creative Director, known as Lady Gaga’s stylist, and also fashion director of Vogue Hommes Japan and a contributing editor of V, Dazed & Confused, and Another Magazine, Nicola can now add creative director of a old fashion house to his resume… More info on theCut & Fashionologie

The Thierry Mugler’s summer 2010 ad campaign photographed by Miguel Reveriego is a explosion of colors! I am not too crazy about the model choice but I do love the color palette and the pieces chosen for the shoot.

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Last week, Thierry Mugler and Clarins Fragrance Group launched a major campaign under the banner “Womanity.” They have also registered the “Womanity” trademark in a number of product categories. There’s just one thing missing: there’s no product. At least, not yet. But a great visual website – womanity.com

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“I’m fascinated by the possibility of the manipulation of nature in the quest for beauty. It’s a kind of obsession. I’ve always been fascinated by gardening in the sense that trees can be trained into different shapes and I think that the body is a similar tool. It doesn’t happen overnight, although a corset can be donned on a very superficial level. But it also has another side to it which is a much deeper thing, Read the full story

“The prophet of Futurism” , as he has been referred to, Thierry Mugler is an instinctive designer who never looks for inspiration. According to Thierry Mugler, “intellect is the servant of the spirit.”

He strongly feels that his clothing is modernistic and not futuristic. Clothes of today should have nothing to do with the past. They should create elegance with simple form and structure and add defined shape to the body, volume, form and simplicity.