Martin Grant

FILM BY DANIEL ROCHE

Classic trench coat seen on THELINE.COM

Vincent Dedienne portant Martin Grant reçoit le Molière de l'humour.

Marion Cotillard wearing a SS17 dress at the Late Night Show with Steven Colbert.

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Martin Grant presented his Fall/Winter 2016 collection in an intimate show held in the designer’s salon in Le Marais, Paris.

Day silhouettes are in black and white sparkling tweed, bottle green leather and plaid motif wools. The perfecto and the bomber jacket are combined with slim pants; turtleneck pullovers become oversized. The long striped tweed cardigan associated with a sculptural, pleated, wide-leg pant creates slender lines. The diamond motifs play with mirror reflections to create an elegant and refined structure. Green and bronze stand together for a sophisticated and refined allure. Silk comes in printed twill or in a crispy ‘satin leather’ effect.
The bottle green evening trench is softly structured with gently angled pockets.
The fluid jumpsuits have deep-cut decolettés. Little swing dresses and straight shifts are elevated by the use of diaphanous silk prints. The sweeping tulle pleated ball skirts are delicate and fluid. The evening dresses are subtly belted with grosgrain and the pareo dress comes alive in exalted simplicity.

Martin Grant demonstrates that his sophisticated standards remain constant with every season and confirm that ‘timeless never fades’.

To download the Fall Winter 2016 lookbook, please click here http://www.martingrantparis.com/en/collection/AUTUMN-WINTER-2016-17.

Martin Grant talks about the new Qantas pilot uniforms.

Directed by André & François

Produced by Alpha Sidibé & Pierre Pélégry
Featuring Martin Grant's collection

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Australian Fashion Designer, Martin Grant, will create a new modern uniform for Qantas’ domestic, regional and international pilots two years after he designed a popular new image for the airline’s cabin crew and ground staff.

Qantas Group CEO Alan Joyce said that a new uniform for the airline’s 2,500 pilots came at a time of renewal. “Every Qantas uniform over the past 95 years reflects its times and we’re excited to work with Martin on a new design that reflects modern Australian style as well as the positive things happening at Qantas,” said Mr Joyce. 

Martin Grant said he was excited by the opportunity to design what will be the first new uniform for Qantas pilots in more than a decade. “The reputation of Qantas pilots speaks for itself, so it’s a real honour to be asked to work with them to create their new uniform. I want it to be comfortable, stylish and most of all, distinguished,” said Martin. “Early feedback from Qantas pilots is that they want to retain the traditional image but give it a modern makeover to be more elegant and more wearable. The female pilots are also hoping for a more feminine line so I will have that front of mind when I begin the design stage,” added Martin. 

Qantas aims to have its pilot community wearing a newly designed uniform during 2016.

Years ago, while looking around Barneys with my friend André Leon Talley, I came across a black leather jacket that I was mad about. I hadn’t heard of the designer, but André knew immediately that it was Martin Grant, an Australian who now lives and works in Paris. I live there too, for part of the year at least, and upon my return I was determined to track him down. It wasn’t easy finding his tiny shop in the Marais, and when I did, it was closed for lunch. So I walked around — and then around some more — until it was open, and there he was, skinny, boyish and super low-key. For me, his talent lies in making coats and jackets that never feel trendy because he understands and respects line, proportion and simplicity. Even now that his Paris quarters are large and lovely, how lucky we are that he doesn’t need or want to show off. And how lucky I am that we remain the closest friends.

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La collection Printemps Eté 2015 est animée par des silhouettes longilignes et séduisantes à la taille marquée et aux décollet- tés vertigineux. Les classiques se libèrent : les shantungs imprimés se mé- langent, le denim brut se rend élégant et la soie se vernis et le lamé éblouit. Les combinaisons pantalons fluides et les minis robes s’habillent d’une sophistication désinvolte. L’incarnation d’une féminité spontanée à l’allure chic fatalement décontractée.

La collection Automne-Hiver 2014/15 a été traduite en images par le photographe Gilles Bensimon dont l’esthétique épurée rejoint naturellement celle de Martin Grant. Ce photographe iconique a su révéler la mode simple et spectaculaire du créateur par des images lumineuses au raffinement contemporain.

Cette collection reprend les codes iconiques d’une garde-robe féminine idéale. Un classique assumé et sublimé.