Courrèges

Courrèges is a French fashion house known for its modernist and futuristic designs, founded by André Courrèges in 1961. The brand is currently owned by the holding company Artémis. Courrèges is newsworthy due to recent changes in its artistic direction. Nicolas Di Felice, who served as artistic director for five years, departed on March 24th. During his tenure, Di Felice created a sophisticated and wearable wardrobe, incorporating references to the brand's founder. Subsequently, on March 30th, Courrèges announced the appointment of Drew Henry, a South African designer with experience at Céline and Burberry, as the new artistic director. This change signifies a new chapter for the brand as it seeks to maintain its relevance in the contemporary fashion landscape.