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Goodbye Virgil Abloh

By Elsa Perez, Nicolas Gandziri and Augustin Daubannay

Virgil Abloh, born September 30, 1980 in Rockford and died November 28, 2021 in Chicago from cancer, a cardiac Angiosarcoma, which he had been secretly fighting since 2019.

He was an American multidisciplinary designer with multiple interests. An architect by training, he was a fashion designer, men's artistic director of Louis Vuitton, founder of the Milan-based brand Off-White, and used to mix luxury and streetwear. He is also a designer, disc jockey and for a time the right-hand man of American rapper Kanye West. He’s well known The Off-White x Nike The Ten capsule collection celebrates the brand's iconic models, which the designer has revisited28. The collection is divided into two themes: "REVEALING" where the reworked models are the Air Jordan 1, Nike Air Max 90, Nike Air Presto, Nike Air VaporMax and Nike Blazer Mid, and "GHOSTING" where the designer's touch is brought to the Converse Chuck Taylor, Nike Zoom Fly SP, Nike Air Force One Low, Nike React Hyperdunk 2017 and Nike Air Max 9729 trainer model. Virgil Abloh said he wanted to "highlight the perfection of Nike's manufacturing and design system "30 through this collaboration.He also designed a pair of Off White x Nike Mercurial Vapor for Kylian Mbappé for the 2018 League Cup final in the early 2000s, he became an artistic consultant for Kanye West, advising the rapper in particular on his record sleeves and the set designs for his concerts. The first major black designer, committed to the affirmation of Afro-American cultures, the stylist landed one of the most coveted positions in fashion in 2018, at the flagship label of LVMH. King of luxury streetwear, he had established himself in a few years as one of the coolest designers. His trademark? A style reflecting the street culture, with his trainers and sweatshirts, but also an easily recognizable logo, made of black and white oblique stripes. He also made a name for himself with successful collaborations with Nike, Jimmy Choo, Moncler and Ikea, as well as with rappers. In 2012, Virgil Abloh also created his first label, Pyrex Vision.It was the LVMH group that announced his death on social networks. "We are shocked by this terrible news. Virgil was not only a genius designer and a visionary, he was also a beautiful soul and a man of great wisdom. The entire LVMH family joins me in expressing its deep sadness. We are all thinking of those who loved him, who have today lost a husband, a father, a brother, a friend", announced Bernard Arnault, Chairman and CEO of the LVMH group. A lot of celebrities paid tribute to the death of Virgil like Kendall Jenner, Drake, the Migos ...

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VIRGIL ABLOH IS THE NEW MENSWEAR DESIGNER OF LOUIS VUITTON

The rumours were right because we know now who will succeed Kim Jones at Louis Vuitton, and its no surprise the very talented Virgil Abloh, founder of the Off-White ™ label. It is therefore natural that I write today an editorial to return to the beginnings and the success story of Abloh.

Apparemment les rumeurs étaient vraies car nous savons désormais qui va succéder à Kim Jones chez Louis Vuitton, et c’est sans surprise le très talentueux Virgil Abloh, fondateur du label Off-White™. C’est donc tout naturellement que je vous propose aujourd’hui un éditorial pour revenir sur les débuts et la succès story de Abloh.

Pic credit: Andrew White for The New York Times

WHO IS HE? // QUI EST-IL ?

At 37, Virgil Abloh is what I could call... a knife-Swiss man to the extent that he is and does many things at once. Indeed, he is a stylist, a DJ, the founder of his own label, Kanye West’s right hand and his latest title is artistic director for Maison Louis Vuitton. Originally from Ghana, Abloh grew up in Rockford, Illinois. He earned his Master of Architecture at the Illinois Institute of Technology and his Bachelor of Civil Engineering degree from the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Bright studies already predestined an exceptional career.

At 37, Virgil Abloh is what I could call... a knife-Swiss man to the extent that he is and does many things at once. Indeed, he is a designer, a DJ, the founder of his label, Kanye West’s right hand and his latest title is artistic director for Maison Louis Vuitton. Originally from Ghana, Abloh grew up in Rockford, Illinois. He earned his Master of Architecture at the Illinois Institute of Technology and his Bachelor of Civil Engineering degree from the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Bright studies already predestined an exceptional career.

HIS CAREER // SA CARRIERE

The career of this prodigy began in 2011. And his career started actively because he was nominated for the Grammy Award for the best album cover for the album Watch the Throne (Jay-Z and Kanye West) for which he has been the artistic director. Driven by the world of fashion and its inspirations, in 2012 Abloh founded in Chicago his first label streetwear Pyrex Vision popularised by rapper A$AP Rocky. However, after only one year of existence Virgil decides to stop his label. But that's without counting on the creative genius of Abloh because he made a great comeback two years later, in 2014, with Off-White™, his new label. It is with no surprise that we find in this new birth some footprints of his first label. With Off-White™, Virgil remains true to himself and his artistic DNA and continues in this, and it is here that begins the adventure of Virgil Abloh in the sphere of fashion.

La carrière de ce prodige a débuté en 2011. Et sa carrière débute fort car il est nominé pour le Grammy Award de la meilleure pochette d'album pour l’album Watch the Throne (de Jay-Z et Kanye West) pour lequel il a été le directeur artistique. Porté par l’univers de la mode et ses inspirations, en 2012 Abloh fonde à Chicago son premier label streetwear Pyrex Vision popularisé par le rappeur A$AP Rocky. Cependant, après seulement une année d’existance Virgil décide d’arrêter son label. Mais c’est sans compter sur le génie créatif de Abloh car il se rattrape deux ans plus tard, en 2014, avec son nouveau label Off-White™. C’est sans surprise qu’on retrouve dans cette nouvelle naissance quelques empreintes de son premier label. Avec Off-White™, Virgil reste fidèle à lui-même et à son ADN artistique et continu ainsi dans cette inspiration Streetwear et c’est là que débute l’aventure de Virgil Abloh dans la sphère de la mode.

Pic credit: from sneakerfreaker.com

STEPPING STONE // TREMPLIN DE SA CARRIÈRE

After being at just 22, Kanye West's right-hand and fashion advisor for many years, its only natural that Abloh becomes the founder of his Milan-based label, Off-White ™. Like all designers in the fashion world, Abloh received some critics. Indeed, he has been accused of plagiarism on several occasions including his reinvention of Ralph Lauren rugby shirts and Champion sweatshirts by customising them with logos of his brand. Today, what propels, even more, Virgil's career is the confirmation of his new title: Men’s Artistic director for the French luxury house, Louis Vuitton. His first show will take place in June during Men’s Fashion Week in Paris.

Besides, Abloh has exclusive collaborations with the most prominent names like Nike, with whom he has collaborated twice. The Off-White™ capsule collection x Nike The Ten highlights the iconic models of the brand that the designer has revisited. The collection is divided into two themes: "REVEALING" where the reworked models are Air Jordan 1, Nike Air Max 90, Nike Air Presto, Nike Air VaporMax and Nike Blazer Mid, and "GHOSTING". This time, the signature brought by the designer is worn on models of Chuck Taylor Converse sneakers, Nike Zoom Fly SP, Nike Air Force 1 Low, Nike React Hyperdunk 2017 as well as Nike Air Max 97.

Virgil Abloh has signed a collaboration with the Swedish brand Ikea, planned for 2019. This capsule collection is intended for the young generation Y, will be designed for small spaces and small budgets. He has also made a collaboration that presents a collection inspired by Princess Diana with Jimmy Choo. His next collaboration is with Vans, and this one is currently in collaboration and should see the day this spring 2018.

Après avoir été à seulement 22 ans, le bras droit et le conseiller mode de Kanye West pendant de longues années, c’est tout naturellement que Abloh fonde son propre label Off-White™ basé à Milan. Comme tous créateurs dans l’univers de la mode, Abloh a fait face à quelques critiques. En effet, il a été accusé de plagiat à plusieurs reprises notamment ses réinventions des chemises de rugby Ralph Lauren et des sweat-shirt Champion en les customisant avec des logos de sa marque. Aujourd’hui, ce qui propulse d’avantage la carrière de Virgil c’est la confirmation de son nouveau titre : directeur artistique homme pour la maison de luxe française, Louis Vuitton. Son premier défilé aura lieu en lors de la Fashion Week Homme à Paris.

De plus, Abloh a à son actif des collaborations exclusives avec les plus grands noms comme Nike avec qui il a mené deux collaborations. La collection capsule Off-White™ x Nike The Ten met en avant les modèles iconiques de la marque que le créateur a revisités. La collection se divise en deux thèmes : "REVEALING" où les modèles retravaillés sont les Air Jordan 1, Nike Air Max 90, Nike Air Presto, Nike Air VaporMax et Nike Blazer Mid, et "GHOSTING". Cette fois, la touche personnelle apportée par le créateur est portée sur les modèles de baskets Converse Chuck Taylor, Nike Zoom Fly SP, Nike Air Force 1 Low, Nike React Hyperdunk 2017 ainsi que Nike Air Max 97.

Virgil Abloh a signé une collaboration avec l'enseigne suédoise Ikea, prévue pour 2019. Cette collection capsule, destinée aux jeunes de la génération Y, sera conçue pour les petits espaces et les petits budgets. Il a également fait une collaboration qui présente une collection inspirée par la Princesse Diana avec Jimmy Choo. Sa prochaine collaboration est avec Vans et celle-ci est actuellement en collaboration et devrait voir le jour ce printemps 2018.

PERSONAL LIFE // VIE PERSONNELLE

I have no information about Virgil Abloh's private life and to be honest I'm not interested in. This post aims to highlight this creator who is gradually growing in power and imposes his particular style in this specific universe.

Je n’ai aucune information concernant la vie privée de Virgirl Abloh et pour être honnête cela m’intéresse peu. Cet article a vraiment pour but de mettre en avant ce créateur qui peu à peu est en train de monter en puissance et impose son style particulier dans cet univers sélectif.

Pic credit: from highsnobiety.com

HIS STYLE // SON STYLE

As said before, the style of Virgil Abloh is visually directly related to Streetwear, and that's what makes today the DNA of Off-White™. Through his brand, Abloh wants to get off the beaten track of fashion and try to give his personal touch to street style. His brand and his new title of artistic director at Louis Vuitton strengthens the relationship of Luxury that meets Streetwear. Anyway, I'm both surprised and excited about this new role, and I look forward to seeing how Abloh will explore and innovate the Louis Vuitton signature. I know that this big fan of the French surrealist artist Marcel Duchamp likes to risk a new approach. There is more to wait for Paris Fashion Week to know what he will offer us!

Comme dit précédemment, le style de Virgil Abloh est de manière très visuelle directement lié au Streetwear et c’est ce qui fait aujourd’hui l’ADN de Off-White™. À travers sa marque on remarque que Abloh veut sortir des sentiers battus de la mode et essayer de donner sa touche personnelle au style de rue. Sa marque et son nouveau titre de directeur artistique chez Louis Vuitton renforcent la relation du Luxe qui rencontre le Streetwear. En tout cas, je suis surprise et excitée à la fois de ce nouveau rôle et j’ai vraiment hâte de voir comment Abloh va explorer et innover la signature Louis Vuitton. Je sais que ce grand fan de l’artiste surréaliste Français Marcel Duchamp, aime se risquer à une nouvelle approche. Il n’y a plus qu’à attendre la Paris Fashion Week pour savoir ce qu’il va nous proposer !

/!\ Every pictures have been found on Google, I do not own them. I always tag a credit and when there isn’t one it means I couldn’t find it.

/!\ Toutes les photos ont été trouvées sur Google, je ne les possède pas. Je marque toujours un crédit et quand il n'y en a pas, cela signifie que je ne le trouvais pas.

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Nike and Virgil Abloh have officially unveiled the upcoming “The Ten” Off-White collection.

The full collection is broken up into two categories, “Revealing” and “Ghosting”.

The “Revealing” set, which is designed to look accessible, includes the Air Jordan I($190), Nike Air Max 90($160), Nike Air Presto($160), Nike Air VaporMax($250) and Nike Blazer Mid($130).

The “Ghosting” set will include translucent versions of the Converse Chuck Taylor, Nike Zoom Fly SP, Nike Air Force 1 Low, Nike React Hyperdunk 2017 and Nike Air Max 97.

The “Revealing” set will be pre-released at NikeLab stores in New York City (Sept. 9-13), London (Sept. 18-22), Milan (Sept. 21-25) and Paris (Sept. 26-30). The full collection, including all ten silhouettes, will be available in November at NikeLab stores and select retailers worldwide.

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Here's How to Get Your Pair of Virgil Abloh x Nike’s 'The Ten' Kicks

Here’s How to Get Your Pair of Virgil Abloh x Nike’s ‘The Ten’ Kicks

Off White designer Virgil Abloh teams up with Nike for The Ten Collection. The new project features a total of ten sneakers all re-worked by Virgil in two categories. The ‘Revealing’ kicks are all detailed and reconstructed, while the ‘Ghosting sneakers have translucent details.

You can expect to find popular sneakers in the Revealing bunch with the Air Jordan I, Nike Air Max 90, Nike Air…

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Virgil Abloh x Nike Announce New Design Project “The10”

Virgil Abloh x Nike Announce New Design Project “The10”

  According to NIKE “Virgil Abloh’s relationship to Nike began long before he first visited the company’s world headquarters in October 2016 to start a new collaboration. As a teen, living in Rockford, Illinois, he and his friends sketched shoe ideas and mailed them to Nike. “We were enamored with Air Jordans,” says Abloh, who is now 36 and based between Milan and Chicago. “Michael Jordan was…

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Why Harvard Students Threw Their Shoes at Virgil Abloh

Invited on Oct. 26th to speak about his many hats that bring him to interact with leading brands—designer, DJ and founder of his own apparel brand,Off-White—Virgil Abloh urged Harvard’s Graduate School of Design attendees to find their unique creative voices in a recent hour-long talk which ended with audience members tossing their sneakers towards the podium.

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His lecture, called “Insert Complex Title Here,” attracted a packed audience. It was his second visit to Harvard, following a talk with Kanye West, with whom he worked as art director.

VIRGIL ABLOH SPEAKS AT HARVARD (FULL LECTURE) https://t.co/IHkcsFn0cv [@virgilabloh] http://pic.twitter.com/m8CIJLZfR7

— ֆȶɨʟʟ (@illroots) October 30, 2017

Abloh presented a seven-point manifesto called “Personal Design Language,” encouraging speaking to “the tourist and purist simultaneously,” in a “3 percent approach.”

“Things are intriguing to me when they’re slightly edited, like these shoes,” he said, removing one of his Nike Air Force 1 shoes. “I was only interested in restraining myself, and only editing it 3 percent.”

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Eric Howeler, associate professor of architecture told The Harvard Gazette, “He’s a contemporary young voice who can disrupt. Architecture needs some disruption. Design has never been as well-regarded as it is today. He’s connecting to people, to clients, to fashion. It’s great for people to think big about design, not just architecture.”

Abloh explained in his talk (well worth watching; above) how and why he works with global brands such as IKEA, where he collaborated on a millennial-focused furniture line.

“My idea is that humans don’t make things by themselves,” Abloh said during a live Q&A session with IKEA creative leader Henrik Most at an event in Milan. “Collaboration is not a punchline… I only collaborate with the best in each category.”

Abloh aims to provide “new solutions for a millennial’s first home. I don’t have the patience to be a non-creator,” he continued, adding that IKEA let him put his “opinion on a classic.” The collection is projected to drop in 2019 but a prototype of his rug was shown in Milan.

“Surreal” was his initial reaction to being contacted by IKEA. “Architecture, I used to think, was building buildings, but me navigating my way into this institution that provides furniture to real people — if I can bring an ounce of an idea, that’s already an idea,” he said at Harvard.

Abloh’s collaboration with Nike actually began when he was a teenager and sketched shoe ideas with his friends that they sent to the brand. “We were enamored with Air Jordans. Michael Jordan was larger than life — he was Superman to me. My entire design background and ethos came from the ‘90s.”

“By the time I made my first trip to Beaverton, I immediately wanted to make something,” Abloh says. “I didn’t wait all those years just to have meetings at Nike.”

On that first visit, he rebuilt a pair of triple-black Air Force 1 Low shoes with an X-ACTO knife, drew on them with markers, and created one-offs for his staff to wear at that December’s Design Miami where he presented OFF-WHITE furniture.

Abloh’s recreation of design language led to The Ten, a collaborative exploration of 10 Nike footwear silhouettes. “These 10 shoes have broken barriers in performance and style,” he said. “To me, they are on the same level as a sculpture of David or the Mona Lisa. You can debate it all you want, but they mean something. And that’s what’s important.”

He divided the 10 shoes into “REVEALING,” hand-cut, open-source and reconstructed including Air Jordan I, Nike Air Max 90, Nike Air Presto, Nike Air VaporMax and Nike Blazer Mid; and “GHOSTING,” with translucent uppers revealing and uniting the second set of silhouettes through common material and including Converse Chuck Taylor, Nike Zoom Fly SP, Nike Air Force 1 Low, Nike React Hyperdunk 2017 and Nike Air Max 97.

“My high school years were made up of playing soccer, skateboarding and biking year-round,” says Abloh. “What I’ve learned from playing sports and also being obsessed with design is that there is an inherent style and focus that exists amongst athletes and designers alike: What propels them to be the best comes from deep within.”

Abloh earned a master’s degree in architecture from Illinois Institute of Technology, and was nominated for a Grammy for art direction for his work on the Jay Z-Kanye West album “Watch the Throne” in 2011. He founded Milan-based fashion label Off-White in 2013, inspired by Diana, Princess of Wales. Now Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art is planning a retrospective of Abloh’s work for 2019.

The iconoclastic designer credits Rem Koolhaas, Donald Judd, Jim Joe, among others as inspirations. “I have mentors who are dead. I have mentors 30 years older than me. I have mentors 10 years younger,” he said at Harvard.

He ended his GSD talk by suggesting a new title, “Insert Yourself Here,” and telling the audience, “Put yourself in my shoes,” he said. “I’m not that special.” How they responded? By throwing their sneakers, by the dozen, to the front of the hall by the podium for him to doodle on—something even Kanye wasn’t asked to do.

without thinking it through, "toss 5 shoes up here and I'll draw on them"..

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Take a Look at All 10 Off-White™ x Nike Sneakers

Excitement over Off-White™‘s 10-shoe collaboration with Nike has been building since the wide-ranging collection was little more than a rumour. Over that time, we’ve seen collaborative sneakers such as the Air Jordan 1, the Air Max 90, and the VaporMax. Now, images of every piece in the collection has been revealed, which also includes Air Max 97s, Blazers and Converse’s Chuck Taylor All-Star.

As well as unveiling every piece of the collection, Virgil Abloh sat down with Nike’s Vice President of Footwear Andy Cain to shed some more light on the much-hyped collection. As well as featuring some illuminating insights from Virgil, the interview also included official confirmation of the collaboration’s release date, with a series of pre-releases at NikeLab locations to tie in with corresponding fashion weeks.

Split into two themes – “REVEALING” and “GHOSTING” – each set presents an accessible aesthetic thanks to hand-cut, open-sourced and reconstructed methods of design found in its first set including the Air Jordan 1, Nike Air Max 90, Nike Air Presto, Nike Air VaporMax and Nike Blazer Mid. The latter batch continues its aforementioned theme of accessibility via translucent uppers on the Converse Chuck Taylor, Nike Zoom Fly SP, Nike Air Force 1 Low, Nike React Hyperdunk 2017 and Nike Air Max 97. Check out all ten silhouettes above

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Why Harvard Students Threw Their Shoes at Virgil Abloh

Invited on Oct. 26th to speak about his many hats that bring him to interact with leading brands—designer, DJ and founder of his own apparel brand,Off-White—Virgil Abloh urged Harvard’s Graduate School of Design attendees to find their unique creative voices in a recent hour-long talk which ended with audience members tossing their sneakers towards the podium.

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His lecture, called “Insert Complex Title Here,” attracted a packed audience. It was his second visit to Harvard, following a talk with Kanye West, with whom he worked as art director.

VIRGIL ABLOH SPEAKS AT HARVARD (FULL LECTURE) https://t.co/IHkcsFn0cv [@virgilabloh] pic.twitter.com/m8CIJLZfR7

— ֆȶɨʟʟ (@illroots) October 30, 2017

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Abloh presented a seven-point manifesto called “Personal Design Language,” encouraging speaking to “the tourist and purist simultaneously,” in a “3 percent approach.”

“Things are intriguing to me when they’re slightly edited, like these shoes,” he said, removing one of his Nike Air Force 1 shoes. “I was only interested in restraining myself, and only editing it 3 percent.”

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Eric Howeler, associate professor of architecture told The Harvard Gazette, “He’s a contemporary young voice who can disrupt. Architecture needs some disruption. Design has never been as well-regarded as it is today. He’s connecting to people, to clients, to fashion. It’s great for people to think big about design, not just architecture.”

Abloh explained in his talk (well worth watching; above) how and why he works with global brands such as IKEA, where he collaborated on a millennial-focused furniture line.

“My idea is that humans don’t make things by themselves,” Abloh said during a live Q&A session with IKEA creative leader Henrik Most at an event in Milan. “Collaboration is not a punchline… I only collaborate with the best in each category.”

Abloh aims to provide “new solutions for a millennial’s first home. I don’t have the patience to be a non-creator,” he continued, adding that IKEA let him put his “opinion on a classic.” The collection is projected to drop in 2019 but a prototype of his rug was shown in Milan.

“Surreal” was his initial reaction to being contacted by IKEA. “Architecture, I used to think, was building buildings, but me navigating my way into this institution that provides furniture to real people — if I can bring an ounce of an idea, that’s already an idea,” he said at Harvard.

Abloh’s collaboration with Nike actually began when he was a teenager and sketched shoe ideas with his friends that they sent to the brand. “We were enamored with Air Jordans. Michael Jordan was larger than life — he was Superman to me. My entire design background and ethos came from the ‘90s.”

“By the time I made my first trip to Beaverton, I immediately wanted to make something,” Abloh says. “I didn’t wait all those years just to have meetings at Nike.”

On that first visit, he rebuilt a pair of triple-black Air Force 1 Low shoes with an X-ACTO knife, drew on them with markers, and created one-offs for his staff to wear at that December’s Design Miami where he presented OFF-WHITE furniture.

Abloh’s recreation of design language led to The Ten, a collaborative exploration of 10 Nike footwear silhouettes. “These 10 shoes have broken barriers in performance and style,” he said. “To me, they are on the same level as a sculpture of David or the Mona Lisa. You can debate it all you want, but they mean something. And that’s what’s important.”

He divided the 10 shoes into “REVEALING,” hand-cut, open-source and reconstructed including Air Jordan I, Nike Air Max 90, Nike Air Presto, Nike Air VaporMax and Nike Blazer Mid; and “GHOSTING,” with translucent uppers revealing and uniting the second set of silhouettes through common material and including Converse Chuck Taylor, Nike Zoom Fly SP, Nike Air Force 1 Low, Nike React Hyperdunk 2017 and Nike Air Max 97.

“My high school years were made up of playing soccer, skateboarding and biking year-round,” says Abloh. “What I’ve learned from playing sports and also being obsessed with design is that there is an inherent style and focus that exists amongst athletes and designers alike: What propels them to be the best comes from deep within.”

Abloh earned a master’s degree in architecture from Illinois Institute of Technology, and was nominated for a Grammy for art direction for his work on the Jay Z-Kanye West album “Watch the Throne” in 2011. He founded Milan-based fashion label Off-White in 2013, inspired by Diana, Princess of Wales. Now Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art is planning a retrospective of Abloh’s work for 2019.

The iconoclastic designer credits Rem Koolhaas, Donald Judd, Jim Joe, among others as inspirations. “I have mentors who are dead. I have mentors 30 years older than me. I have mentors 10 years younger,” he said at Harvard.

He ended his GSD talk by suggesting a new title, “Insert Yourself Here,” and telling the audience, “Put yourself in my shoes,” he said. “I’m not that special.” How they responded? By throwing their sneakers, by the dozen, to the front of the hall by the podium for him to doodle on—something even Kanye wasn’t asked to do.

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Why Harvard Students Threw Their Shoes at Virgil Abloh

Invited on Oct. 26th to speak about his many hats that bring him to interact with leading brands—designer, DJ and founder of his own apparel brand,Off-White—Virgil Abloh urged Harvard’s Graduate School of Design attendees to find their unique creative voices in a recent hour-long talk which ended with audience members tossing their sneakers towards the podium.

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His lecture, called “Insert Complex Title Here,” attracted a packed audience. It was his second visit to Harvard, following a talk with Kanye West, with whom he worked as art director.

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Abloh presented a seven-point manifesto called “Personal Design Language,” encouraging speaking to “the tourist and purist simultaneously,” in a “3 percent approach.”

“Things are intriguing to me when they’re slightly edited, like these shoes,” he said, removing one of his Nike Air Force 1 shoes. “I was only interested in restraining myself, and only editing it 3 percent.”

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Eric Howeler, associate professor of architecture told The Harvard Gazette, “He’s a contemporary young voice who can disrupt. Architecture needs some disruption. Design has never been as well-regarded as it is today. He’s connecting to people, to clients, to fashion. It’s great for people to think big about design, not just architecture.”

Abloh explained in his talk (well worth watching; above) how and why he works with global brands such as IKEA, where he collaborated on a millennial-focused furniture line.

“My idea is that humans don’t make things by themselves,” Abloh said during a live Q&A session with IKEA creative leader Henrik Most at an event in Milan. “Collaboration is not a punchline… I only collaborate with the best in each category.”

Abloh aims to provide “new solutions for a millennial’s first home. I don’t have the patience to be a non-creator,” he continued, adding that IKEA let him put his “opinion on a classic.” The collection is projected to drop in 2019 but a prototype of his rug was shown in Milan.

“Surreal” was his initial reaction to being contacted by IKEA. “Architecture, I used to think, was building buildings, but me navigating my way into this institution that provides furniture to real people — if I can bring an ounce of an idea, that’s already an idea,” he said at Harvard.

Abloh’s collaboration with Nike actually began when he was a teenager and sketched shoe ideas with his friends that they sent to the brand. “We were enamored with Air Jordans. Michael Jordan was larger than life — he was Superman to me. My entire design background and ethos came from the ‘90s.”

“By the time I made my first trip to Beaverton, I immediately wanted to make something,” Abloh says. “I didn’t wait all those years just to have meetings at Nike.”

On that first visit, he rebuilt a pair of triple-black Air Force 1 Low shoes with an X-ACTO knife, drew on them with markers, and created one-offs for his staff to wear at that December’s Design Miami where he presented OFF-WHITE furniture.

Abloh’s recreation of design language led to The Ten, a collaborative exploration of 10 Nike footwear silhouettes. “These 10 shoes have broken barriers in performance and style,” he said. “To me, they are on the same level as a sculpture of David or the Mona Lisa. You can debate it all you want, but they mean something. And that’s what’s important.”

He divided the 10 shoes into “REVEALING,” hand-cut, open-source and reconstructed including Air Jordan I, Nike Air Max 90, Nike Air Presto, Nike Air VaporMax and Nike Blazer Mid; and “GHOSTING,” with translucent uppers revealing and uniting the second set of silhouettes through common material and including Converse Chuck Taylor, Nike Zoom Fly SP, Nike Air Force 1 Low, Nike React Hyperdunk 2017 and Nike Air Max 97.

“My high school years were made up of playing soccer, skateboarding and biking year-round,” says Abloh. “What I’ve learned from playing sports and also being obsessed with design is that there is an inherent style and focus that exists amongst athletes and designers alike: What propels them to be the best comes from deep within.”

Abloh earned a master’s degree in architecture from Illinois Institute of Technology, and was nominated for a Grammy for art direction for his work on the Jay Z-Kanye West album “Watch the Throne” in 2011. He founded Milan-based fashion label Off-White in 2013, inspired by Diana, Princess of Wales. Now Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art is planning a retrospective of Abloh’s work for 2019.

The iconoclastic designer credits Rem Koolhaas, Donald Judd, Jim Joe, among others as inspirations. “I have mentors who are dead. I have mentors 30 years older than me. I have mentors 10 years younger,” he said at Harvard.

He ended his GSD talk by suggesting a new title, “Insert Yourself Here,” and telling the audience, “Put yourself in my shoes,” he said. “I’m not that special.” How they responded? By throwing their sneakers, by the dozen, to the front of the hall by the podium for him to doodle on—something even Kanye wasn’t asked to do.

without thinking it through, "toss 5 shoes up here and I'll draw on them"..

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